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Visual context for Audix A131 & A133 now available.
As mastering and mixing engineers, we are always on the hunt for recording tools that deliver pristine, uncolored transients and a balanced frequen...
Why the audix a131 & a133 now available Lineup is Generating Buzz
Both of these exceptional microphones share the same foundational capsule design and premium electronics. However, they cater to slightly different...
To help you choose the right model for your locker, we have compiled a detailed breakdown of the specifications for both units below.
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Overheads, Piano
Loud Vocals, Horns, Percussion, Amp Miking
Integrating the audix a131 & a133 now available models into your workflow requires understanding how they handle off-axis rejection and high-fr...
For Vocals: Position the capsule approximately 6 to 8 inches away from the vocalist, utilizing a high-quality pop filter to control plosives.
For Acoustic Guitars: Place the microphone pointing toward the 12th fret at a distance of 10 inches, angled slightly toward the soundboard to captu...
Using the Pad (A133): If you are recording brass, percussion, or loud guitar cabinets, engage the -10 dB pad on the A133 to prevent clipping your m...
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