Thursday, April 30, 2009

What a Difference a Mic Makes!

After months of research and comparisons, which microphones do you think Andy Waterman chose to record songs that reach 3,000,000 listeners?

Find out at the Umbrella Media blog.

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

German Magazine Gives Oceanus and Clarion all Positives!

The first reviews of the Oceanus and Clarion are in. Who better to be the first to judge these new microphones than those whom all microphones are measured. We know what we think, but what did Martin Person of Keys Magazine in Germany have to say?

Head on over to Keys.de or pick up the May, 2009 issue to read their opinion of our new mics. So what’s the downside? For now, you’ll have to read German.

It’s a great review.

Thursday, April 23, 2009

New Vocal Samples at Lauten Audio

We have added three new songs to our "Lauten Sessions" that offer vocal samples of our Oceanus and the Horizon microphones.

These clips feature two songs using the Horizon on Chris McIntyre's lead vocals and the Oceanus on lead vocals for Amalea Lutsenko's song "Ragdoll".

These sound samples were recorded, mixed and mastered at the Grande Prairie Regional College. All songs mixed and mastered by Chris McIntyre. Individual artists are credited on the sessions page.

We would like to give thanks to everyone from Grande Prairie Regional College who helped with the recordings.

So, head on over to http://www.lautenaudio.com/lauten-sessions.htm and give them a listen! You can find these new clips under the "Vocals in the mix" heading in the "Lauten Sessions" section of our website.

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Future Music gives Horizon Platinum Award



News from The Audio Professionals (U.K. distributor) this morning.

Future Music Magazine has given the Horizon tube microphone the “Platinum Award” which is their highest award!

Make sure you pick up the May edition of Future Music magazine and read Jono Buchanan's review of the Horizon tube microphone.

Here's a couple quotes for you.

"Here’s a sound you can build the rest of your mix around..."

"...doesn’t need to be propped up either by a preamp or by a ‘fix it’ chain..."