Jul 08
In my last post I wrote a little about the different connectors and wirings for audio cables. Today I want to share another type of cable I soldered for myself recently: a y-splitter which divides a stereo audio signal from a (stereo) microphone so I can recored it with an audio interface or field recorder.… Read the rest
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Jul 06
Being able to customise audio cable is vital for field recordists or techs in a studio environment. If you don’t like soldering or manipulating cables no worries, I am sure you quickly start getting hung up on it just as I did.… Read the rest
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Dec 29
Inspired by Diego Stocco‘s stethoscope microphone, I bought myself a stethoscope and a couple of electronic parts and built one on my own.
Prepare the audio cable on each of its ends by stripping off a short part of the protection around the wires, leaving the bare copper of the positive and negatire wire free, while cutting off the wire of the ground/shield.… Read the rest
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Dec 29
Here is a quick and easy construction plan for pick-ups made from piezo buzzers or disks.
Piezo disks can be optained as single disks in various shapes and sizes or can be taken out of buzzers for example. Both piezo elements can either be acquired at electronic stores or possibly stripped out of older electronics such as old, sound producing toys or door buzzers.… Read the rest
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