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How Do You Do That? Recording Ice Hockey Audio

Ever wonder how you hear all the action happening in an NHL ice hockey rink? Join YURI LYSOIVANOV and ESPN broadcast mixer BEN MAJCHRZAK the latest installment of the practical Shure video series HOW DO YOU DO THAT?
April 11, 2023
Yuri and Ben talk hockey audio

Watch the view below to learn how audio professionals capture the sounds both on and around the ice. You'll learn why boundary and dynamic omnidirectional mics are a great option for capturing every moment of the game.

Learn more about the SM63 Dynamic Microphone, the Beta 91A boundary microphone, and VP89 Premium Modular Shotgun Microphone here.

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