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zegalba · 11 months

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Sennheiser Headphones Magazine Ad (2002)

#sennheiser #headphones #ad #body #music #2002

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louisupdates · 2 months

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INSIDE THE MIX: Sennheiser catches up with John Delf on the Louis Tomlinson tour

Sennheiser caught up with John Delf as he prepares the stage on the Louis Tomlinson tour. With 33 years of experience under his belt and as the proud owner of The Edge Studios in Cheshire, UK, John's expertise extends across both studio and live sound.

In this exclusive interview, Sennheiser catches up with John during a stop in Nashville in July. As an engineer for the Louis Tomlinson tour, John shares insights into his craft, highlighting some of his favorite Sennheiser products and offering a glimpse into how he integrates them seamlessly into his setup.

Join us as we delve behind the scenes with John Delf, gaining valuable knowledge about the tools and techniques that elevate the live sound experience for audiences worldwide. Get ready to unlock the secrets of audio excellence and discover your best mic setups!

#louis tomlinson #john delf #2.3.2024 #sennheiser #tour technicalities #fitfwt23: technicals

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dreamings-free · 2 months

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Inside the Mix: Sennheiser catches up with John Delf on the Louis Tomlinson Tour Feb 11, 2024

Sennheiser caught up with John Delf as he prepares the stage on the Louis Tomlinson tour. With 33 years of experience under his belt and as the proud owner of The Edge Studios in Cheshire, UK, John's expertise extends across both studio and live sound.

In this exclusive interview, Sennheiser catches up with John during a stop in Nashville in July. As an engineer for the Louis Tomlinson tour, John shares insights into his craft, highlighting some of his favorite Sennheiser products and offering a glimpse into how he integrates them seamlessly into his setup.

Join us as we delve behind the scenes with John Delf, gaining valuable knowledge about the tools and techniques that elevate the live sound experience for audiences worldwide. Get ready to unlock the secrets of audio excellence and discover your best mic setups!

(filmed pre-show in Nashville TN 18/7/23)

#33 years.. john’s been a sound engineer since before louis was even born #I have little to no idea what he’s talking about here haha #but love a behind the scenes peek #'we’ve got a very loud gig we’ve got an audience of a 116 dB'#that’s mad.. and why you should always use earplugs at gigs!#john delf #lt crew #fitf tour #nashville #18.07.23 #sennheiser #posted:#11.02.24 #youtube #video

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annadoucettemusic · 2 years

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Hello! 🤗💛 Wishing you a lovely evening my friends. Dream of your favourite things… I love you. Xoxo, - Anna. ☺️

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asmrsexy · 11 months

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Rose ASMR

hiii, are these NEW mics good for ASMR? ♡ uwu ♡ Testing out Sennheiser MKE 600 Shotgun Microphones ♡

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#ASMRSexy #Rose ASMR #New Mics #ASMR #tongue #Sennheiser #autonomous sensory meridian response #gif #asmrtist #Youtube

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k444t · 5 months

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i FINALLY have my hands on these baddies omfg

#sennheiser #sennheiser headphones #sennheiser momentum 4 #headphones

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microphone-identifier · 3 months

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#jsyk the correct answer is a beta58. my beloved #poll #and i got the top companies!! this is about popular mics!#shure #sennheiser #audix #earthworks #se electronics #beyerdynamic #telefunken #if you come here to tell me you use the neumann kms 105 ill bite #would post this on my main but i think its more in the spirit of this blog #microphones #mics

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yellowmanula · 19 days

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As I prepared to finish editing the podcast, I presented Dad with the sound of Sennheiser HD25 headphones. He requested "La vie en rose" performed by Louis Armstrong. As Dad put it, "magic flowed," and the music enveloped him. Dad turns 87 this year and has witnessed technological transformations, to which he enthusiastically responds (not fearing AI) because he has experienced many such revolutions.

#men #man #dad #headphones #podcast #sennheiser #HD25 #louis armstrong #music #listen

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alantea87 · 1 month

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Two weeks in with a Nokia flip phone and no social media...

And I'm feeling better. Honestly, though. I do not miss social media. Especially the control it had over my emotions, lol. However, I do deeply miss memes. Memes were my oxygen. And I do miss the casual interactions with old and new friends on Insta. Facebook has been permanently deleted and my Instagram has been deactivated - not sure what next. But I am indeed enjoying my low-tech life using a Nokia flip.

New toy (pictured: Sennheiser HD599, affordable audiophile open-back wired headphones)...

