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Thursday, January 12, 2012
Teri Hogan 01/12/12 09:19 AM,It is not usual to encounter an entirely new musical genre, nor is it unusual not to have a clue what to do with it. And that’s exactly what some in the live audio community are encountering with the burgeoning Celtic music scene. Historically, Celtic music has been around a lot longer than America itself. In fact, Celtic music is the roots of bluegrass. Irish and Scottish immigrants brought their traditional folk music with them and several generations later, it… View this story
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Friday, July 22, 2011
Teri Hogan 07/22/11 04:27 PM,Editors Note: For more information on console maintenance, check out Properly Cleaning Mixing Console Faders. Ask 10 folks who work with sound companies their most detested chore in audio maintenance, and the majority will respond with “the cleaning of mixing consoles.” Hated or not, however, keeping consoles clean is a primary way to protect the investment and to assure that they will stay on the job and operate at full capacity. Many consoles cost at least as much as the… View this story
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Thursday, July 07, 2011
Teri Hogan 07/07/11 06:46 PM, 3 CommentsLiving in South Central Texas, we operate in a very diverse ethnic atmosphere and encounter every description of strange and unusual instrument. Over time, we (and our engineers) have discovered some techniques that work well for some of these applications. There may be other, possibly better ways to accomplish the task. But the following represent tried and true methods that work for us, as well as the musicians we support. Accordion. What do you call 100 accordions in the Rio… View this story
Filed in: Live Sound • Feature • Poll • Concert • Microphone • Sound Reinforcement • Stage
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