Best Practices for Using Live Microphones at Home
Seratone's processing lowers the risk of blown speakers, it doesn't remove it. Start low, keep headroom, stay three inches off the mic — the habits that keep your gear alive.
Seratone's processing lowers the risk of blown speakers, it doesn't remove it. Start low, keep headroom, stay three inches off the mic — the habits that keep your gear alive.
Feedback, clipping, excessive gain and low-frequency rumble: the six ways a live microphone damages home speakers and amplifiers, and what Seratone does about each of them.
Latency is the delay between your voice leaving your mouth and reaching your ears — and above 10–15ms it wrecks karaoke. Where the delay comes from, and how to get rid of it.
JP, one of Seratone's founders, shares the story behind the brand. From disappointing home karaoke experiences to building something that actually works. Discover what drove the creation of Seratone.