As the academic year approaches, students and professionals are gearing up for a new season of creativity and productivity. For those passionate about music, whether you’re a budding musician, a podcasting aficionado, or a dedicated listener, having the right gear can make all the difference. This guide explores essential tools and equipment to enhance your musical experience as you return to school.
At InfoComm 2024, our manufacturers showcased an impressive lineup of new products and innovations.
The realm of sound is steeped in history, and Shure microphones have been instrumental in shaping this narrative. These microphones are celebrated not just for having left a substantial mark on the industry but also for being the driving force behind the evolution of audio– let's embark on a journey through Shure’s revered microphone lineup. From the dynamic SM58 to the timeless 55SH, let’s pay homage to the instruments that have not just empowered artists and entertainers, but have also revolutionized the way we experience sound.
Not that long ago, only large companies with big budgets could afford the high-tech meeting spaces. Large conference rooms with mics hanging from the ceilings or small huddle rooms where a video conference could be started with the press of a button were often out of reach. But now, Shure is making it easier and more affordable than ever for companies of any size to have a fully working meeting space. Which is perfect timing, considering the increase in demand for hybrid working spaces.
It’s fair to say that audio is having a moment. While the early 2000’s saw everyone paying attention to rapidly improving video quality, audio has come roaring back. Podcasts are more popular than ever and continue to grow, social media companies are emphasizing audio-only content, even records have come raging onto the scene again. It was only natural that with the rise of video conferencing in 2020, people and businesses would quickly look for ways to make sure they had the best audio possible.
Building a modern meeting room requires more than the traditional conference rooms, which really only needed some nice office furniture and comfortable chairs. The types of meetings we have and how we conduct them have changed, and as a result our meeting room design has to be updated.
The Stem Ecosystem is built on the belief that collaboration spaces are a game changer for the future of work. The latest firmware update, version 2.5, ensures the Stem Ecosystem is an unrivaled audio solution for any collaborative or meeting space. The six hardware components that make up the Stem Ecosystem platform can be paired with robust ecosystem software to provide anyone with an audio solution that in-house IT teams can customize and install with minimal effort.
Designing a room for a complete audio-visual experience can take time and effort. If done wrong, it can be a nuisance for all attendees!
How do you ensure all devices are compatible and work seamlessly together? The Shure Stem Ecosystem provides a customizable audio experience that is not only flexible but also easy to manage. Interested to learn more? Read on!
The A/V industry has faced its fair share of supply chain issues in recent times. Disruptions due to the COVID-19 pandemic along with manufacturing shortages, combined with an increase in consumer demand, caused delays and frustrations for many customers.
Thankfully, things are starting to improve.
The traditional conference room has long been one of the most important rooms for any business. A place for ideas to be shared, sales to be finalized, and work to be done. That hasn’t changed much over the past 50 years, but what has changed is the technology. Gone are the days where all you needed was a conference room table, office furniture, and a speakerphone. 95% of meeting rooms have minimal technology and aren’t really ready for the current shift in communication.
Having a home studio setup is a dream for many. Musicians, podcasters, YouTubers, voice-over artists, and creatives of all types often dream about the possibility of being able to get professional recordings in their home studio.
By now, pretty much everyone has heard of a podcast, even if they have never listened to one themselves. If you have dipped your toes into the podcasting world, you know there is a wide range of shows to choose from. From serious, long-form journalism pieces like Serial, to quirky conversations between friends, there really is something for everyone.