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Audio quality is a decisive factor that determines whether your video content feels professional. The right on-camera microphone helps capture clear vocals, natural ambient sound, and minimizes noise. Below are four standout camera microphones in 2025, suitable for vlogging, interviews, and even professional filmmaking.

A quality karaoke speaker system not only delivers clear vocals but also enhances the emotional experience of singing. Active (“powered”) speakers have become the top choice due to ease of use, quick setup, and high performance. Here are five highly rated models to help you find the right audio solution for your space and purpose.

Guitar pedals are essential tools that help every guitarist enhance their tone, from adding warmth and thickness to creating signature effects. Whether you are a beginner or a professional guitarist, understanding pedal types and how to arrange them on a pedalboard will maximize creative potential and help craft a unique personal tone.

When choosing a Behringer digital mixer, two prominent models are the WING and X32. Each serves different needs in recording, live shows, and professional studios. Understanding their advantages, limitations, and system integration helps you make the right decision based on channel count, expandability, and desired workflow.

Selecting the right microphone is a fundamental yet crucial step in any professional audio setup or recording studio. Understanding microphone types, technical specifications, and evaluation criteria helps you make informed decisions—avoiding wasted investment while optimizing sound quality. In this guide, Hoang Bao Khoa explains how to choose professional microphones, covering dynamic, condenser, and ribbon types, selecting the appropriate polar pattern, and understanding concepts like proximity effect and phantom power to match the microphone to your recording or live performance needs.

A Line Array is a loudspeaker system engineered for precise directional control, delivering consistent coverage over long distances and wide environments. This makes it an ideal solution for stages, auditoriums, and large-scale events,stable sound distribution is essential for the audience. In this guide, you’ll learn the core principles of line array technology, how to choose the right line array modules, and how to configure the system properly for venue size, coverage requirements, and performance expectations.

A Distributed Audio System is a widely used solution for buildings, auditoriums, offices, restaurants, and hospitals, any environment that requires clear, consistent, and even sound coverage across a large area. In this guide, Hoàng Bảo Khoa walks you through the essential principles of distributed audio design, including ceiling-speaker placement, speaker density, SPL management, coverage optimization, and techniques for reducing unwanted reflections to achieve a clean and intelligible sound field.

When recording, film production, or broadcast work is no longer confined to a fixed studio, a precise mobile monitoring solution becomes essential. Neumann’s RIME technology addresses this need perfectly, delivering a reference monitoring experience regardless of changing work environments.

Explore the differences between Dante and AES67 - two widely used Audio-over-IP protocols. This article explains how each protocol works, their compatibility, advantages, and practical applications in professional audio systems, helping you choose the right solution for your setup.

This article provides a step-by-step guide to resolving Dante Clock Loss issues on Sennheiser devices. Learn about the common causes, how to check network configurations, upgrate firmware, and optimize your Dante setup to maintain stable clock synchronization across the entire network.