Audio Engineer
Arthur is the owner of Fox Media Tech and the author of My New Microphone. He's an audio engineer by trade and has worked professionally in the audio industry since 2015 with experience in studio recording, radio, television, composition, sound design, music production, and content production.
He has a passion for music production and releases music as "Arthur Fox". This website is where he share his love and knowledge for all things audio.
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The Phrygian Mode is the third mode of the Diatonic Major Scale. Let’s look and listen to it with a bit more detail. The Phrygian mode is often described as the white keys on the keyboard from E-E’. This gives us the following intervallic series: h-w-w-w-h-w-w *w=whole step // h=half step* And the notation looks like…
Palindromic Scales and Mirror Modes
A Man. A Plan. A Canal. Panama. This is one of my favourite palindromes (and one of my favourite The Fall Of Troy songs). But there are other palindromes in music as well. In this article, we will discuss palindromic scales and mirror modes. Try reversing or “mirroring” the order of intervals in any given scale. Reversing the…

Electric Guitar Vs. Acoustic Guitar Pickups (+Bass Guitar)
Electric guitars and basses are, for the most part, solid-bodied, meaning that they have no soundhole and rely entirely on electric or electromagnetic induction through pickups. Acoustic guitars and basses ordinarily produce sound through their soundhole, but it may not be enough for large venues, so some of them have pickups fitted. The question would…

Are Microphones AC Or DC Devices?
Microphones act as transducers, converting sound waves (mechanical wave energy) into audio signals (electrical energy). The movement of this electrical energy is called current, which happens in one of two ways: alternating current (AC) or direct current (DC). Are microphones AC or DC devices? Some microphones require DC voltages to power their active circuitries (internal…

What Is A Monoblock Amplifier? (Monoblock Vs. Stereo Amps)
Amplifiers are essential in most audio signal flow paths. When looking at power amplifiers to drive our loudspeakers, we come across many design variations, including the monoblock configuration. What is a monoblock amplifier? A monoblock amplifier is a single unit (“block”) responsible for amplifying a single channel (“mono”). The components of a monoblock amplifier amplify…

Top 11 Best Online Resources To Learn How To Play Drums
Online learning resources, be it courses, videos, written content, one-on-one coaching, apps, et cetera, provide fantastic opportunities to learn (and teach) how to play the drums and understand music more generally. Though nothing truly beats dedicated in-person drum lessons, there are plenty of excellent alternatives online. Note that by “resources,” I’m not only referring to…
