Wishful Thinking: Letting Our Imaginations Get The Best Of Us
Relying on assumptions rather than analyzing the challenge at hand and coming up with a plan.
January 21, 2021
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Relying on assumptions rather than analyzing the challenge at hand and coming up with a plan.
A campaign supporting working together to promote the importance of sound, making good sound, and continuing to consistently make good sound.
Touring system engineer better known as “KD,” who’s been in pro audio for the past 17 years since leaving the world of corporate engineering, talks about her work as well as her pursuit of what she likes to call S.T.E.M.M. – Science, Technology, Engineering, Math and Music.
Approaches for meeting the challenge of returning to the game at least at the level where we left off prior to the shutdown.
Demos can be a great way to make sure you get the proper gear for your church. Just be sure to do so with care and caution, and it will be a great experience for all.
Inside a three-phase project, completed this fall, to re-energize the stadium’s original, 20-year-old audio blueprint.
Until Covid becomes an accepted reality of our society, the live events industry will have to adapt and so will their insurance providers.
Suggestions for staying in razor-sharp condition so we’re ready when it’s time to go back to work.
Ruminations on whether these new technologies will have any effect on the world of professional audio…
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