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January 31, 2013
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We're almost recovered from this year's whirlwind NAMM Show, and are continuing to upload all sorts of new product info on our NAMM News Portal. Dig in! More »

Ron Blair with Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers »
Tech 21 VT Bass DI and Rackmount »
Review: Acoustic B200 MKII and Warwick BC150 »

Fleetwood Mac Extends 2013 Tour »
EBS Billy Sheehan Signature Drive pedal »
Links page for the February 2013 issue of Bass Player »

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Articles about bass players »
Creative avoidance of trainwrecks »
What the future will bring »
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PAR Daily E-Reviewsletter featuring USB Microphones from Apogee, Audio-Technica & Blue plus Best of Show Awards from NAMM 2013


New Products - January 31, 2013
Pro Audio Review and Pro Sound News Present: Best of Show Awards from NAMM 2013 »
Allen & Heath ME-1 Personal Mixer »
Aviom A360 Personal Mixer »
TEC Award Winners Announced »
Today's Product Review

USB Microphones featuring Apogee, Audio-Technica & Blue
By Lynn Fuston

"Sure, USB microphones are convenient; set up takes just a computer cable from the mic to a computer or iPad. But are these just convenient toys for those without the budget for real preamps and converters, or are they seriously useable tools? Before this evaluation, I simply wanted to know. So this evaluation was a test: not a true shootout, but more an exploratory-, or discovery-based, test.

There were two reasons I decided to do this: one, I just got an iPad 4 and two, I don't know any professional recording engineers that have ever tried a USB mic. For several years now, people have asked me what I think of USB mics — musicians and singers mostly — and I had no answer. It was time for that to change.

To be clear, this is not a mic ‘shootout.’ No level calibration was attempted during recording. I’ve been doing product shootouts for over 30 years and I know that the first rule is to make sure the levels are absolutely matched, to make sure the audible differences are not just level-related because volume differences as small as 0.1 dB can skew a sonic evaluation." More »

Today's Blog

Exclusive Interview: Anthrax Guitarist Leaves Band To Produce
by Kelleigh Welch
"Long-time Anthrax member Rob Caggiano surprised the metal world last month when he announced he was leaving the band to focus on record production. It wasn't a move made blindly, however; while working with the group for the last 12 years, the guitarist was producing acts like Cradle of Filth, The Damned Things and Jesse Malin (ex-D Generation) on the side. Pro Sound News caught up with Caggiano, currently in Denmark producing Volbeat's next album, to learn more about why he left, what's ahead and why he loves that pop album by Fun." More »


 

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