98. Different Mics for Different Instruments

Are you a musician who would love some insights on song splits, music copyright, using samples etc. but feel intimidated by approaching a music lawyer? In this episode, Xylo Aria chats with entertainment lawyer, Andrew Fuller on his advice on when artists need legal support, how ...  Show more

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the term gain staging and wondered what it was exactly? In this episode, Xylo Aria chats with Lisa who shares her journey from aspiring singer to music producer and educator, emphasizing the importance of gain staging in music production. Discove ...  Show more

From electric guitars to samplers to drum machines and beyond, the music we love is only possible thanks to the technology used to create it. In many ways, the history of popular music is really a history of technological innovation. In this episode, we partnered with BandLab to ...  Show more

Our vocal system is incredibly complex. What we call “the voice” starts with very precise movements of our vocal cords, and then goes through an entire “resonation system” that includes our throat, mouth, lips, tongue, and teeth. With enough control over these components, people ...  Show more

Since their founding almost a century ago, Shure has created some of the most iconic microphones ever made. In this episode, we worked with Shure to tell the story of the SM7 dynamic microphone: from its humble beginnings in voiceover studios in the early 70s, to its use on class ...  Show more

You can use sound to tell stories in different ways - whether that's a soundtrack, a character's voice or sound effects for a radio drama.A recent Producers’ Forum session at the BBC studio used by The Archers and Home Front saw a lively debate about the range of skills required ...  Show more