Church Sound

Supported By

Church Sound Podcast, Episode 14: Matt Larson & Ryan Shelton Discuss Technology Transitions

August 28, 2020

PSW Staff

In Episode 14, Matt Larson and Ryan Shelton of Group One Ltd. join host Samantha Potter to discuss transitions in technology — a bridge we all inevitably cross. As always, communication is a huge tool in our arsenal. But what are our first steps? How do we know what’s appropriate for iyr situation? When do we even know when we should start thinking about upgrading a system or transitioning to newer audio gear?

The Church Sound Podcast is sponsored by DiGiCo and KLANG:technologies.

Episode Links:
Need some help finding a local solution? Matt and Ryan have supplied their phone numbers for just such an occasion: Matt Larson — (952) 686-1856 or email him; Ryan Shelton — (615) 972-9301 or email him
Group One Ltd. Website

Host Samantha Potter is co-lead instructor with Church Sound University — a training program tailored specifically for worship audio techs that’s now also available online — and is an editorial director with ProSoundWeb and Church Sound magazine. Reach her via email here.

Access all Church Sound Podcasts here.

PSW Staff

All Posts

Study Hall Top Stories

The Buck Stops Here: Who’s Responsible For The Overall Success Of Your Integration Project?

Posted on April 19, 2024

Project ownership is a philosophy, an attitude, an ability and willingness to oversee all aspect of a project, and accept the “buck” when it ...read more →

FOH First Aid Kit: Being Prepared For Anything As The Summer Concert Season Rolls In

Posted on April 19, 2024

That beautiful, pristine sound check that happened several hours ago can become a distant memory when the elements take over...

Lost In Translation? Pro Audio Has A Language All Its Own

Posted on April 17, 2024

Beyond terms and jargon, there is a form of communication based on our passion for the craft.

Helping Build The Future: The Wide-Ranging Educational & Development Efforts Of Tech 25

Posted on April 17, 2024

Inside the work of a Pittsburgh-based non-profit collective network of industry professionals providing production education, workforce programs, hands-on experience and more to the next ...read more →

Three Days In March: A Very Long 72 Hours Battling “Gremlins” At The 1984 Juno Awards

Posted on April 16, 2024

The “normal” amount of time to mount and broadcast the show was about a week to 10 days, but the “actual” amount of time ...read more →

Worthwhile Endeavor? The Case For Deploying Plugins At Corporate Events

Posted on April 15, 2024

Viewpoints from numerous mix engineers who are doing high-profile corporate shows and utilizing external plugins, including some who have been using them for many ...read more →

Tech Focus: Introducing The Lily P4D Microphone Ducking System

Posted on April 15, 2024

Inside a new tool for eliminating microphone bleed in live performances via a simple analog design that's controlled by the artists on stage.

Tandem Touring: Mixing Monitors As A Dual-Engineer Team

Posted on April 15, 2024

In a realm where we engineers are normally the maestro of our own domain, we will be sharing leadership of the department with another ...read more →

In The Studio: Organizing Your Session Files

Posted on April 12, 2024

Some tips to help keep things running smoothly when the track count starts to climb and the chaos starts to ensue...

Sonic Illusions: Creating “Mood” In Recording Mixes

Posted on April 9, 2024

Working to build the "sonic illusions" that help take a song to the next level...

Situational Awareness For Mix Engineers, Take 2

Posted on April 8, 2024

Five more of the most common live mix mistakes the author's encountered when attending gigs as an audience member as well as some potential ...read more →

A Lot Of Hats: The Job Is About More Than Sound

Posted on April 5, 2024

The reality for many of us is that we're singly or as a very small team responsible for the majority of responsibilities at shows ...read more →

Supported By

dBTechnologies is an Italian-based speaker manufacturer, leading in the Touring & Live sound market by providing innovative audio solutions. Their flagship ViO series is made up of an entirely active/self-powered series of loudspeakers. The dBT lineup also includes passive loudspeakers, software, and amplifiers, all delivering uncompromising performance. dBTechnologies speakers headline some of the largest festivals and concerts worldwide, setting standards in both Live and Installation markets.

Church Sound

Supported By

Church Sound Podcast, Episode 14: Matt Larson & Ryan Shelton Discuss Technology Transitions

PSW Staff

The Buck Stops Here: Who’s Responsible For The Overall Success Of Your Integration Project?

FOH First Aid Kit: Being Prepared For Anything As The Summer Concert Season Rolls In

Lost In Translation? Pro Audio Has A Language All Its Own

Helping Build The Future: The Wide-Ranging Educational & Development Efforts Of Tech 25

Three Days In March: A Very Long 72 Hours Battling “Gremlins” At The 1984 Juno Awards

Worthwhile Endeavor? The Case For Deploying Plugins At Corporate Events

Tech Focus: Introducing The Lily P4D Microphone Ducking System

Tandem Touring: Mixing Monitors As A Dual-Engineer Team

In The Studio: Organizing Your Session Files

Sonic Illusions: Creating “Mood” In Recording Mixes

Situational Awareness For Mix Engineers, Take 2

A Lot Of Hats: The Job Is About More Than Sound

Latest In News

Supported By

The Viper Room In Hollywood Ups Its Game With dBTechnologies Upgrade

Colin Studybaker Promoted To President Of dBTechnologies USA

dBTechnologies Delivers At Meruelo Studios In Los Angeles

Two Jesus Culture Church Locations In California Upgrade With dBTechnologies

About PSW

News

Gear

Study Hall

Podcasts

Subscribe

Forums

More Content