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Converting utility power into audio power
September 15, 2011
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Converting utility power into audio power
A discussion of the correct procedures for connecting a recording device to your church sound system
Getting power optimized while insuring the desired loudness
By setting up your mixer and system for proper gain staging (gain structuring), you might be surprised how clean they can sound
It may be the biggest thing to increase the bottom line since everyone decided they had to have an 8-box line array system…
“He treated everyone like they were a million-dollar customer, like they were Bruce Springsteen, even if they were just some young kid.” – Ken Toal, Audio Analysts
A look at C. Vilar and their recent work for Sting in concert.
A wide range of solutions to this annoying, frequent problem that happens in the studio and on the stage. Plus, a discussion of power issues, including a sidebar by noted audio consultant Jim Brown.
In-depth course designed to emphasize the codependency of room acoustics and sound system design
Scholarship recipients are able to choose one of the four offered courses: Sound Reinforcement for Operators; Sound Reinforcement for Technicians; Sound Reinforcement for Designers; and Syn-Aud-Con Digital
Sessions coming up for Core Principles Of Audio, Sound Reinforcement For Technicians & Designers, and Digital Audio, Processing & Networking
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