
Doug Fearn draws on his 50+ years as a recording engineer, record producer, studio owner, and pro audio equipment designer to explain the art and science of recording for the audiophile, music lover, and people in the music recording industry.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 117 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In electronic equipment, a schematic diagram is used as a map to show how all the various components are interconnected. This is useful for troubleshooting and repair. And following the signal path through a circuit gives us a deepe... more
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The design of professional recording gear requires knowledge of how to best distribute the necessary gain through multiple internal gain stages. In this episode, I explain how that is done, and how you can use the same principles to... more
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This is the third installment in a series on Basic Electronics for Recording Engineers. This episode focuses on equalizers and amplifiers. Why do we call them equalizers? And amplifiers are at the heart of every piece of audio gear,... more
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In this second episode of a multi-part series on Basic Electronics for Recording Engineers, I continue with the fundamental principles of electrical and electronic devices, with an emphasis on practical implications. The explanation... more
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This is how to do a podcast. Good pace, perfect topics, and a surprising range of fundamental knowledge from pre-70s to today. Naturally, the audio quality is sublime. No ads other than helpful info regarding the design and operation of Mr. Fearn's tube gear. Look forward to each episode.
Very useful information for everyone in the recording world, presented in a clear and calm way. Recommended podcast!
Doug’s podcasts are full of history, theory and excellent advice. His knowledge is extensive and he offers real insights into electronics and what is going on behind the scenes in your equipment and recording processes. Each episode is a fascinating information burst and I’m totally addicted to them.
Thank you for this series and please dont stop.
Only engineering podcast I listen!!
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A technically inclined, veteran-led series that makes high-fidelity recording approachable for both professionals and serious enthusiasts. Episodes center on practical audio engineering topics—gain staging, schematics, signal paths, and vintage-to-digital workflows—along with behind-the-scenes stories from decades in studios and gear design. The host frequently ties concepts to real-world gear and recording scenarios, offering actionable tips for improving sound quality and workflow while sharing rich historical context that appeals to audiophiles and practitioners alike. A notable strength is the emphasis on the craft over hype, with approachable explanations of complex topics and a focus on maintaining musicality and energy in recordings.... more
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