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8 Types of Hand Drums

October 2, 2026 By Bradley

Musician playing hand drums.

Exploring hand drums opens up a fascinating universe of rhythm and melody, where each tap or shake brings a unique sound to life. Whether you’re a beginner eager to learn the basics or an experienced musician aiming to deepen your skills, this guide offers valuable insights and practical tips to help you master these ancient […]

Filed Under: Drum

The 7 Best Pickups & Microphones for Violin Recording (2026)

September 30, 2026 By Bradley

Different ways and methods for recording violin playing live.

Stringed instruments, such as the violin or ‘fiddle,’ produce a sound that’s uniquely beautiful and deserves to be heard clearly. Capturing this sound can be challenging, so using microphones to amplify it is essential. Missing the distinct sound of the violin, whether played solo or with others, would be an injustice. I have modern technology […]

Filed Under: Microphones & Recording, Violin

4 Types of Microphones Used In Theatre

October 3, 2026 By Bradley

Sound quality plays a vital role in theatre production. Great actors and outstanding plays can’t engage the audience if the audio falls short. 1) Wireless Microphone A wireless microphone system sends the performer’s signal by radio to a receiver instead of running an audio cable from the performer to the mixer. The transmitter is embedded […]

Filed Under: Microphones & Recording

How To Mic A Grand Piano Live

May 31, 2026 By Bradley

Grand Piano microphone

A grand piano offers a beautiful mix of soft and loud sounds, rich tones, and deep echoes. Its 88 responsive keys, long strings, large soundboard, and pedals help you control volume, tone, and sustain with ease. This acoustic, stringed instrument comes in three sizes: the baby grand at 4 feet 11 inches (1.5m), the parlor […]

Filed Under: Live Sound

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