Ep1 | The Truth About Ribbon Mics | John Jennings (Royer Labs)

Ep3 | The Future of Studio Sound | Derrick Floyd (IK Multimedia)

In this episode of The Size Of Sound Podcast, we sit down with Derrick Floyd, Senior Account Manager at IK Multimedia, to explore the future of studio sound. We delve into the evolution of the plug-in market and how it has revolutionized the recording industry, making professional-grade tools more accessible. Derrick shares insights on IK Multimedia's innovative products, including the iLoud MTM speakers and the groundbreaking Atmos systems, which are now more affordable than ever. We also discuss the significance of amp modeling technology and its impact on modern music production. Join us as we explore how IK Multimedia continues to push the boundaries of sound technology, making high-quality audio solutions available to all. Tune in for an engaging conversation about the intersection of technology and creativity in the world of audio production.

Ep2 | The Art of Studio Ergonomics | Tim Thompson (Argosy Console)

In this episode of The Size of Sound Podcast, John and James kick things off with a deep dive into recording isolation vs. acoustic treatment - breaking down common misconceptions and real-world solutions for musicians, engineers, and creatives. Then, John sits down with Tim Thompson, President of Argosy Console, to explore the art of studio furniture design, the critical role of workflow ergonomics, and how Argosy helps studios around the world create inspiring, professional spaces. Plus: a little hot yoga, new product reveals, and a celebration of creative flexibility in the studio.

Ep1 | The Truth About Ribbon Mics | John Jennings (Royer Labs)

Welcome to the inaugural episode of The Size Of Sound Podcast. I'm your host, John Dykstra, and today we dive deep into the world of ribbon microphones with John Jennings, President of Royer Labs. Discover the fascinating history and evolution of ribbon mics, from their dominance in the 40s and 50s to their resurgence in the digital age. John shares insights into the unique qualities of ribbon mics, like the R-121, that capture sound more naturally, akin to the human ear. We also explore the intricacies of mic construction and the art of recording. Whether you're an audiophile, musician, or just curious about acoustics, this episode promises to enlighten and entertain. Join us as we unravel the truth about ribbon mics and their impact on the sound industry.