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This guide covers the fundamentals that make or break a wireless mic setup: antenna placement, line of sight, RF signal strength, frequency selection and battery management.

The piano is a huge instrument in every sense. Before placing any microphones, it is a good idea to get a little more insight into how the sound fields around (and inside) the instrument work. We made measurements with a ten-mic array, measurements you may not have seen before. This article provides facts to expand your knowledge – and your sound.

Guidelines for miking a piano. Grand or upright.

A bit of history and key facts about the acoustic and physical features of the piano.

The 32-bit floating audio format seems to offer exceptionally high dynamic range and ease of use. However, there are limits! This article explores high-bit resolution microphone recording and addresses its limitations.

Sound engineer and music producer, Morten Lindberg, is passionate about capturing immersive audio and creating fully immersive experiences for the listener. In this article he answers questions about channel vs. object-based recording, his workflow and his philosophy when tacking his recording sessions. He discusses what's important - the venue, the preparation and the mic choice.

Always ensure that your N-Series components are running the latest firmware. The receiver is the first device that should be updated.

What could possibly go wrong? Plenty. Most problems with wireless transmission are caused by the improper choice of transmitter frequency or unfortunate antenna placement. However, other challenging issues can occur. This article will investigate common problems and solutions. The topics covered encompass both analog and digital systems.