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Church Sound Podcast, Episode 29: Isaac Moreno | Mix Approach
Veteran audio engineer talks about how to approach a mix – what’s the focus when we step up to the plate? What are our “go-tos”?
April 8, 2021
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Veteran audio engineer talks about how to approach a mix – what’s the focus when we step up to the plate? What are our “go-tos”?
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 we’re in this together, support each other, and 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 mix worlds and different techniques from studio world that can be deployed in the live realm.
Gary Zandstra and Justin Edmonds of D16 Technologies talk about the merging of technology and talent.
Noted veteran audio engineer and AVID product developer talks about implementing time alignment in mixes and more.
Mix engineer Jim Yakabuski and host Samantha Potter talk about sorting through the abundance of audio education programs currently available online to get to what’s right for our specific situation.