Monthly Archive: March 2019

Apart from DJ and producer Mark Ronson winning the original song accolade for “Shallow’ from A Star Is Born, a team of experienced sound pros also took home Oscars for their work on the Queen biopic: engineer Paul Massey took the sound mixing prize for Bohemian Rhapsody alongside John Casali and Tim Cavagin, while Nina Hartstone […]

If you follow a forensic enquiry into sound reproduction far enough, you will arrive – with apologies to Aldous Huxley – at the doors of perception, writes Phil Ward. Where, in terms of capture, is the ‘centre’ of a grand piano? Ultimately, it’s a conundrum that reveals the artifice of recorded sound: in any recording, […]

Lectrosonics announced the introduction of the DCHT portable digital stereo transmitter. The new DCHT unit is designed for use in film and TV production as both a wireless audio link from a bag or cart system to cameras, and as a portable IFB transmitter paired with the Duet digital wireless M2R receiver packs. The DCHT […]

Access delivers the core Auto-Tune technology in a streamlined interface, for just $99. A new, pared-down interface provides access to key Auto-Tune features with a single click. Simple three-position Retune Speed and Humanize knobs allow a variety of tuning applications, from subtle, natural-sounding pitch correction to the most extreme Auto-Tune Effects. Low-latency processing means users […]