Another Side Of Prep: Checking Egos At The Door & Entering With The Right Mindset By Karl Winkler • April 25, 2019 If you’ve read my previous articles over the years, you’ll know that attitude figures prominently in many of my themes. It’s… Read More
Yamaha Announces Audioversity Webinar Series By PSW Staff • April 25, 2019 Mid-May sees the start of a brand new series of webinars from Yamaha, aimed at professional audio engineers, systems integrators and… Read More
Analyzing Failures In AC Outlet Testing & What It Means For Pro Audio By Mike Sokol • April 24, 2019 I’ve been a pro audio engineer for 40-plus years and a musician for 50-plus years, and during that time, I’ve witnessed hundreds of shock events… Read More
AES Accepting Applications For Grants And Scholarships By PSW Staff • April 24, 2019 Dedicated to encouraging the entry of students into the profession of audio engineering, the Audio Engineering Society Educational Foundation announces that… Read More
Church Sound: Effective Microphone Strategies For Choirs By Bruce Bartlett • April 24, 2019 One of the biggest challenges in church sound is miking the choir. We want to achieve a good balance, a natural sound, and high gain… Read More
Capturing The Energy Of Live Shows By Bobby Owsinski • April 23, 2019 What makes a live recording sound live? The audience, of course. A live recording is all about the energy of the event, and that energy… Read More
The Old Soundman: Salary & Benefits By Old Soundman • April 22, 2019 What’s wrong with this Steve guy? Here he has a lifestyle that 80 percent of humanity cannot even dream of achieving, and he wants to… Read More
Perspective: Compare & Contrast By Andy Coules • April 22, 2019 The realm of the audio engineer is a broad area encompassing recording, radio, theatre, film, sports, television, live music and public speaking, and while all… Read More
Church Sound Humor Files: Unintended Amendments To The Laws Of Physics By Curt Taipale • April 17, 2019 It’s clear to us that God’s laws of physics must operate differently inside a church than outside. After several moments of grueling research, painstaking addition,… Read More
Audio Engineering Skills – Mastering The Personality By Kevin Butler • April 16, 2019 I’m starting a new series here on valuable audio engineering skills I’ve learned over the years running sound and recording music. I don’t consider myself… Read More
SynAudCon Offering “OptEQ — Equalization Demystified” At InfoComm 2019 By PSW Staff • April 16, 2019 SynAudCon is presenting “OptEQ — Equalization Demystified” this coming June 8-10 at the 2019 InfoComm show in Orlando at the… Read More
Valid Comparisons: Conducting Software & Hardware Listening Tests By Ethan Winer • April 11, 2019 In Part 1 of this article, I outlined how to conduct useful listening tests. Now we’ll look at testing specifics, beginning… Read More
Fake It ‘Til You Make It? Sage Counsel For “Newbies” Beginning The Audio Journey By Jim Yakabuski • April 10, 2019 I was recently chatting with my old friend Shane Smith, the audio manager at LMG in Orlando, and he used the phrase “fake it ‘til… Read More
Open To Everyone? Can “Just Anyone” Be A Sound Engineer? By Ales Stefancic • April 5, 2019 During a talk at a recent event, I received a question from an attendee who asked if “just anyone” can learn to become a competent… Read More
