Discusses the differences in working for a regional versus a national company, the path to get there, as well as normalizing the system engineer ...read more →
Special edition broadcast on Facebook and YouTube featured guests that included mix engineer Jim Yakabuski, music performance by Mike Green, Audix Mic Bundle and ...read more →
Talks with the hosts about issues encountered during shows, building her career, serving multiple roles and more.
Multifaceted professional talks about his pioneering work with audio technology for Esports, developing a broad skillset, working as a rigger and more.
Veteran monitor and FOH engineers talk about how to get on tour, what not to do while on tour, and much more.
The hosts discuss their preferred jobs, what keeps them going, and lessons they've learned along the way, plus an update to the mentorship program.
Talks about working with artists like Tanya Tucker and Jason Bonham as well as mixing in drum triggers while working with metal acts such ...read more →
Monitor engineer for Dua Lipa and Lana Del Rey talks with the hosts about ways to up their monitor mixing game along with a ...read more →
A-level mix engineer shares his approach to mixing guitars, plus a focus on getting peer feedback on mixes and more.
Bahamas-based independent sound engineer and company founder/owner shares his career path, approach to learning new skills and more.
Brings a unique background in music, live sound, and broadcast as well as in research, psychology, and data analysis that makes for an effective ...read more →
Talking with a touring veteran who's transitioned nicely over to the manufacturing side of the industry.
Everyone makes mistakes -- a discussion about the most common "boo-boos" from students, volunteers, and new techs and how to solve them.
A lively discussion about what they are and when they should (and should NOT) be used, and more.
Veteran audio engineer talks about how to approach a mix – what's the focus when we step up to the plate? What are our ...read more →
The host covers a myriad of topics that include balanced and unbalanced lines, stream translation, latency, burnout, and more.
The care and keeping of virtual congregations along with improving the stream mix and getting out of mixing "ruts."
How can we measure how loud our mix is so that it sounds as good as possible online?
Speech intelligibility is arguably the most important part of any PA -- doubly for houses of worship. How can we improve it?
L-Acoustics House Or Worship Applications Engineer Joshua Maichele joins host Samantha Potter and discusses audio infrastructure and new benchmarks for audio engineers.
Production coordinator for VOUS in Miami joins host Samantha Potter and discusses streaming equipment, style, technique, and more.
Reflecting on what’s been a very trying year and a different kind of holiday season -- the need to take a deep breath, remember ...read more →
A live sound and studio engineer who's spent much of his career in tandem with Hillsong Church talks about the blending of the two ...read more →
Gary Zandstra and Justin Edmonds of D16 Technologies talk about the merging of technology and talent.
In Episode 16, Russ is joined by Sound Engineer Tee-Cee Bailey, a 26-year industry veteran who has been the primary monitor engineer for Trisha ...read more →
Host Russ Long talks live with FOH engineer Todd Wines and monitor engineer Josh Hughes on ProSoundWeb YouTube and Facebook in an engaging conversation ...read more →
Four veteran sound engineers to highlight the importance of paying attention to and understanding every component in a sound system signal chain.
FOH engineer Todd Wines and MON engineer Josh Hughes join host Russ Long for what's sure to be a lively, informative conversation followed by ...read more →
Four veteran engineers discuss mix strategies and how two sides of the same coin successfully come together.
In Episode 12, Russ is joined by FOH engineer Chris Taylor, an industry veteran who has mixed a variety of tours including Amy Grant, ...read more →
In Episode 11, Russ is joined by freelance live and mix engineer Logan Hanna, who has mixed for Hank 3, Frankie Ballard, The Wild ...read more →
In Episode 10, Russ is joined by monitor engineer Robert Bull, who over the course of more than 20 years has been on the ...read more →
Four veteran engineers discuss mix strategies and how two sides of the same coin successfully come together.
In Episode 9, Russ Long is joined by live sound engineer Jon Schwarz, who has worked with artists and events over the course of ...read more →
Russ Long is joined by FOH engineer Matt Herr, who's worked with Clair Global for almost three decades and has spent the past 18 ...read more →
Russ Long is joined by pro audio veteran Dan Heins, whose diverse resume includes a long-time role as FOH engineer for country superstar Garth ...read more →
A look at the causes of feedback, the most likely sources, how to tell where it's coming from, tools to combat it and more.
When to use a fader versus when to compress? When to boost versus cut on an EQ? Is there an order to follow?
A multifaceted discussion leading to the ultimate question: When is the mix actually done?
Talking with a freelance audio engineer well known for his work with the Signal to Noise podcast as well as articles for Live Sound ...read more →
This episode features an interview with Live Sound Bootcamp host Brendan Dreaper, best known for his touring work with Snoh Aalegra.
Groups and VCAs, how they're different, and when you might use each of them
This episode covers multiple reverb types, how they're different, and when one might use each of them as well as how to process the ...read more →
Part 3 of Building A FOH Mix jumps into dynamics.
The team discusses concepts about the process including order of operations, setting your filters, making EQ changes.
This episode covers how to start at FOH, from getting talkbacks up, routing your outputs, the order of your channels and fader positions.