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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From recording, mixing and mastering to formatting and reproduction to the end listening environment and playback system, numerous devices affect the overall audio/sound quality. An amplifier is a vital component of a sound system, but will the amplifier affect the quality of the audio and the resulting sound produced by the speakers or headphones? Do…
The Triads And Pseudo-Triads Of Music
The most basic chords in music are called triads. A triad is made of three notes, hence the name. It’s a tertian chord, meaning that it is built from stacking thirds. Therefore a triad consists of a first, a third, and a fifth scale degree. This article will discuss the 4 triads of music, their inversions,…

The Ultimate Audio Mixer Buyer’s Guide
So you’re wondering which audio mixer you should buy, rent or otherwise try out. In this comprehensive buyer’s guide, we’ll go through everything worth considering before you make any decisions about an audio mixer. If you’ve found yourself asking, “Which audio mixer should I buy?” this extensive resource is for you. Please feel free to…
Locrian Mode: Everything You Need To Know About Locrian
The Locrian Mode is the seventh mode of the Diatonic Major Scale. Let’s look and listen to it with a bit more detail. The Locrian mode is often described as the white keys on the keyboard from B-B’. This gives us the following intervallic series: h-w-w-h-w-w-w *w=whole step // h=half step* The Locrian Notation Looks Like…

Chords Of The Melodic Minor Scale
When thinking diatonically in functional harmony, we harmonize and build chords based on the Diatonic Scale (Major Scale and its modes). This creates strong and common chord progressions. But what happens if we build chords based upon the Melodic Minor Scale? Well, it wouldn’t be considered “functional harmony,” but the chord progressions would certainly sound…

WAV Or MP3: Which Is The Superior Audio Format?
The battle of digital audio formats for both music and recordings continues. Two of the most popular audio file types are WAV and MP3. However, there’s often much confusion surrounding the benefits and drawbacks of each audio format. Which is better for music? What about recordings? Which is a better digital audio format, MP3 or…
