Perhaps you’re a worship leader, and you’re looking for some easy to sing worship and Christian songs that a congregation can sing along to. Or maybe you’re looking for some simple worship songs you can learn effortlessly. Whatever your reason, knowing how to sing some Christian and worship songs as a Christian can come in handy during moments of prayer, morning devotions, or even when you’re called upon to … more
Do you find audio connections complicated as well? Have you spent time flipping through audio ports trying to figure out where to insert what? Then this article is meant for you. This article is going to explain what sub out and LFE connections are. What is a Sub Out? A sub out (or subwoofer output) is an output port on audio receivers designed purposely to connect to active subwoofers. … more
If you’re someone who works with professional audio gear, I’m sure you have heard of the terms “line out” and “speaker out.” Have you been wondering about what they are? You are at the right place so read along to find out. But first, let’s start with the basics: What’s the difference between Line Out and Speaker Out? Line Out is an output port meant to deliver line-level signals … more
Line-out and line-in are terms that are commonly used among musicians and instrumentalists alike. These inputs and outputs are found in professional audio devices such as mixers, amplifiers, audio interfaces, etc. Line-in and line-out ports can be found on desktop computers as well. However, a lot of these people struggle to tell the difference between the two. Confusion between line outputs and line inputs usually leads to an improper … more
Mixers and receivers are used in a lot of applications and environments. Some of these include; recording studios, public address systems, televisions, home theater systems, and more. They are a key component in many audio applications. However, many don’t know the difference between the two, and there are some misconceptions about these two audio devices. So after some hours of research, here is every thing I learned about Mixers … more
Line outputs and headphone outputs are two identical audio ports that are often confused with each other. This is not surprising since there is little information about them on the net. This article is going to shed more light on the two and the differences between them. But what exactly is the difference between a Line Out and a Headphone Out? Line Out (or Line Output) is an audio … more
Perhaps you want to send an audio signal from one source to multiple destinations. Or maybe you want to split a microphone signal and then send one of the signals to the Front of House mixing engineer while recording the same signal. Whatever your reason, XLR splitters can come in quite handy when you want to duplicate a signal and send it to multiple devices. But how effective are … more
If you are a new owner of a receiver or are now looking to purchase one, you have probably noticed two output ports labeled Pre-Out or Sub-Out. For those who don’t know what a pre-out and a sub-out are, this article is for you. After a few hours of research, here is what I learned about these two ports. The main difference between a pre-out and a sub-out is … more
Tape Outs have been around for quite a while now. And even to this day, they are still found on several mixers, receivers, and even on some amplifiers. However, many people have no idea what these outputs are, including me. Well, not until I decided to write this article. So, after some hours of research, here is everything I learned about tape outs. So, what is a tape out? … more
Using an equalizer for music listening purposes is something that always brings up endless discussions. There are many arguments on whether it’s a good idea to use an EQ or not. And I even have a dedicated article on that subject which you can check out here. But what do audiophiles think of equalizers? Do they use equalizers or not? After a few hours of research, here is what … more