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Eli Manning is a man of many hats!

A day after the shooting of his weekly ManningCast show with big brother Peyton Manningthe 41-year-old former NFL quarterback hit a recording studio on Tuesday with the New York rapper Foreign Fivio.

“I go to the studio with Eli Manning”, Fivio, 32, wrote on Twitter.

In a video posted to the platform, Manning and his former New York Giants teammate center Shaun O’Hara are seen taking photos with the rapper.

“We’re shooting. Eli. Shaun. We’re having a toast. We’re in the studio doing Big Drip,” Fivio said in the video.

The two-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback wore a yellow Celine hoodie, matching bucket hat and diamond chain necklace for the outing. The accessory did not appear be the same one Snoop Dogg gave him earlier this year.

While it’s not immediately clear why Manning and Fivio were together, the athlete has shown he’s not averse to stepping out of the pocket — or in this case, his comfort zone.

Last month, Manning shared a video for his ESPN show Eli’s places in which he hilariously tried his hand at being an extra at Penn State University.

The former athlete donned makeup, a mustache and a wig to channel a new persona: Chad Powers, who he brought up for some backstory was a “substitute teacher and part-time carpenter.”

While assessing his new look in the mirror, he said, “I feel a little bit Matthew McConaugheyof Dazed and confused. Alright, alright, alright.”

Before entering the field, he FaceTimed Peyton who immediately laughed, then predicted, “If you throw as well as that mustache, then I think you’re going to make the team.”

While head coach James Franklin and maybe a few others were on board, those trying out for the team seemed clueless.

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“When was the last team you played for? asked an assistant coach.

“I was homeschooled,” Manning-as-Powers replied, “My mom was my coach.”

After being reported by Franklin as being disqualified for running too slowly and not jumping far enough, Manning revealed his true identity.

“I thought I had it, boys,” he told his fellow competitors while removing his wig. “I’m just a 41-year-old man who wants to play ball.”

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Shattered Specter is the score for the critically acclaimed exhibition by photographer Richard Mosse.

Ben Frost posted Shattered Spectera score in twelve titles for the exhibition of the same name by Richard Mosse, via The Vinyl Factory.

Based on ultrasound field recordings from the Brazilian Amazon, Shattered Specter results of a project that saw Frost and Mosse team up to document the environmental degradation of the Amazon using scientific imaging technology and sound recording devices between 2018 and 2022 .

Recorded on location in the heart of the Amazon Basin, the score is made up of environmental recordings and complex electronic processes, captured using an ultrasonic recording system and 1/4″ analog tape to capture ultra-high frequency sounds that are usually completely invisible.

The double LP, pressed at The Vinyl Factory in Hayes, is accompanied by photography by Richard Mosse of the project and artwork by Loose Joints. A limited edition version is also available, numbered and signed by Frost and Mosse.

List of tracks:

In front of:
1. Report from a Dark Planet
2. The Index
3. Love in a colder climate

B-side:
4. The Burning World
5. Passport to Eternity
6. The Intensive Care Unit

C side:
7. The Garden of Time
8. Cry Hope, Cry Fury
9. The Land of Death

D-side:
10. Low flying aircraft
11. A Guide to Virtual Death
12. Crystal World

Should you invest in a good pair of studio headphones, or any will do? If you’re just starting out, you might not realize the importance of having high-quality headphones when recording and mixing songs, podcasts, or voiceovers.

In this article, we want to help you choose the best studio headphones for registration. So read on to find out why you should use special headphones.

Do you really need studio headphones?

The short answer is yes.” You need studio headphones, and you shouldn’t just use any gaming headset you drag.

Recording and mixing are two very different tasks in a studio, and professionals use two different types of headphones. Since recording requires maximum noise isolation to prevent sound from leaking into the microphone, closed earphones are used.

The unfortunate side effect of total sound isolation is lower sound quality. For this reason, professionals use open-back headphones to recorded sound mixing. These headphones have optimal sound quality but at the expense of isolation. With that in mind, here are some of the best studio headphones, both closed and open, so you can get the best recording experience.

The Beyerdynamic DT 700 are semi-closed, on-ear headphones that deliver reliable, distortion-free sound. It benefits from a new transducer technology with its STELLAR.45 drivers, which improves the sound compared to its predecessor DT 700 Pro. The comfort level is incredibly high with passive cushioning and memory foam. These headphones have been designed for long recording sessions where comfort is paramount.

