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Although freelancers owning their own console are certainly becoming increasingly common in recent years, it still sometimes elicits surprised reactions from people.
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 Roasters (BCR).
Whether it’s with respect to cars on the highway, financial matters or audio, limits can help keep things from spiraling out of control.
Channeling energy and enthusiasm in a direction that leads to true success.
The pro audio industry is ever changing. We work in science, and science is ever evolving. If you aren’t learning, you’re most likely getting left behind.
“What I don’t get is why all of our other clients don’t deserve the same treatment!”
A range of veteran audio professionals weigh in on a wide swath of various things they’ll be doing (and thinking about) as they get back in the saddle…
After the “right” system has been selected for an event, do mix engineers have any guarantee that they can begin the day’s work from a neutral starting point?
Building on decades of experience to propel original directions in audio education, system design, and unique product development. So what’s next?
