The Quest To Get It Right: A Technical Editor’s 3-Pronged Approach To The Search For Truth
The goal is not to see how many ways the hair can be split –we simply want to make sure that the reader is getting good information.
June 22, 2020
The goal is not to see how many ways the hair can be split –we simply want to make sure that the reader is getting good information.
Talking with two of the key individuals about how it all went down as well as their observations as to what they see coming for live concerts in the future.
Checking out a new multi-function loudspeaker-power amplifier combo.
Using proper loudspeaker placement to achieve the goal of “putting the sound where the people are.”
Applying the concept to a set of infills located at the corners of a stage and measuring the results.
Evaluating a new headset outfitted with proprietary acoustic noise cancellation technology and more.
Collecting SPL and sound exposure measurements from a series of concerts and putting the findings in context.
“The measured and considered improvement over time in this case has led to a situation that gives me better results with fewer compromises.”
Using measurements to get solid answers regarding a topic that may get more attention than it merits.
Arranging and optimizing an 8-channel system to meet the unique needs of a touring production.
Human judgement will always be part of the equation, because the analyzer only knows how to answer certain questions.
Another installment in a new oral history series presenting the history and heritage of professional audio.