The DT 700 Pro X is a good choice as studio headphones and for everyday use due to its 48 ohm impedance rating. The frequency response is between 5 Hz and 40 kHz, providing clear and natural sound. Sound insulation is good. The attenuation of the DT 700 Pro X is between 30 and 50 dB, depending on the height of the noise. This won’t prevent you from hearing an airplane’s jet engine go by, but it will cancel out any chatter or unwanted sound coming from inside the studio.

The ATH-M50X is very popular among modern audiophiles and professionals and is a strong competitor to Beyerdynamic. This headset is very comfortable and lightweight, and it can easily fold and fold if you’re on the go. Its ear cups are circumaural and swivel for more comfort when resting on your shoulders. It even has a detachable cable that can be easily replaced if needed.

The sound quality of the Audio-Technica ATH-M50X is good, although it doesn’t quite hit the high frequencies. On the other hand, the mids and lows are very clear and forward. This particular Audio-Technica model has a low impedance of just 38 ohms and a frequency response between 15Hz and 28kHz. It has 45mm large-aperture drivers with rare-earth magnets. Exceptional sound clarity is also achieved with copper clad aluminum wire voice coils.

If you’ve been in the studio recording business for a while, chances are you’ve heard of the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro headphones. They’re the industry standard for enclosed design options, and for a reason. Although the HD 280 Pro doesn’t really have any special features, it’s one of the most reliable headphones.

Although closed, the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro was not designed to cancel noise. However, the excellent seal of the pads to your head isolates you significantly from high frequencies. With a frequency response of 8 Hz to 25 kHz, the HD 280 Pro is a good choice for recording, mixing and monitoring in the studio. It turns out to be a very versatile sound tool.

Another industry standard and competitor to the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro, the Sony MDR-7506 has die-hard fans among recording and broadcasting professionals. But Sony has the edge over Sennheiser when it comes to comfort. The MDR-7506 has an extremely comfortable fit for extended wear without compromising sound quality.

These large-diaphragm headphones have 40mm drivers, with neodymium magnets and a frequency response of 10Hz to 20kHz. The impedance is 63 ohms and the attenuation is similar to the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro. If the excellent specs aren’t enough, Sony MDR-7506 is a budget option for beginners.

Audiophile geeks describe the Shure SRH1840 as headphones with premium quality sound. These professional open-back studio headphones are some of the most expensive options on the market. But they offer very smooth bass and treble and a precise bass response. The listening experience with SRH 1840 is impressive.

The Shure SRH1840 has individually matched 40mm neodymium drivers with a steel frame. But a vented center pole is added to eliminate internal resonance and ensure consistent sound quality. It has a frequency range of 10 Hz to 30 kHz, an impedance of 65 ohms and a sensitivity of 96 dB/mW. Keep in mind that these are open-back headphones and there is no noise cancellation. However, the sound that comes out of it is as natural as possible, perfect for mixing.

Many audiophiles agree that the AKG K701 are impressive headphones. They have been in production for over a decade and are still among the best studio options. These 50mm driver size headphones have an open-back design with an impedance of 62 ohms.

AKG K701 is also very attractive, with large ear cups and a leather headband that gives these headphones a vintage look. The low clamping force ensures comfort during long hours in the studio. With an audio frequency bandwidth of 10-39800 Hz, the K701 delivers crystal clear highs, smooth lows and fantastic highs. However, they are not suitable for modern bass-heavy music, although they do play bass decently.

These headphones are a long-time favorite among audio professionals. It’s probably the most comfortable headset you’ve ever tried. Their design secret is in the form of ear cups and extra padding that makes them feel like they float around your ears. But Sennheiser HD 650 are open-back headphones, which means they will leave a lot of noise. They are not intended for everyday use, although it is tempting to use them for musical enjoyment due to the great sound they produce. They work best in a recording studio environment.

The frequency response of the HD 650 is between 10 and 41,000 Hz, and the speakers are dynamic with neodymium magnets. There is virtually no inter-modulation sound distortion. Their impedance is 300 ohms. That doesn’t mean they won’t work on a smartphone, but the more amplification, the better the sound they produce.

