Manny is a world-class room designer, engineer, acoustician, and speaker designer. Many of the videos (and recommendations from dealers) show poor placement of speakers and monitors (both audio and computer). If you don't do this right you will have problems with your mixes because improper placement changes the sound of the speaker. We have another clip on our channel (Secrets of the Pros) that talks about this ... it is VERY important.
Showing posts with label Studio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Studio. Show all posts
Monday, November 28, 2011
Saturday, June 4, 2011
VideoSecu One Pair of Studio Speaker Wall Ceiling Mounts brackets MS20W2 1EI
VideoSecu One Pair of Studio Speaker Wall Ceiling Mounts brackets MS20W2 1EI Review
VideoSecu One Pair of Studio Speaker Wall Ceiling Mounts brackets MS20W2 1EI Feature
- White color. Black color also available sold separately in store
- Includes standard hardware for mounting most commercially available speakers
- Support speakers weighing 10 pounds or less
- Multiple pivot points (tilt and swivel) that allow perfect directional aiming
- Made of a durable injection molded, fiber resin reinforced polymer
VideoSecu One Pair of Studio Speaker Wall Ceiling Mounts brackets MS20W2 1EI Overview
These universal speaker mounts are designed for mounting most mini, satellite and bookshelf style speakers weighing less than 10 pounds. The speaker can be positioned anywhere in a room to achieve optimal sound quality. These mounts are ideal for office or home theater surround sound applications
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Friday, April 22, 2011
Studio Rescue - Episode 6
Francis Buckley. Grammy winning Audio Engineer. All round great guy. Project studio fairy godmother? In Studio Rescue we join Francis as he visits a range of home studios and combines the fundamentals of acoustic science with a few hard-earned industry secrets to get the most out of the available space. This time around Francis drops in on James Hunt who has a typical project studio set up in his bedroom. With plenty of equipment he's having problems getting the right sound and has asked Francis to lend a helping hand. Is your studio in need of rescue? Visit www.rodemic.com and Francis might just be knocking on your door next! See this and many other specially made programs for the musician, engineer, producer, photographer and audio enthusiast at www.rodetv.com.
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