FAQs

A bright electric guitar tone can add energy and definition to a mix, but when it turns harsh, it can fatigue listeners and cut uncomfortably through a live performance. This often happens when EQ is unbalanced, the tone is overly bright, or the signal lacks proper processing. With the right pedals, you can warm up, smooth out, and make your guitar tone much more pleasant-especially in live settings.

When played at low volume, electric guitars often lose clarity and detail, sounding dull and lifeless. This is especially noticeable in practice sessions or small venue performances. Fortunately, there are technical solutions to maintain tonal definition and presence, even at reduced loudness levels.

A violin solo should be expressive and captivating-not overly bright or piercing. Yet many players face the problem of a harsh tone that fatigues listeners. The causes often lie in bowing technique, string and bow choice, performance space, and even amplification. Here’s how to identify the problem and shape a warmer, richer violin sound for solo performance.

Every voice and performance environment has unique requirements for microphone capsules. Below are standout Sennheiser capsule models trusted by artists, audio engineers, and event organizers, fully compatible with wireless systems such as EW-D and EW-DX.

When playing keyboard on stage or in the studio, especially on tracks with heavy delay or reverb, the instrument can sometimes “blend” too much into the overall chord mix. Individual notes lose definition, making the melody feel flat and less prominent. So how can you make each note stand out while retaining that airy, spacious feel? Let’s explore.

When performing in an orchestra or a band, many electric cellists face the issue of their instrument getting buried in the mix. Emotional and expressive lines risk sounding dull, failing to convey the intended character of the piece. This guide explains the main causes and offers technical audio solutions to ensure your electric cello cuts through clearly while still blending musically with the group.

In conferences and seminars, sound quality is a key factor in shaping participants’ experience. A poor-quality microphone system can cause interference, distortion, or signal dropouts, disrupting the smooth delivery of information. Baomic - a professional wireless microphone brand - delivers stable, crisp, and reliable audio solutions to ensure your event runs seamlessly.

In any professional audio system-from stage sound setups, church installations, and conference centers to recording studios-ensuring clean, stable, and safe power is essential for efficient and long-lasting equipment operation. Drawing on deep practical experience in system integration, HBK SOUND has developed a dedicated range of power conditioners that deliver reliable power solutions for all audio systems.

Sound is the soul of every performance. But to truly command that system, you need a “brain” that’s powerful, intelligent, and reliable. In the world of professional live sound, Midas mixers have long been the stage standard, trusted by top contractors, international tours, and industry-leading engineers. So, what makes Midas a long-term, profit-generating investment for event companies?

A mixer is the “command center” of any audio system-especially in home studios, small bands, or café-acoustic stages. Among the many brands available, Behringer stands out for its ease of use, wide feature set, and competitive pricing, making it one of the most popular choices in Vietnam. So, what exactly makes Behringer mixers so widely used?