Signal Processing

  1. Difference Between Balanced And Unbalanced Signals

    Difference Between Balanced And Unbalanced Signals
    Q: "What's the difference between a balanced and unbalanced signal?"   A: An unbalanced signal is one that is traveling through an audio path (such as a cable) that contains two conductors; a hot wire to transfer the actual signal and a shield to act as a ground. Instrument cables fall into this category which is why they are often referred to as unbalanced cables or TS (Tip, Sleeve) cables. An unbalanced signal is a perfectly serviceable method of connecting your guitar and amp, but you do have the possibility of running into noise or hum issues if you happen to be using a long cable, with the problem getting worse the longer the cable. Continue reading →
  2. Gates, Equalizers, Compressors and Expanders

    Check out our Signal Processing section for the best deals on gates, compressors and more! (Pictures Above: The ART MX622) In order to get the most out of your recording software or effects units, you’re going to need to know the ins and outs of what they can bring to the table. Two of these such tools are Gates...

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