Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I daisy chain multiple effects processors into one send/return loop on a mixer board?
Depending on what you're trying to achieve, your compressor is best utilized connected to an Insert point instead of the Aux Send. Connect the Aux send to the first effect's unit i -
How do I decide which pickup is right for me?
Depending on what sound you want to get out of you guitar, take the following into consideration. Single coils pickups are naturally brighter than humbuckers and have their own dis -
How many keys should be on the keyboard if I would like to get one for rock music? Is it true that only classical players need 88 keys?
Keyboards come in different sizes because people have different needs. There is no rule that classical players must have 88 keys, and there are many rock musicians who play keyboar -
How do I pick my first guitar?
Ever since rock 'n' roll became a household word, the Guitar Hero has ruled supreme. From Bo Diddley and Chuck Berry through Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton, right up to Tom DeLonge and -
My mandolin/banjo came without the bridge attached. Is this normal? What should I do?
Mandolins and banjos frequently ship without their bridges in place. This helps prevent damage to the bridge and the instrument during shipment. You can either set the bridge yours -
What is a Polar Pattern on a microphone?
Depending on their design and construction, microphones respond to sound coming from different directions with varying degrees of sensitivity. A plot or graph of this response is c -
Where should I place my studio monitors?
Nearfield studio monitors are small speakers that minimize the effects of your room on the sound source. Clear, accurate and balanced monitors will obviously deliver a more precise -
What is phantom power?
The only person who need even think about phantom power is he who is equipping a studio and purchasing a board and mics, or the performer who wants to use a condenser mic on stage. -
What is the rate of change of frequency?
The rate of change of frequency is HZ per second. In a UPS, slowing occurs when the frequency of the internal inverter within the UPS is automatically adjusted so as to bring the i -
What gauge of speaker cable should I get?
The impedance (or resistance to electrical flow) inherent to a speaker cable results in some amount of power loss over the length of the cable. The power lost depends on the length
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