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A Real Breakthrough In Microphone Design - JZ Microphones' Golden Drop Capsule Technology

JZ Microphones Vintage Series: Classic sound for today's recording professionals

Insight: JZ Microphones Vintage Series emulate the sound of classic studio microphones from AKG and Neumann, for a fraction of their cost.

Behind the scenes with JZ Microphones: "This is where the magic happens!"

Behind the scenes with JZ Microphones: “This is where the magic happens!” 13th May 2021 “I think the secret for JZ Microphones success is listening to our audience.”  Andris Evelis, Head of marketing, is dissecting the brand’s industry appeal, and his comment seems perfectly appropriate for a microphone specialist. The manufacturer has won over a legion of admirers with its hand-crafted condenser microphones, its unique Golden Drop Capsule technology is revered by artists and technicians alike.  Producer and engineer Josh Newell (Linkin Park, Avril Lavigne, Black Veil Brides), says: “The V67 is everything you’d want if you mixed a vintage tube with a modern mic: It has a full low midrange with a great top end. Great for guitars and bass, both acoustic and electric, and so good on vocals that I even liked how I sounded singing through it.”

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How to record vocals at home: five essential tips - Audio Media International

How to record vocals at home: five essential tips 22nd February 2021 How to record vocals at home: sound treatment A traditional studio typically features a dedicated booth made for recording the vocals. However, it’s easy to record vocals in the same quality at home – as long as you have the right equipment and an understanding of why they had a booth made specifically for vocals in the first place. Imagine you’re standing in a cave. It’s dark, and you have only limited senses, the main ones being your ears. What do you hear? Echoes? Reverb? This is exactly how a microphone works – it only has the ability to hear. Reflections and room sound can be a huge problem when it comes to mixing. If you capture enough reflections from your room when you come to add compression and reverb, you’ll find the vocals sound messy, noisy, and the reverb won’t sit well in the mix.