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Audio Media is a controlled circulation magazine for audio production professionals. It covers pro audio technology, technique, and business for the post, broadcast, recording, media authoring, sound reinforcement, location, and mastering markets.

Audio Media is read worldwide, in monthly printed and digital versions, by qualified professionals. Content includes in-depth news, regular columns focusing on events, technology, and the business of audio, equipment reviews by working audio professionals, product samplers, project profiles, tutorials, and more.

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Front of House Magazine (abbreviated FOH) is a worldwide news service for live audio professionals. Published by Timeless Communications, the magazine comes in digital or “analog” (print) format and is available free of charge to qualified professionals, enthusiasts, and students. Information on digital and live sound consoles, amplifiers, processors, microphones, speakers, trade shows, major concert/production tours, theatre, installations and industry news can be found within the pages of FOH.

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Audix Microphones gives us this three part Video Tutorial on the proper use and selection of Microphone for the following different applications

A look at the basics of Live Vocal performance microphone technique and proper selection of mic.

A look at the basics of microphone technique and proper selection of mic when dealing with a choir.

This video on how to mic up your drum set includes Mike’s Microphone Terminology 101 and proper selection when setting up your drum kit

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Most of us employ at least one form of mobile device for communication, organization, information, and listening to music. But what about making music? In the past, we’ve had to wait to make music until we returned to the studio, or we’d carry around a ratty old notebook in which we would jot down our ideas. Now, with the help of a growing number of programmers and manufacturers, we can employ mobile music-making devices to make music remotely. This book shows you how. This book’s purpose is not only to give you new ideas for making music while you are waiting in the subway or on a break at work, but also to show you how to incorporate those mobile music sessions back into your home studio sessions. It offers a survey of the available technologies, hardware, and software available for making music on mobile devices, as well as direct instruction and tutorials on how to set up music software on mobile devices and then integrate your music into a stage or studio setup. Additionally, this book covers how to integrate mobile devices into the home recording environment for use with software such as Pro Tools, Ableton Live, and more.

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