If you are looking for professional headphones with high quality neutral sound but for less money, Beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro should be your choice. This is a perfect mid-range studio headphone model for mixing, editing and mastering sound. They have a wide frequency response range, from 5Hz to 35kHz, and a powerful bass presence, although the sub-bass is weak. Bass, mids, instruments and vocals are perfectly balanced.

With an impedance of 250 ohms, the DT 990 Pro requires an external amplifier. The design of this model is very robust, and although the cable is not replaceable, it will last you for years. As with other open-back headphones, don’t expect noise cancellation. The noise leak makes Beyerdynamic almost useless outside the studio.

If you prefer in-ear headphones, you can choose ATH-E70. Know that no earbud will ever come close to a headset when it comes to sound production. However, Audio-Technica offers a solid solution with this model, especially for a home studio. The only segment where these studio monitors fail is the bass. But this is due to the physics and design of the headphones. They just can’t produce the necessary punch.

The impedance of the ATH-E70 is 39 ohms. It features three balanced armature drivers that deliver crisp, clear responses across the entire frequency range (20Hz to 19kHz). Its housing is also specially designed for noise cancellation to help you focus only on the music.

So what are your favorite studio headphones, and why? Leave a comment below and let us know more about your experience with the headphones.

Growing awareness of TV studio content and industrialization are key factors expected to drive the global market by 2028.

PUNE, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA, October 31, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — Global TV studio content market Size to reach XX Billion by 2028. Growing demand for on-demand TV, online web series and increasing adoption of new entertainment platforms are key factors expected to drive the growth of the global market during the period of forecast.

Market size: XX billion in 2021, market growth: at a CAGR of XX%, market trends.

The global TV studio content market size is expected to reach USD XX billion by 2028 and register a steady revenue CAGR of XX% during the forecast period. The key factors rapidly expanding movie and TV industry, growing creative economy and growing demand for news and current affairs, web series and TV shows are expected to drive the growth of the global market .

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A television studio, also known as a television production studio, is a large installation room equipped with an overhead grid in which video productions take place. It is made up of a set and three control rooms equipped with various monitoring, broadcasting and recording activities. News, TV shows, commercials, trailers, and series are some examples of video content. Content from television studios is produced for broadcast by any means, such as over-the-air satellite, internet, or cable. The revenue growth of the global market is highly influenced by factors such as growing internet penetration, changing consumer preferences, growing number of social media influencers and curators across the globe, and growing demand unique and entertaining content.

However, the high initial investments required to create content, growing concerns over privacy and content security, unfamiliarity with rural areas, lack of coverage and supportive infrastructure, and lack of expertise are key factors. which may limit the growth of the global market during the forecast period.

The entertainment segment will account for the largest revenue share:

Entertainment segment is expected to account for the largest share of revenue during the forecast period owing to rapid expansion of entertainment and media industry, heavy usage of social media, increasing preference for on-demand television, the growing demand for video-sharing sites and video-on-demand services and the rise of the creative economy.

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Mobile Segment to Record Quick Revenue CAGR:

The mobile segment is expected to register a rapid revenue CAGR between 2017 and 2028. This can be attributed to the rapid advancements in technology and the media and entertainment industry, the growing use of mobile phones and smartphones for watching shows, movies, web series and serials, and the growing adoption of online streaming platforms.

North America will account for the largest revenue share:

North America is expected to account for the largest share of global market revenue during the forecast period. This can be attributed to the growing number of television studios, increased investment in technology and digitalization, high internet penetration, rapid expansion of the entertainment and political sector in the region, to the evolving process of media convergence and the growing number of new shows and serial launches.

TV Studio Content Market by Company:

• Sony TV
• Keshet
• Lions Gate
• Viacom
• Universal TV
• ABC Studios
• Warner Bros Television
• Lions Gate Entertainment
• The twenty-first century vixen

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The global TV studio market has been segmented on the basis of type, application and region:

Global TV Studio Content Market Segment By Type:

• Policy
• Economy
• Entertainment
• Others

Television Studio Content Market Segment By Application:

• TV
• Mobile phone
• The computer
• Others

Television Studio Content Market Segment By Region:

• North America
o United States
o Canada
• Europe
o Germany
o France
o United Kingdom
o Italy
o Russia
o Nordic countries
o Rest of Europe
• Asia Pacific
o China
o Japan
o South Korea
o Southeast Asia
o India
o Australia
o Rest of Asia
• Latin America
o Mexico
o Brazil
o Rest of Latin America
• Middle East and Africa
o Turkey
o Saudi Arabia
o WATER
o Rest of MEA

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Market summary:

Chapter 1: Metagenomics Market definition, introduction, current and emerging market trends, market driver, restraints, challenges and opportunities.

