Latest articles by Mary C. Gruszka
Last time we looked at some general characteristics of digital consoles. Now we will look more closely at those specifically needed for surround sound mixing.
Just as a new generation of video coders is finding its way into the market, audio is keeping up the pace. Audio coders handle both ends of the bit-rate spectrum (and in the middle as well).
As much as I like test and measurement equipment, sometimes the best troubleshooting tools for a job are two good ears and the gray matter between them.
An Audio By Design reader named "Bro Duke," writes in about his microphone pet peeve, "their lack of internal filters.
Accurately monitoring 5.1 surround sound involves more than just adding four more loudspeakers to a stereo system.
M12HD ‘major departure’ for remote production company
Even if you've been in audio for years, there are always new things to learn.
Once analog TV transmissions cease, it’s going to be a different spectrum landscape for the makers and users of wireless microphones and intercoms.
My early audio and engineering education wasn’t just fashioned from textbooks and classroom lectures.
