Hands-On Versus By The Book: The Path To Learning How To Mix
Mixing is a special job and doing it well seems to require a certain kind of personality.
October 6, 2020
Mixing is a special job and doing it well seems to require a certain kind of personality.
The challenge is defining what actually constitutes “good” sound, and how we know it is so.
Do the tools we have accumulated influence the way we work, or does the way we work influence how we use those tools?
We’re likely nowhere near as objective about sound as we might think…
Key factors in achieving better results with wireless systems at your church – and any other application, for that matter.
Maybe we’re not always aware of our own limitations or how our perceptions can affect our interactions with others. (Perish the thought!)
Responding to ridiculous statements with diplomacy, wisdom, and occasionally… physics.
Navigating the different mentalities required to be as good as possible for both roles simultaneously…
Observations and ideas on better presenting sound to the audience that is truer to the source.
Staying organized, prepared and focused can go a long way to success behind the board.
Vintage audio equipment can be viewed in much of the same light as vintage muscle cars in terms of appeal as well as problems.
A constant factor that applies to any type of show or gig: the comfort level of the musicians goes a long way to determining our success or failure.