Headphones Articles

• Sound Reasoning: Headphone Lessons
  March, 1995
  by Mike Loehr
  Headphone Lessons
• Camera Work: Et Cetera, Et Cetera
  February, 1996
  by Jim Stinson
  Et Cetera, Et Cetera
• Create Music with this Digital Composer
  January, 1998
  by Joe McCleskey
  Magix Entertainment Music Maker 3.0 Hitachi VM-H835LA Iomega Buz Photoflex Quick-Release Corner Photoflex Bullet-Tipped steel support rods Holloywood…
• Media Commander 200 Jog and Shuttle Transport Controller
  March, 1998
  by Alice Patterson
  Hot new products for the videographer.
• Two New Camcorders Available from Sharp
  July, 1998
  by Bronwen Grady
• What Your Hear is What You Get:The Benefits of External Mikes and Headphones
  August, 1998
  by Alice Patterson
  Good sound can often be as simple as using the correct mike and headphones. We can help.
• Sound Track: Use Your Head(phones)
  April, 2000
  by Bill Harrington
  The best way to avoid audio disaster is to listen while you record.
• Sound Advice: Headphones for the Videographer
  December, 2002
  by Hal Robertson
  A good pair of headphones are a great addition to your video toolkit.
• Sound Advice: Outdoor Audio
  April, 2003
  by Hal Robertson
  Learning to deal with the elements as you shoot video.
• Sound Advice: 10 Tips for Better Audio Gathering
  September, 2003
  by Hal Robertson
  Make your list and check it twice.
• Sound Advice: A Listening Ear
  January, 2004
  by Hal Robertson
  Finding and buying the perfect pair of headphones.
• Sound Advice: Audio Isolation
  January, 2005
  by Hal Robertson
  In order to ensure the quality of your audio, grab a pair of headphones and put them to good use. Better audio awaits you.
• Article Helps Jazz up Videos
  June, 2005
  by Morgan Paar
  In Box
• Audio Mixers Buyer's Guide: Mix it Up
  April, 2006
  by Paul Suchecki
  One day while shooting you'll run out of audio inputs. It just seems we never have enough.
• Dual-Role Directing
  June, 2006
  by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
  Multitasking when you are directing is not easy but sometimes necessary. Here are a few suggestions.
• Boom Op 101
  July, 2008
  by Hal Robertson
  The boom mic is the go-to microphone of choice for most television shows, documentaries and major motion pictures.