Specialized pieces designed for the unique acoustic and ergonomic demands of sound production environments constitute a significant category within the furniture industry. These items, encompassing desks, racks, and seating, are engineered to... Read more »
The phenomenon of digital audio workstation software capturing its own output can stem from a number of configuration issues. This self-recording, where the program records what it’s playing, rather than an external... Read more »
A self-contained environment facilitates sound capture and manipulation outside of traditional fixed locations. This setup commonly includes a microphone, audio interface, recording software, and headphones, all designed for ease of transport and... Read more »
This specification denotes a standardized framework commonly employed for organizing and housing electronic equipment, particularly audio processing and related gear, within a studio environment. The “48” refers to the standard 19-inch width,... Read more »
A fundamental piece of equipment in professional sound environments, this device combines, processes, and routes multiple audio signals. It allows audio engineers to adjust levels, equalization, and effects on individual channels and... Read more »
The process of capturing sound using FL Studio involves connecting a microphone or other audio source to a computer, configuring the software to recognize the input, and initiating the recording function. This... Read more »