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Nicholas Radina
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Nicholas Radina
Nicholas Radina is a long-time audio engineer and musician based in Cincinnati who also tours as the monitor engineer with the band O.A.R. He invites your input via his website at NicholasRadina.com. Sign up for his upcoming educational workshop at SoundNerdsUnite.org.
Latest Posts by Nicholas
Sonic Decisions
How something sounds to each of us is very subjective. Not everyone hears the same – this was a big “a-ha” moment for me early…
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Flying Solo On The Front Lines
Are you a Lone Ranger of the audio world? I’ve been one for more than 20 years, working as an independent practitioner of live sound.
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In Focus: Tips, Tricks & Punts
Working as a monitor engineer can be challenging, and I’ve had a fair share of hard lessons over the years with equipment (or lack thereof),…
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The Way Forward On The Front Lines
Career-building and understanding the “biz of the business” is important for everyone working in pro audio, but perhaps even more so for the independent practitioner,…
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Road Test: New Lectrosonics Duet Digital Wireless IEM/IFB System In Review
Lectrosonics has been in the RF game for a long time, a leader in many respects in developing robust technologies, smart solutions, and long-lasting professional…
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Advancing The Show
Being organized and prepared ahead of the gig is a huge key for the independent audio practitioner, a.k.a., Lone Audio Ranger. As I write this…
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Remote Quests: Streaming High-Quality Live Audio Over The Internet
Remote audio transmission via the internet – particularly high-quality audio – is usually unreliable and typically requires costly ISDN lines. But continuing advances in browser…
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Front Lines: Festival Fun
The live music festival – a battleground of wet socks, sunburn, dehydration, challenging personalities, and the biggie: limited time. Let’s dive right into…
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