As a freelance sound engineer, I’ve spent a considerable portion of my time specializing in hiding mics on performers for theatrical events and broad…

In a world where spectrum is shrinking and there are more wireless channels on air than ever before, audio engineers face an increasingly tough time …

ZOE MILTON, stage sound engineer and Administrator at the ASD, the UK's Association of Sound Designers, reflects on how improvements in wireless micr…

Guitar tech, Pjay Johnson (Busted, McFly, John Newman) walks us through his five top tips every guitar tech should know.

We explore digital wireless tech by learning about what modern RF experts think of the trend towards more digital systems and the potential benefits.

The following post on wireless audio antenna placement is a guest contribution from Alex Milne of RF Venue, Inc — a US based manufacturer of innovati…

At this year's NAMM show, we launched our first all-new dynamic microphone for nearly 50 years — the KSM8 Dualdyne.

When it comes to wireless audio signal quality, nothing is more important than maintaining excellent signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).

For more than 90 years, Shure has provided the world with ground-breaking technology and innovative audio solutions. In 1939, we developed the Unidyn…

The Shure KSM8 Dualdyne is the world's first dual diaphragm dynamic handheld microphone - a ground-breaking feat of engineering that essentially reve…

In the audio world, few debates raise blood pressure levels more than the analogue vs digital question. Audio enthusiasts will argue the topic for ho…

When professional wireless mic systems were first introduced in 1953, they were intended to replace a typical 20 foot microphone cable.

Whether it's friends and politics or beer and wine, there are some things in life that should never mix.

The most overused jargon in wireless microphones explained... Wireless microphones are still a relatively new technology and have adopted certain ter…

From live performance to big events, corporate conferences to your local house of worship, wireless microphones and in-ear monitor systems are now st…

So you've decided a digital wireless system is right for you. But which system should you buy?

"Receiver antennas are one of the most misunderstood areas of wireless microphone operation."

Microphones come in a variety of shapes that determine their ideal field of application.

Are you confused by line level versus mic level? Well, you’re not alone. We’re often asked to explain the difference. Simply stated, these both refer…

Learn the basics about Sound volume, mobility on stage, stereo monitoring, gain before feedback, portability and other topics about wireless stage m…

View the role of each component in delivering the SM58’s reliable sound quality and combat-ready ruggedness.

The SM58, descendant of the 565, is the studio sound solution that decimated the toughest problems in live sound.

Shure Drum Mastery Part 1: Vidseo Workshop on Drumming Techniques from drum professional Darren Ashford

The Vocal Mastery is a series of workshops videos with ACM (www.acm.ac.uk/) vocal teachers Jono McNeill and Erika Footman to help you improve your si…

Shure earphones are not worn in the same style as headphones or standard earbuds. To enjoy the superior sound isolation and audio quality of your ear…

The polar pattern of a microphone is the sensitivity to sound relative to the direction or angle from which the sound arrives, or easier worded how w…

The transducer is the heart of the microphone. It converts sound into an electricalsignal. The two most common transducer types are Dynamic and Conde…

The frequency response is the output level or sensitivity of a microphone over its operating range from lowest to highest frequencies.

Application, environment and sound. This article shows you how to use these criteria to find the best microphone for you.