It’s a uniquely human gift to become emotionally invested in fiction. Even though we know what we’re watching on television shows isn’t real, we feel for the characters — laughing when they laugh, crying when they cry, and screaming “fuck yeah!” when they do a particularly fuck yea

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By John Bisset ⋅ Published: December 22, 2021

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Zoom has released the new F1 Field Recorder, a small and compact unit that is designed to be used as a discreet on-person recorder with a lavalier mic or in combination with a shotgun mic module for on-camera work.

The F1 is sold in two different kits. The F1-SP comes with a shotgun mic

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Euro 2016 proved to be a memorable summer for Cristiano Ronaldo.

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When [Mahesh Venkitachalam] was experimenting with machine learning for audio applications on a Raspberry Pi, he found himself looking for a simple USB microphone. A cheap one was easy to find, but the sound quality and directionality left much to be desired. A large, studio-quality mic would

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WTVF) — The National Institutes of Health are making a plea to evangelical Christians to get vaccinated. Numbers of vaccination in that community are still very low compared to other religious groups.

Some say outreach can be difficult at a time of so much social m

The riding season is pretty much behind us now. It’s nearly December, and I really only took one good road trip with my new-to-me 1996 BMW R1100GS oilhead . I hauled this bike up to Seattle and back for a Radwood , and it served admirably. I can’t help but think that this bike isn’t mine

By David Snow • 8:35 am, December 6, 2021

Australia-based Rode Microphones rolled out its new Rode Lavalier II microphone, a big update — or a small one, literally — on its original premium lavalier mic introduced about a decade ago. The new mic’s low-profile

Still shopping for an iPhone owner this holiday season? These accessory gadgets and gizmos can extend its functionality in ways they may have never realized they needed.

I may be a bit biased since I've been using one for years, but iPhones are great little devices straight

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