Simple envelope generator with Attack, Sustain, Decay and Release parameters.

1. The damping of a sound wave when it passes through a medium or hits a surface.

This is a microphone that is situated some distance from the performers in order to capture the ambience of the recording location. Typically overhead.

Feedback is the screeching or howling sound caused by feeding the output of an audio system back to the its own input, for example pointing a microphone at the speakers that are the output of the micr [..]

This is a power signal that can be used to power Condenser Microphones and Active DI Boxes directly from a Mixing Desk. Phantom power is normally in the range 6 to 48 volts DC.

This is the increase in low frequency response that occurs as a source gets close to a pressure gradient microphone.

Unaccompanied vocal performance with one or more vocalists. Literally “In the church style”.

A&R is a term used in the music industry (short for Artist and Repertoire) that refers to the department of a record label responsible for scouting out new bands and artists, and then developing t [..]

A&R is a term used in the music industry (short for Artist and Repertoire) that refers to the department of a record label responsible for scouting out new bands and artists, and then developing t [..]

Also known as 12 Bar Blues Song Form is the most common blues song form. In 12-Bar song form an AAB pattern is used in both lyrics and melody (this is often set out in a ‘question-question-answer’ for [..]