Newest Mic Captures Authentic, High-clarity Sound for Broadcasting Events  

DPA Microphones, a leading manufacturer of high-quality miking solutions, has launched its new 2017 Shotgun Microphone. Designed to capture authentic sound with high directivity, clarity and consistency, the 2017 excels in challenging broadcast scenarios. With its durable design and ability to withstand any environment or extreme application, DPA’s newest solution is ideal for broadcast and live events, from traditional news and sports to location sound or musical performances.

Get to know DPA and why their products are so highly regarded. This video takes you inside DPA’s production facility. It explains the DPA philosophy of building the best and the extremes that go into the making of the 5mm Miniature capsule.   

DPA Microphones Mars Mission takes off

Today is an exciting day in the history of DPA Microphones, as NASA launches the Perserverance Rover to Mars at 7.50am EDT (9.50pm AEST).The seven month journey is expected to touchdown on February 18, 2021. When it lands, DPA Microphones will be used to record and broadcast the sounds of Mars.

For Production Sound Mixer Dane Cody, DPA Microphones are invaluable. They’ve helped him deliver clean audio in the company’s latest two productions.

Prominent theatre productions often span the globe, having multiple productions in various major cities of the world. Having this sort of breadth has its advantages, not least of which for giving production teams the opportunity to assess the equipment their using and change them when new benefits arise from advances in technology. One such example of this is in multi-award-winning sound designer Gareth Frey’s experience on the set of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child in Melbourne.

ENTECH Roadshow will kick off on the 5^th March and will travel to all major states in Australia, including Brisbane, Perth, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. There’s no better time for integrators, designers and end-users to get up close and personal with the latest and greatest in audio, lighting, video and staging, including but not limited to DPA’s subminiature microphones. These impressively compact microphones are only 3mm in diameter and are already making waves across the globe. The d:screet CORE 6060 and 6061 Subminiature Microphones and the d:fine CORE 6066 Subminiature Headset Microphones all have the manufacturers CORE technology that reduces distortion and increases dynamic range.

With ISE just around the corner, DPA has announced their focus on their all-new and impressive subminiature microphone, that’s already making waves across the industry globally. The microphone manufacturer is set to introduce their smallest ever 3mm piece of machinery to the AV, Conference and Installation markets; the d:screet CORE 6060 and 6061 Subminiature Microphones and the d:fine CORE 6066 Subminiature Headset Microphones.

For music icon MØ’s front of house engineer Jon Schumann, he faces the challenge of transporting the distinctive musical style to a live audience often. Karen Marie Ørsted Andersen’s (MØ) music combines electronic elements and big samples with live drums, guitar and vocals, that brings with it some very modern production issues; one being the challenge of amplifying vocals and electronic samples in such a way, they’re seamlessly integrated and complementary to each other.

Mat Mitchell, producer, songwriter, musician and audio engineer has a long history of working with iconic artists like Nine Inch Nails, Katy Perry and Tegan and Sara. He’s even played in his own band, Puscifer. Over the past 10 years, Mitchell has relied heavily on DPA Microphones to deliver the clean and crisp sound they’ve come to be known for. It comes as no surprise he was overjoyed when introduced to their CORE amplification technology.

The Danish reality TV show Faith, Hope & Tinder has men and women coming to terms with the latest in audio technology from DPA, to eliminate the need for sound engineers to be present on dates.