Showing posts with label Basics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Basics. Show all posts

Sunday, 30 December 2012

How to install aftermarket stereo speakers & amp in a Harley-Davidson Motorcycle

How to install aftermarket stereo speakers & amp in a Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Video Clips. Duration : 10.87 Mins.


www.arcaudio.com http Produced for PGN Agency www.PGNAgency.com by Atomos Media http This video is a How To on installing an aftermarket Arc Audio speaker & amplifier system into a custom 2011 Harley-Davidson Road Glide Ultra motorcycle. This video specifically details the installation of the speakers & amplifier and assumes you already know how to remove the fairing, fenders, and the seat of your hog. We'll show you which tools you'll need, tips and techniques to make your installation go as smooth as a cold beer, the difference between the Harley-Davidson factory speakers and the Arc Audio system, and more ways to make your DIY project look like a factory install. "The system is so clear that our narrator heard parts of the songs that he had never heard at home. You won't be sorry", Pete explained. "The folks at ARC are great to work with unlike most big companies." Safe riding.

How To Play "Bohemian Rhapsody" Piano Tutorial / Sheet Music (Queen) Part 1

How To Play "Bohemian Rhapsody" Piano Tutorial / Sheet Music (Queen) Part 1 Video Clips. Duration : 12.08 Mins.


Learn Piano From Me!: www.joeraciti.com Bohemian Rhapsody Sheet Music bit.ly Mediocrefilms YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com Vote For The Next Tutorial: www.facebook.com Follow me on Google+!: bit.ly Join My Google Group!: groups.google.com My Music!: bit.ly T-Shirt Link: bit.ly My Website!: joeraciti.com Gear: Studio Projects C1 Large Diaphragm Condensor Microphones (2): amzn.to Creative Labs E-MU Preamp: amzn.to Monster Microphone Cables: amzn.to Senheiser HD 280 Pro Headphones: amzn.to Keyboard: I use a really old Roland keyboard that I don't think they even sell anymore. I've heard good things about this keyboard: amzn.to - I recommend trying out whatever keyboard you are thinking about in a store before buying. Camera: I currently use a Kodak Zi8: amzn.to - you might also try a later model if you are interested in this camera and price point... maybe something like the Kodak Playsport: amzn.to I edit my videos on an Asus U46E-BAL7 computer: amzn.to using Adobe Premier Pro CS6: amzn.to I edit audio using Reaper: www.reaper.fm In this piano tutorial I show you how to play "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen. You can find my other tutorials by searching the name of the song you want to play + "Joe Raciti" or "jraciti1". If you would like different piano lessons from the ones I have posted, leave a comment in the comment section or thumbs up an existing comment to let me know what songs you would like me to teach you. I can't promise that I'll be able to get to them but I will ...

Saturday, 29 December 2012

Vocal Signal Chain Basics | Microphone | Pre-Amp | Compressor | Interface

Vocal Signal Chain Basics | Microphone | Pre-Amp | Compressor | Interface Tube. Duration : 6.35 Mins.


Matt Lowe and Shaun Friedman @ www.UnbelievableBeats.com review how to get the best signal for your vocal recordings.

Wednesday, 26 December 2012

Basics of network bandwidth, latency, and jitter

Basics of network bandwidth, latency, and jitter Tube. Duration : 7.65 Mins.


I'm certainly no Salman Khan of the Khan Academy, but I've been doing my little animated presentations for some time and Khan has giving me some inspiration to use YouTube to keep trying the video form factor. I was asked to explain the concept of network latency to someone who found this article on Wall Street's speed wars fascinating using something other than geek talk, so I created this tutorial explaining what is bandwidth, latency, and jitter. The following is a short 7 minute video I posted on YouTube. As always, feedback and comments are welcome. Sorry about three places towards the end where audio was recorded too loudly and clipped. The recording software didn't filter out the clipping and these are some of the minor issues I need to hammer out next time. Also note that the 123 miles per millisecond for the "speed of light" quoted is the speed of light in fiber optic cabling. Light travels significantly faster in air and space, around 186 miles per millisecond. And of course, my delivery is certainly not as smooth as Mr. Khan, but I'm hopeful that you'll find the information simple to understand. One other interesting note is the YouTube switches to a very low bitrate even for the 1080P version of this video which is fine because of the very static nature of the video. Normal 1080P gets 3.5 Mbps for the video stream but this clip uses less than a megabit per second. That's understandable because it's easy to compress with very little loss in quality. I would ...

Friday, 21 December 2012

Learning the Basics about how Audio Mixers Work

Learning the Basics about how Audio Mixers Work Tube. Duration : 46.70 Mins.


This video explains the basic functions of audio mixers. DJ Bolivia starts by talking about the Pioneer DJM-600, to illustrate a number of basic mixer concepts. He then goes on to explain the differences between the Pioneer mixer and a couple of other DJ mixers. Further into the video, he talks about a couple of "live sound" mixers, and explains some of the different functions on those mixers that are more suited to a live performance approach with bands, or recording studio use. At the end of the video, the viewer should have a pretty good idea of why mixers exist, and how to understand their general functions sufficiently that if you are faced with a brand new mixer that you've never seen before, you can figure out what the various controls are for. For more information about DJ Bolivia, check out his websites at: www.djbolivia.ca http Follow Jonathan Clark on SoundCloud: www.soundcloud.com