How am I filling my time? MUSIC. Like the good old days. Like, listening to music in lossless with a wired head set kind of old days. These HD599s are a cult fave in the audiophile community for their accurate audio presentation, wide soundstage and resolution. Got them for £157, RRP £199. Basically it's like listening to your fave artists in the studio with them, as long as you feed them a decent source (I'm using Apple Music, lossless + hi ress lossless). Technically I'm not using a proper DAC, just Apple's lighting to 3.5mm adapter (a secret DAC by Apple) for my iPad Pro to drive these HD599s. The sound is out of this world. I'm hearing things in tracks I've not heard before. My current fave artist for about two years now is Zach Bryan (alt-country, americana - https://www.zachbryan.com/music). He's the only artist who can currently make me cry and that says alot.

Note-taking with pen and paper...

I have now resorted to my mini Muji notebook and pen jot down to dos, shopping lists and ideas. My Nokia doesn't have a note taking app, but it does have a simple calendar that I really like. My handwriting is awful, though. Over ten years of smartphone use would do that to a person.

My current EDC (every day carry) is as follows...

a) Nokia 2660 Flip, b) iPad, AirPods Pro 2, c) Muji notepad + gel pen, d) Kindle, e) on gym days... Apple Watch SE (for music)

SMS...

You'd think texting is horrendous on a feature phone, but suprisingly I would say it's very doable. Especially if predictive text is available, which it is on the Nokie 2660 Flip. Fine, you can't type quickly but the tactility of the keypad is lovely. It really feels like you're putting in more effort in your messages than a touch screen.

Less 'digital blur'...

I know such a term is used in the photo-editing world, but now I use it to describe my experience when I am presented with too much choice on streaming services or other digital media. Everything is blurring into one digital blob. With the exception of music streaming (I love the choice and I go through phases of liking certain genres/artists), I really do miss CDs and Blu-rays. I've now reconnected my 10 year old Blu-ray player to my 1080p projector to tap back into my Blu-ray collection. Thankfully, it's a good time to get back into them, as you can buy preowned Blu-rays for a couple quid on eBay including postage. You can't beat the picture quality and bitrate. Not to mention actually owning a physical copy no streaming service can take away from you, lol.

Less noise...

As I've deleted WhatsApp (the Nokia 2660 isn't compatible with WhatsApp, only the US version of it aka 2680 Flip), I've not been in any group chats for over two weeks and it's been bliss. Yes, that also includes my family ones. I do not miss them. The total lack of noifications on my Nokia (apart from calls, SMS and calendar events) has contributed to lower levels of general anxiety and distractions. I am now able to fully concentrate during a TV show or even when listening to an album. I am fully present and immersed. Even my conversations with real people have improved greatly; I am more patient and empathetic. Mainly because I am not half-scrolling on my phone anymore. Gosh, smartphones have really killed off real human connection.

Do I miss my iPhone...?

I think if you can have a healthy relationship with a smarthphone (not using social media, no doom scrolling etc), I think they pose as a vital tool in the modern world. But as I do not have that level of self control, my Nokia was the intervention I needed. Two weeks in I don't actually miss it. I miss how it was a tool to allow me to self-soothe (not in a healthy way). So breaking up with my smartphone was probably for the best. It's made me get comfortable with being uncomfortable. Awkward silences, quiet stares into space, being one with your thoughts. Just like the good old days.

Where is my iPhone?

It's tucked away in my drawer, fully charged with £5 loaded onto a seperate sim inserted in it to be used PAYG. It is only to be used in emergencies or when I am travelling to new distant lands e.g. South London, lol. Literally it just has Google Maps, Uber and email. Not even music. I don't want to see my iPhone as an entertainment device (I am not against digital entertainment, but I am against small smartphone devices that hijack your attention all day/night).

Am I bored?

Yes and no. Yes, because I loved the short-form media that exists on Instagram (spending sometimes hours per evening consuming it). And keeping up with my favourite meme accounts, musicians and rugby teams on there, too. But no, because I've just gone back to classic ways on keeping oneself entertained... music and movies.

Who am I texting?

Literally, just three close friends I've known for over 15 years. No body else.

Will I keep using my Nokia 2660 Flip?

Yes, for the time being. I think I found a compromise with using smart tech. Just not using a smartphone has been crucial to this compromise, as it has literally improved my mental health in only two weeks. All this extra time and energy has allowed me to focus on therapy (I have an amazing therapist I speak to weekly) and addressing key life challanges I have been avoiding for so long.

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