The Rise of the In-Ear Monitor | Jerry Harvey | Talks at Google
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- Moderated by Brian Kravitz
Come hear Jerry Harvey, the inventor of the modern in-ear monitor, speak on a variety of topics, ranging from his touring days as the sound engineer for acts like Van Halen, Kiss, Morrissey, Mötley Crüe, k.d. lang, and Linkin Park, to his entrepreneurial endeavors starting JH Audio and Ultimate Ears.
www.jhaudio.com/
Partnered with Dr. Julie Glick:
www.musicianshearingsolutions.com
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People, listen to Jerry, he knows what he is talking about. I have had the honor of doing gigs with him and he is a true professional with a vast knowledge of in-ears.
Sammy Bones I'd love to try his products...just bought my first ciem: UERR
Love this talk! Jerry is one the most genuine and knowledgeable humans and the best audio engineer I have ever worked with. Thank you so much for all you have done for audio & St. Louis!! 🙌🙌
Oh the irony of a buzzy lapel mic line and needing to put a radio stick in!
JH - the guy is so interesting - made technical stuff sound simple - he's right, he's doing stuff for audiophiles, not casual listeners
I love Jerry.
JH Audio is awesome! The best CIEMS around!
The guy to interview when it comes to in ear monitors !!
I said it before in my earlier comment - I just listened to this video again and I'll say it again - JH you are so down to earth knowledgeable - as you say you design IEM's for audiophiles - BTW I bought your Angie 11 two years ago and I just love them - I have to keep upgrading my DAC/AMPS/cables/ music source, to get the most out of the IEM's - thank you - greetings from Philippines (now lusting for Roxanne ! ! ! )
Now China makes hybrid in ears with 4 or 5 driver's in them for 20 bucks. And they sound better than $ 300 shurs. How times have changed
What website sells them
Jerry I hosted Canlanta 2013 Jamie attended pro bono of course. She told me you were chilling in the Keys. I bought a set of AAW M20 paired with a Dragonfly black. The presentation was completely linear. I went from 9 rows back to front row to onstage. No headstage, but decent detail retrieval and speed. BTW I still wear and have my black JH Audio t shirt she gave me. She told me roadies wear black. She and her husband Mr. Penrod were incredible attendees. I hope my gig enhanced your sales. I loved the JH 13’s, the 16’s had too much bass. I will try and touch base with Jamie and get a set of JH 13’s. Just wanted to say JH AUDIO was the Super Star of CanLanta 2013.
jerry is a SOUND GENIUS
I know of Ultimate Ears as they make the high cost custom stuff. Only now you can get custom IEM's from China with dip switches for $230 or so with custom face plate designs, etc. Now you can get 8 drivers per ear, for €60 China and ChiFi are taking the West apart.
The craftsmanship and tuning of the iems from premiere companies ain’t the same from Chifi companies. You get what you paid. The quality and build are a world apart. Coming from owning 64 audio & kz.
@@dwigtscott9552 diminishing returns is very real for audiophiles. Chifi is simply releasing affordable iems that can compete with more expensive American iems. 64 audio is good, but in a world where $700 chifi iems can compete with them it just comes down to how much disposable income you're willing to spend.
the interviewer is COKED OUT HIS MIND!
hahaha indeed he was higher then fuck man
Jimmy Fallon's cracked out little brother.
Great ❤
cardboard cutout story is golden!!!
I was just thinking about ur channel lmao
10:15 shoutout to the audio tech who noticed the buzzing and changed out the mic
People always manage to confuse dynamic range compression with mp3/aac data compression - before starting a talk like this someone should make sure everyone understands the difference.
In the last 10 minutes, Mr. Jerry Harvey speaks on something that is going to develop while my company is working around this the last 3 years now, and i can't wait to have some competition on this.. xaxa.
Well in my opinion, the hardest work isn't in any of all of theses features in this IEM but i have to say that is very impressive though. The big problem is to have a portable system with REALTIME DSP capabilities, with a touchscreen interface in as small form factor case that is powered up my 2 or 4 small batteries something like the receiver beltpack of these days.. Having that in mind the whole idea is getting even worse if you think and try to answer this question.."How about to control my IEM from an app using my iOS or Android smartphone?"... This is where i (my company) have been working into this the last 1 one year now, and this is the one of some most difficult situations to resolve, cause having the issue of Real-time monitoring, none of the above (iOS or Android) smartphones hardware or software is capable right now to run real-time DSP eq,dyn-comp,multiband comp,limiter etc.. without any Latency issues. SHARK or SigmaStudio processors may be the answer...or not?
maybe Mr Harvey is already know? ho knows.... ;) ...
Nice video and speaking.! :D
OK, i really don't think common hardware platforms, be they Android or iOS based, are too slow for 10band eq + a dynamic processor. Or what DSP you need? In fact i think i could implement EQ+dynamics even on the built in DSP of the old Soundblaster Live, and that's a piece of crap compared to any modern processor, whether DSP or application-oriented.
Latency has two sources. One source is the interface. On iOS, you can get low latency-ish (well urgh) audio, on Android you can not, but neither is a hardware issue. I think you can start off a hardware of Android device if you can get QNX for it, or just stay with Android and work around large parts of the Android system and have your own pathway from audio in the kernel to the processing software. You'll do away with most of this kind of latency at some point.
Other source is the algorithmic latency. IIRs are gonna do just fine, and in EQ use e.g. are very little computational impact too. You really need to get this right.
