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The story of the creation of a three-way loudspeaker in a single enclosure, compact enough to fit into a jet cargo hold, sounding just ...read more →
On the upside, there were several valuable lessons learned as the author and crew worked to live up to the mantra "the show must ...read more →
Although freelancers owning their own console are certainly becoming increasingly common in recent years, it still sometimes elicits surprised reactions from people.
Backed by a forward-looking business model, an experienced tech crew manages the venue’s high-quality sound and lighting systems while streaming performances to a growing ...read more →
If you find yourself in an environment where everyone is playing the same line, try spreading them out over time. It may just help ...read more →
With careful planning and a good awareness of all stages of the process, you should be able to meet the deadline and ensure the ...read more →
While nothing replaces knowing the tech side of the audio craft, there’s a lot more to being successful in the role.
Helping those young voices be heard – without resorting to wireless microphone systems.
Finding a way to pack numerous sonic improvements into a simplified version of a showfile to make it more approachable for a fill-in operator.
Some sage counsel from a pianist leads to a whole new approach in miking the instrument...
Facing the pandemic, Chicago-based touring professionals Jimmy Ibanez and Rick Roman generate a new avenue in channeling their time and energy into Backstage Coffee ...read more →
"Try thinking about which frequency ranges are most critical to the sound of each instrument, and remove what’s not as important with your channel ...read more →
