zoom h4 recorder review

!±8± zoom h4 recorder review

A detailed review and demonstration of the zoom h4 digital recorder, which uses secure digital cards to store recordings up to 24bit/96khz.

zoom h4 recorder review

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"One Stop" Microsoft MIDI song in MIDIjam

!±8± "One Stop" Microsoft MIDI song in MIDIjam

One Stop song Written in 2000 by David Yackley for Microsoft Windows XP. This song can be found in XP and Vista computers under C:\WINDOWS\Media\ ©2000 Microsoft Corporation MIDIjam is a program that can animate any General MIDI file. It is free in the sense that you don't have to pay for it. Download it here: www.gamesbyscott.com 0:01 - Intro (includes seashore sound effects before the keyboard is played) 0:38 - Funk 1:04 - Smooth Jazz 1:22 - Big Band Jazz 1:32 - Classical music 1:51 - interlude 1:59 - Rock n' Roll 2:16 - Horror film soundtrack (?) 2:44 - Slow Gospel music? 3:09 - add drums and guitar 3:42 - finale

"One Stop" Microsoft MIDI song in MIDIjam

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Yamaha MG82CX 8 Input Stereo Mixer with Digital Effects

!±8± Yamaha MG82CX 8 Input Stereo Mixer with Digital Effects

Brand : Yamaha | Rate : | Price : $159.00
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The MG82CX is a compact mixer with 8 total input channels: four mono and four stereo line inputs. Mono inputs have switchable 48V phantom power. Stereo inputs can accept either RCA or ¼" connectors. Channels 1 and 2 offer single-knob compression, a Yamaha exclusive. This feature, designed for easy use, allows inputs with very wide dynamics to be better heard. For example, with the right amount of compression, a vocal that must be whispered in quiet parts and screamed out in louder parts will be better balanced in the mix. The built-in digital effect, based on Yamaha’s award winning SPX line of processors, offers 16 reverb, delay and echo editable presets. Dual 8-segment LED meters allow visual monitoring of the main stereo outputs. A small footprint allows easy placement.

• 8-input, 2-bus design
• 2 channels of single-knob compression
• 3-band EQ on inputs
• SPX quality digital effects

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The Importance of Sound Effects

!±8± The Importance of Sound Effects

Sound Effects are present in almost every media that you see and hear on a daily basis. From television, movies, and shorts to web sites, and digital music sound effects help tie the pieces together for your brain to understand. Their importance can easily be measured by their absence, when our minds quickly pick out the inconsistency.

Our brains rarely just think on one sense. Most often several of our senses make up the contents of every moment in our perceived time. We see a gun, we watch it fire, but if we don't hear the gunshot we feel that the experience is somehow broken, fake, or just doesn't make any sense.

This is why good quality sound effects can come in very handy. Having the exact right sound for your images can be crucial in getting your audience to become completely engulfed in the experience. Sometimes the sounds can be isolated or symbolic, like the ceiling fan in the beginning of "Apocalypse Now". Much of the other sound effects are removed to focus on the ceiling fan, which is a combination of blades moving quickly past the microphone, and the blades of a helicopter. The symbolism here is that the whirling blades of the fan are reminding Capt. Willard of the call of the jungle.

Sometimes the sounds are a little more collaborative and are mixed together to make a scene sound realistic. Sounds of leather coat, mixed with the jingle of change in the pockets, laid over the sound of a busy airport can create the unconsciously expected realism that your brain is expecting.

But you'll never get lucky enough to find a prefabricated sound byte that has everything you need laid into it at exactly the right time. That's why clean, individual sounds are vitally necessary to create the feel that you'll need. In this way you can mix and match a multitude of various sounds together to create completely new sounds, or a series of orchestrated sounds that complete a collage.

Montage theory (at least one of its aspects) employs juxtaposition of images in order to create new meaning. For example: Show a black and white picture of a sad looking old man, and then show a picture of an empty bowl. Most often our brains put the images together and tell us "this old man is starving". When in reality the two images have nothing to do with one another. The same thing holds true for sounds, especially when they are blended with images. An obviously imaginary bolt of magic blasts out of a character's fingertips, we hear some burning lightening magic sound, and suddenly we are immersed in pure fantasy; believing that this person is really able to shoot magic from their fingertips. The icing on the cake, the thing that sells it, is the sound.

The importance of sound in your production is paramount. Cheap sounds pull your audience out of the realism of the experience. This is why high quality sounds should be collected at any price. Good well made sound effects will pay for themselves, though they'll never make their financial contribution known. It all comes down to the final product. Does it immerse your audience? If not then maybe some tweaking and enhancement of your sound is exactly what's missing.

The Importance of Sound Effects

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