Live Sound Bootcamp, Episode 27 | Mixing Big Shows On Small Systems
Some of the options and tools available to mix engineers to get the most out of a system that’s “too small for the gig.”
July 26, 2021
Some of the options and tools available to mix engineers to get the most out of a system that’s “too small for the gig.”
Las Vegas-based mix engineer talks about his work in audio and as a commercial pilot, his passion for music, and much more.
Revisiting one of the first episodes of the popular Signal To Noise Podcast – all about church sound!
Contemplating questions such as “Where does sound actually occur?” and “How do you define what sound actually is?” And much more…
Talking with the noted mix engineer about perspective, what to pay attention to, the path that has led him to mixing some of the biggest acts in the world, and more.
Talks about his journey and passion for audio test and measurement, the early era of audio analysis, the loudspeaker measurement lab that he built, and more.
What are comms? Why should we have them? Learn the key aspects of comms and how to start implementing them with your team.
Veteran of the punk rock scene talks about her work with artists such as Bikini Kill and Khruangbin as well as the benefits of owning your own gear and balancing what can be a tricky work dynamic.
Discusses her unlikely roots, her unique approaches to her work, and her own journey through developing her skills.
What can I do to make live mixes feel “louder” without actually just turning them up? And what about streaming mixes?
System tech/engineer and technical editor discusses what SPL means for sound engineers, how we can measure it, and understanding its consequences.
A lively conversation about design, mixing, and careers in technical theater, going inside an A/B system design, and more.