Simple Tips That Might Improve Your Mix
When it comes to creating a good mix, especially in church, there is nothing that can be overlooked.
When it comes to creating a good mix, especially in church, there is nothing that can be overlooked.
A few suggestions for dropping the excuses and finishing each event strong, always better than the last one.
It’s so easy to immediately walk into a mix scenario without proper context…
If you didn’t come to the big game ready to win, it’s time to decide if this is the team you need to be on.
The most effective tips and tricks for building up mixing chops might be found in your personal music library. Or not…
Even with the ability to make something look really cool, have we considered if the look actually matches the tone, vibe, and sound coming from the stage?
A few tricks and tips for optimizing the mix of live stringed instruments in a concert-level performance.
An audio engineer I admire greatly said it best, “Mix like a pro, listen like a fan.” Very true words when evaluating your mixes.
Getting past some of the primary fears and issues that hold us back from excellence.
Getting the drum mix isn’t always up to the sound crew; it starts at the source.
If my team has a success or a failure, it’s on me to own it. All of it. Even the mistakes. Without excuses.
Until you pay attention to the bigger picture, all the time spent just fiddling around on your console is a waste of time.
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