Audix has released a new three-part video series to explain the basics of mic techniques to performers. And while these videos are definitely aimed at musicians and bands—how many plays do you know require music and singing? I thought so. Any performer can learn better mic technique. Videos are at the bottom of the post that follows!
Audix Produces Microphone Technique Video For Live Performers
With the release of a new three-part video series, Audix Microphones explores the basics of microphone technique for live performance.
The Audix Microphone Technique video series is essentially a microphone primer – an instruction manual for your microphone. Anyone who speaks or sings into a microphone will benefit from watching this series. The resounding message in this video series is that a vocal microphone is an important tool needed for your voice be heard. And like most tools, a microphone will work better when used properly.
This overview of microphone technique is comprised of three short videos that provide essential information that can dramatically improve a vocalist’s live performance sound. The first video serves as an introduction and covers some basic things you should and shouldn’t do when singing into a mic. The second and third videos delve deeper into live performance techniques and explore the concepts of dynamic control and proximity effect.
To help demonstrate the subject matter, Audix enlisted the help of a local, live performing band (Portland Oregon singer/songwriter Krista Herring and her band) and put them on stage; giving the viewer real-world examples of musicians using proper microphone techniques. Rather than having a vocalist demonstrate mic techniques in the studio, Audix is convinced that musicians can greatly benefit by seeing and hearing how these techniques work in context and in turn, understanding how to practically apply these strategies in live performance situations.
Although a microphone doesn’t appear to be a complicated device, a vocalist should have a solid understanding of the basics of microphone technique. Microphones are not just exclusive tools for singers; church leaders, teachers, lecturers, announcers, and anyone who speaks publicly will expand their skills as a result of this video.
Audix Vocal Microphone Technique Videos
Audix Vocal Microphone Technique: Video One
Part one in a short three-part video series covering the basics of live performance microphone technique.
Audix Vocal Microphone Technique Video Two
Part two in a short three-part video series covering the basics of live performance microphone technique
Audix Vocal Microphone Technique: Video Three
Final video of a three-part series about live performance microphone technique. This video explains "Proximity Effect".
These videos are available in high resolution on the Audix website here: http://www.audixusa.com/docs/about/vocal_videos.shtml
For more info about Audix, please visit www.audixusa.com.
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