I think you should segment the problem space better. You want a device which speaks Bluetooth so you can control it from a handset - perhaps forget about it having its own controls and a display at first. Get a PC running Linux stand in for your DSP, get it to process audio by your algorithm, work on your algorithms, work on your mobile apps. Disregard the interface latency and care only about algorithmic latency. Then judge the performance of your algorithm (do use whatever old or weak hardware you can find for that), and chose the bare-metal hardware platform accordingly which you can control over SPI or whatever. You'll then just need a random bluetooth microcontroller with SPI and you're set. I think you want to aim to release your product fast and solve one problem instead of taking years and doing everything you can think of - you can leave that for later.
AD Shark/Sigma for DSP? Maybe, but remember the classics. The Moto X still has a TMS320 in it, but these days MSP430 is also curious.
+Siana Gearz rrr
I've been waiting for my Roxanne since November... It better be amazing!
+dleblanc343 and?????
iTunes is king of stellar compressed sound all my music os from them 3346 songs to date
Flac, AAC, MP1,MP2, MP3,M4a, MIDI, Lossless,96kbps,128 kbps, 256 kbps, 320 kbps in the world. of Jerry Harvey earphones Im quite sure itll all sound Flawless!!!!
If anything the plethora of Chinese made iems has opened up the world of iems to a wide audience and hopefully the cheap gear is the os sufficient exposure for beginners to try higher tier brands and understand the performance jump possible with better engineering and higher quality parts. It’s nice to save a few $$$$ but most times we really DO get what we pay for.
I agree. That said, I used to think "be American, buy American". Now my belief is "be American, buy the best!".
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@@kronos1794 And let's not forget about Fiio. These top tier companies shouldn't underestimate what the competition is capable of.
You need to try jh audio IEM mold, I can assure you there is no comparison with KZ at all
Yeah KZ doesn’t make a custom mold product, and until you experience a custom mold you can’t give an accurate comparison. They’re great for what they are but I’ve now had multiple sets of in ears from multiple manufacturers, and I can safely say JH is the top dog. There’s a reason he’s got multiple multi Grammy winning artists in his artist roster, and I have yet to meet anyone with JH iems that has ANYTHING negative to say.
the host seems so nervous
I WANT THE LAYLA'S SOOOOOOOOO BADDDDD
I have 9 headphones overall
And 5 top end iem
Recently I ordered the jh audio Diana and let me tell you it’s really good and different it has a very nice and full bass a and the speciality is the mids I really recommend getting jh audio iem and it doesn’t have to be a very expensive like Layla the low end are also good . Simply put jh audio doesn’t do bad iem
Jerry looks like stannis baratheon
The interviewer looks high on MJ hahah
Thank you from peru ;i love the sound quality but your products is too expensive ; please check the pinacle p1 is good in ear strong and cheap only $ 199. I recomended lower priceses jh audio tanks
Giancarlo Orrillo they don't care about poor people who can't afford them, their products are aimed toward wealthy professionals.
@@officialWWM truth!❤....thats completely whats wrong with planet earth
@@lunam7249 thankfully, not everyone operates the same way ❤️
@@officialWWM thx for reminding me....lots of beautiful people here...
I know the drivers used in every single in-ear-monitor, follow my youtube channel or blog where I will list them all soon
Kiriel In-Ear-Monitor Inc. did you put them?
~25:30 the question was about audio compression, not file (lossy) compression. I thought this guy was supposed to be the nuts.
TheOriginalCoda you probably won't read this but the guy who asked asked again and he understood the question this time and answered it. To be fair it was a bit confusing even if you know what the difference is
Then China came around and made the components cheaper and you’ll get multi driver earbuds for less than 50 haha
And they sound like shit. Multi BA with shitty tuning and crossover, just the right products for people who really don’t know the engineering and all they want is the number of ducers in ‘em
Just wait.
There is plenty of demand and profit potential for Chinese audio engineers to make great stuff far cheaper. They already do it with DACs and amps. Just look at Topping making products that objectively measure better than stuff costing ten times as much.
The Chinese iem market is rapidly growing and improving. Brands like Thieaudio are producing very high quility audio gear that gets great reviews from audiophiles.
Bottom line is they tend to produce a glut of cheap crap which gives them a bad rep but theres always a small group of genuinely keen audio types who put out somewhat imperfect items in the beginning but quickly learn and improve just like anyone else.
@@KEVIN_JOO101 then get Chinese iems for $100 that can hang with iems x3-5 their price. They're out there and known, you just have to go for the companies that have distinguished themselves and avoid the crap.
16:20 then the chinese came, and we have kz and other iems way under 100 dollars
Yep lol, Have you heard of KZ? they make dirt cheap products that sound greater than some expensive ones...
@@AMIR55312 Yeah, that's what I said- I Own their flagship model, KZ As10, and it's fucking awesome. The only downside it's the eartips, but you buy a Spinfit pair and you are getting thousands of dollars worth in audio from 80 dollars IEMS
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Yep... and I wonder what’s coming in the next year(s)
kz is a joke. I already try them out and eww
"jerry rigged" haha!
Sounds like Sammy Hagar was a bit of a disconnected douchebag back in 1980. He seems so down to earth and personable nowadays.
not really, superstars always have "time managers" around them and tell them to leave every second at meetings
Jerry is the man. But wow this interview is cringey. That interviewer is super awkward. Plus the fact that he's not a musician or anything doesn't help
I own the 13v2, They are the worst sounding phones and most expensiv I've ever herd. Worse than $20 Sony ear buds.
The high frequency sounds grainy and absolutely terrible. For $1,300 i expect way way way way way way more. Super disappointed.