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From the files of the late, great Recording Engineer/Producer (RE/P) magazine, an October 1979 in-depth profile of the monitoring system and approach of a ...read more →
Meeting the primary goals of being well prepared, helpful and somewhat invisible to the church's tech team and their efforts.
From an equipment standpoint we were very limited – could we “MacGyver” a streaming rig together and still have a quality final product ready ...read more →
Clarifying mono, stereo, balanced and unbalanced signals, approaches to eliminate feedback from stage monitors, and how to handle feeling unappreciated.
The past year has shown me just how passionately in love I still am with working in live music.
They’re a great tool, allowing us to be efficient and fast in addition to provide opportunity to reflect on our workflow and come up ...read more →
Connecticut-based company founded by Toni Fishman commemorating two decades as the 21st century revival of the original TELEFUNKEN GmbH founded in Germany in 1903.
Some of the basics that are helpful to know when working with Wi-Fi in AV systems and collaborating/co-existing with IT folks and existing church ...read more →
Employing some relatively common techniques to provide listeners with cues that give the audio some space – in multiple dimensions – as they’re used ...read more →
Veteran with over five decades working in iconic San Francisco Bay area venues such as the Avalon Ballroom and the Great American Music Hall ...read more →
Recognizing the pandemic-fueled change from in-person business interactions to the virtual realm and acting on the opportunity to bring higher production values to the ...read more →
Over the course of a very short time, went from carrying a compact console from show-to-show as checked luggage to mixing in the biggest ...read more →
