Tempus Fugit: Making “The Green Monster” Come Alive In Vegas By Bernie Broderick • February 15, 2019 Time flies. That was foremost among many thoughts as we were traveling to participate in the LDI show in Las Vegas last October with a… Read More
Driven To Excellence: Inside The World Of Multifaceted Audio Professional Rebecca Wilson By Kevin Young • February 15, 2019 If there’s one thing Rebecca Wilson is always up for, it’s a challenge. The 44-year-old audio professional views stretching her comfort zone as a means… Read More
Pieces Of The Puzzle: Two Very Different Things That Provide A Multitude Of Benefits By Michael Lawrence • February 14, 2019 According to Benjamin Franklin, life’s two certainties are death and taxes. In the event production industry, however, networking is quickly becoming a certainty as well. Read More
Pet Peeves: It Can Never All Be Just Fun & Games… By Ales Stefancic • February 11, 2019 To me, audio is utterly satisfying – it excites, intrigues and fuels me. The entire field, from music creation and production, studio work, and live… Read More
Student And Career Development Sessions Announced For AES Dublin By PSW Staff • February 8, 2019 The Audio Engineering Society’s 146th International Pro Audio Convention taking place March 20 – 23 at the Convention Centre in Dublin, Ireland,… Read More
Sound Bytes: Didn’t Want A Press Feed, So… By PSW Staff • February 7, 2019 Interesting, useful and humorous notes from the world of audio… LATEST POST: Said he didn’t want a press feed, then did this for an… Read More
B4 Media Production Serves Clients And Students With Allen & Heath By PSW Staff • February 7, 2019 In the hands of Beckie Campbell, an Allen & Heath dLive S7000 mixing system is a base from which students can start… Read More
New Signal To Noise Podcast: Talking With James Stoffo About Key RF/Wireless Issues & Much More By Keith Clark • February 7, 2019 Welcome to the Signal To Noise podcast series on ProSoundWeb, hosted by Live Sound/PSW editor Keith Clark and technical editor Michael Lawrence. Click here… Read More
New England Conservatory Chooses Steinberg Nuendo By Stephen Fortner • February 6, 2019 Since 1867, the New England Conservatory has drawn young musicians from all over the world to Boston, Massachusetts to pursue composition, classical… Read More
More Winning Together: “The Things I Wish Musicians Would Do Differently Are…” By Karl Winkler • February 6, 2019 My previous column (here) brought together responses I’d received from a wide variety of musicians, several of whom also work in audio,… Read More
Ask Jonah: Words To Live By When Approaching That First Show By Jonah Altrove • February 5, 2019 Hey Jonah: I’ve been helping out with shows at my college, but soon I’m going to be running sound on my own for a friend’s… Read More
SynAudCon Presenting Sound System Design Seminar In Raleigh By PSW Staff • February 5, 2019 SynAudCon is hosting its “Sound System Design” next month, March 18-20, 2019, at the Crossroads Fellowship Church located in Raleigh NC. This… Read More
Evaluating A System Budget For House Of Worship Clients By Curt Taipale • February 5, 2019 Editor’s note: We went all the way back to 2011 for this article. The information and techniques are still quite relevant, even if those cassette… Read More
In The Studio: Mic With Your Ears, Not Your Eyes By Bruce A. Miller • February 4, 2019 Often, a young engineer will start to position microphones based on what they see done by others or read in a magazine. Sometimes they experiment… Read More
Show Central: News & New Products From Winter NAMM 2019 By M. Erik Matlock • February 1, 2019 The 2019 NAMM Show recently wrapped up at the Anaheim Convention Center with a strong focus on innovation. New products, techniques, education and problems-solvers from… Read More