As we turn the page on 2015, we’re happy to present the 20 articles that were the most-read over this past year on ProSoundWeb, based upon total page views.
Note that some of the articles that delivered top results over the past 12 months were actually written and posted over a year ago, but they continue to prove of high interest and value to our worldwide readership.
In addition, some very popular articles posted more recently have not had as much time to accumulate traffic as others that have been posted for a longer period of time. We suspect you’ll see some of those fine articles on next year’s list.
Without further adieu, here are the first 5 of the top 20 articles on PSW for 2015, with five more to be added each day until we reach the number one article this Thursday (December 31).
Most-Read Articles #20 – #16
#20: IEM Fundamentals & Hearing Conservation
By Mark Frink with Michael Santucci, Au.D
#19: Audio Visualization
By Andy Coules
#18: Layering Guitars For Maximum Impact
By Ken Lewis
#17: Creative Console Strategies
By Craig Leerman
#16: Top Eight Tools For The Live Audio Toolbox
By Chris Huff
Most-Read Articles #15 – #11
#15: Top Five Reasons Mic Preamps Matter
By Daniel Keller
#14: The Grand Mother (Capturing The Sound Of Grand Piano)
By Mark Frink
#13: What Is Equalization?
By Pat Brown
#12: Back To The Future?
By James Stoffo
#11: The Many Languages Of Digital Audio Networking
By Craig Leerman
Most-Read Articles #10 – #6:
#10: RE/P Files: The Grateful Dead, A Continual Development Of Concert Sound
By David Gans
#9: Living With Sound – What I Learned From A Cheap App
By Kerrie Mondy
#8: Placing Loudspeakers In A Small Church
By Curt Taipale
#7: Detailing The Latest Digital Console I/O
By Craig Leerman
#6: The Impact Of Breaking The Line
By Bob McCarthy
New Today: #5 – #1
#5: The Seven Bad System Dwarfs
By Rational Acoustics
#4: Wiring The Stage Efficiently And Safely
By Alex Fernie
#3: Five Simple EQ Tips That Work On Anything
By Bobby Owsinski
#2: Techniques To Get Great Sounding Vocals
By Barry Rudolph
#1: The Best Place To Put Subwoofers Is… ?
By Jerrold Stevens
Congratulations to all of these authors for their outstanding contributions!