Our tagline is “Always Listening” and over the years we’ve taken it to heart as we constantly strive to bring you not only the best in audio equipment but also the best resources so you can get the most out of your gear. From turntable setup, to mic position, and beyond, we're happy to help users in any way possible, so here we present the Tips & Tricks from the A-T blog that our fans share the most!

  1. Setting Up the AT-LP120-USB Turntable
As with most professional gear, proper setup is critical to getting the most out of the AT-LP120-USB and ensuring long-lasting operation of the stylus and enjoyment of your records. Setting Up AT-LP120 USB
  1. Basic Techniques for Overhead Drum Mic Setup
Recording drums is not an exact science because no two sessions are the same. Drums, studio rooms, and microphones vary so much that there’s no single right answer. Here are three simple drum miking techniques that can be applied to most setups, regardless of musical style: spaced condensers, X-Y configuration, and ORTF technique. Drum Miking
  1. Tips for Rigging Lavalier Microphones
In this post, veteran sound man Fred Ginsburg provides several lavalier mic rigging tips, including these that are good to keep in mind when mounting a lav: First, wipe down your cables frequently to reduce sound interference from friction against the cable. Second, make sure mic is rigged so tie-bar opens in the appropriate direction to attach to talent’s clothing. Lastly, if your talent exhales through the nose frequently, invert the mic to avoid wind noise. Lavalier Mics
  1. Changing the Stylus on the AT-LP60 or AT-LP60-USB Turntable
Styli are to a cartridge, as tires are to a car. Changing your stylus can be quickly and easily done with a simple six-step process. It’s so easy you’ll become a turntable expert in no time. For the complete six-step process read more here. Changing Stylus
  1. Tips for Recording Group Vocals with a Single Mic
Using a single mic to record a group of vocalists allows the singers to control their blend and balance more naturally than if they were recorded individually. The result can be a richer, more organic sound. Recording Group Vocals Are you having a specific issue with your gear that hasn’t been covered in Tips & Tricks? Don't hesitate to reach out to our Audio Solutions Team for help!