In this episode, we introduce the latest microphone to the legendary Shure family, The Super 55. Our guest, Product Specialist, Rob Klegon, take us on a tour of the new product and how it compares to its predecessor, the 55SH Series II. Coming soon to a retailer near you, The Super 55 keeps the classic look and adds improved performance!

Part two of a two part series discussing the addition of audio effects to recorded audio. In this episode, Matt Engstrom joins us to talk about gating, compression, automatic gain control, normalizing, and limiting.

In this episode, we explore the top frequently asked questions from the Shure Applications Group. Chris Lyons is joined by Tim Vear as they discuss how to clean a microphone grill and how to hook a mic up to a computer. Liftpoint from Chicago, IL provides the soundtrack on this podcast.

Part three of an on-going series detailing the latest developments about the FCC "White Spaces" and Shure's efforts on Capitol Hill. In this episode, we talk about the rules from the FCC after their vote to allow unlicensed devices into the "White Spaces.

Part one of a two part series dealing with adding effects to recorded audio. In this episode, we're joined by Matt Engstrom to talk about EQ, reverb, delay, and pitch shifting.

Part three of a three part series on wireless microphone technology. In this episode, we help our listeners choose the appropriate antenna and its placement for their wireless system.

Part two of a three part series on wireless microphone technology. In this episode, we help our listeners pick the appropriate frequency for their wireless system.

Part one of a three part series on wireless microphone technology. In this episode, we help our listeners pick the appropriate system for their application.

The second in a series of reports detailing the latest developments about the FCC "White Spaces" and Shure's efforts on Capitol Hill. Stay tuned for more developments in future episodes.

Part three of our three part series on microphone basics. In this episode, Chris Lyons talks about microphone directionality, both unidirectional and omnidirectional.