Chapter 2: Basic information about the global television studio content market.

Chapter 3: Impact of COVID-19 outbreak on overall market dynamics. Pre-COVID and post-COVID analysis.

Chapter 4: Details about the major manufacturers of the Global Television Studio Content Market including full player profile, competitive landscape, peer group analysis and BCG matrix.

Chapter 5: TV Studio Content Market Factor Analysis, Porter’s Five Forces Analysis, Supply/Value Chain, PESTLE Model, Market Entropy and Patent Analysis.

Chapter 6: Detailed overview of market segments, regional analysis by sales, revenue and price.

Purpose of the report:

• To analyze and forecast the global market size of Television Studio Content market by value and volume.
• Estimate market size, share, revenue CAGR.
• To analyze and study the micro markets in terms of television studio content market contributions, their individual trends and growth prospects.
• Accurate insights into useful details about the factors driving and affecting the TV studio content market growth.
• Comprehensive overview and profiles of key players, including business strategies such as research and development investments, collaborations, partnerships, mergers and acquisitions, product launches and joint ventures.

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Avid announces its new MBOX Studio audio interface

Avid provides the world with a range of video and audio content, including movies, series, sports, music, and music production gear. Gather experience and knowledge through multiple online tutorials, connect with like-minded people around the world, and start collaborating anywhere, anytime. Avid’s latest development will be a cross between professionalism and personality, all compiled into a single box. Meet him Studio Avid MBOX.

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The MBOX Studio audio interface is suitable for monitoring, mixing and recording. It is their main goal to bring professional recording into your personal studio with all its included features. Capture and mix audio files up to 24-bit, 192 kHz from input to output. Once looking at the device itself, at the top you will find 48V Phantom Power, Bluetooth, Link, Input (Mic, Line, Instrument), Tune, Mono, Mute, Dim and Talk. Up to 4 mic or line inputs will be displayed while 5 and 6 channels are fixed line inputs. The right and left signals will also be displayed. The “Z” function will change the impedance of the input, allowing you to select different tonal characteristics for your inputs. The 4 buttons on the front are assignable to all the controls you want from your control surface. The large left rotary knob controls the level of, for example, preamps, and the right rotary knob controls the overall master volume.

On the front panel, you will find 2 combined mic/line jack inputs, a Hi-Z to AMP output which will allow you to re-amplify it in the interface, and 2 individual headphone outputs. The back of this device contains most of the features included in MBOX. Thanks to USB-C, you can connect this device to your computer, to which Avid has provided a purple USB-C cable for you. From left to right, you start with the power adapter. Additional power must be supplied to this unit, due to its size. An optical output and input for ADAT gives you 8 channels of ADAT output and ADAT input. Of course, you will find a MIDI input and output to connect external equipment to your interface. The S/PDIF feature gives you greater routing flexibility with digital input and output. Connect up to 2 sets of monitors: Main and ALT. Additional effects sends and returns are also included. Another set of line inputs are included as well as a set of mic/line inputs. By adding all these inputs, you have the possibility of using up to 8 line inputs. Finally, you can connect up to 2 footswitches.

What’s included:

• MBOX Studio USB interface
• USB-C cable
• USB-C female to USB-A male adapter
• AC adapter
• Registration card
• Pro Tools Studio (one year subscription)
• Sibelius Artist (one year subscription)
• MBOX control
• Celemony Melodyne 5 Essential
• SoundFlow Cloud Avid Edition
• All plugins included with Pro Tools Studio
• MBOX ignition package
  • baby audio vibration box
  • BPM Creation—MBOX Producer’s Toolkit
  • Brainworx A/DA Flanger
  • Brainworx Ampeg SVT-VR classic
  • Brainworx bx_bluechorus2
  • Brainworx bx_console N
  • Brainworx bx_greenscreamer
  • Brainworx bx_megadual
  • Brainworx bx_opto Compressor
  • LUSH VOX Pressure Gauge
• Avid Loopmasters Sample Pack

The Avid MBOX Studio audio interface package will be available November 17, priced at $899. The device is already available for pre-order.

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