Home Soundproofing Test – Which materials block sound?
Acoustic foam has been the source of a surprising amount of internet controversy! Does it actually block sound? I set up an experiment to compare it with other materials you might find in a home podcast studio. The foam in this video is called “Soundproofing Foam” from IZO All Supply. I do not condone using…
Why is it quiet when it snows?
Have you ever wondered why it’s so silent and peaceful when fresh snow is falling? Why is it so noise when that snow turns to ice? Well, snow has a few physical properties that make it a really good insulator against sound, essentially making it nature’s acoustic foam!
Speakon Connectors – Types of Audio Jacks
Why are there so many types of audio cables? This video explains the Speakon connector that was developed by Neutrik for high-current audio applications.
XLR Explained – Types of Audio Jacks
Why are there so many types of audio cables? This video explains the purpose of the XLR connector that is used on microphones and a variety of other audio/visual applications.
Understanding RCA Connectors – Types of Audio Jacks
Why are there so many types of audio cables? This video covers the purpose of the popular red and white RCA connectors and their use in speaker cables. This type of connector has been around since the 1940s and has become ubiquitous in consumer electronics.
No microphone? How did NASA do it?!?
Mars has sound! This week, NASA released the first ever sounds recorded on another planet, but the InSight lander doesn’t actually have a microphone. How did they do it? In this episode, AudioZack explains how the lander was able to record audio with other scientific instruments (a seismometer and an air pressure sensor).
1/4″ and 3.5 mm – Types of Audio Jacks – Understanding TS, TRS, and TRRS Connections
Why are there so many types of audio cables? This video covers the purpose of the ¼” Jack Connector (aka the aux connector) and its little brother, the 3.5mm minijack connector. Both types of connectors come in three varieties: TS, TRS, and TRRS. Find out why each connector was developed and why we need so…
Best Noise-Cancelling Headphones for Flying
Do you always end up on the noisiest seat on the plane? A good set of noise-cancelling headphones can make all the difference, especially on long-haul flights. In this video, AudioZack puts microphones in three popular models of noise-cancelling headphones so you can hear for yourself which ones effectively block the unpleasant sounds of air…
Recording audio for travel videos (feat. Ernest Hemingway)
Sounds are usually overlooked in favor of cinematic shots, but I say sounds can be some of the most memorable parts of your trip! In this video, AudioZack visits the mountain resort of Sun Valley, Idaho, which is famous for being the final home of Ernest Hemingway. Inspired by Hemingway’s ethos, AudioZack offers tips and…
Bars & Tone Can Be Spooky
This tutorial explains how I created an eerie sounding atmosphere by adding the pitch shifter effect in Adobe Premiere to SMPTE “bars & tone.” The spooky public service announcement took a unique approach to the topic of raking leaves.
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