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Editor’s Note: Eric Ferguson’s latest article, “Simple Yet Vital” posted on PSW and also featured in January LSI, details best practices with input lists and stage plots. It obviously struck a chord with several readers, who reached out to Eric with their thoughts on the topic. We’re pleased to share them here.
“No two of us have the same tools, although there will always be the crescent wrench and multitool in common. I suppose it’s because of the difference in how we view our world or how we approach our work.” Plus related video from DcSoundOp.
A range of best practices for getting these two vital yet too-often overlooked aspects right.
Active or passive? What about tubes? Using to jacks on a DI to sum?
Split a signal into two lines? OK. Mix two signals into one? Nope
Enhancing tone while helping to eliminate cabling noise. Plus, a new video has been added to the post providing further information.
The most utilized, least respected, piece of gear is the DI box and that needs to change. This signal converter guarantees we have a strong
Numerous things that help solve the various challenges faces when setting up complex audio systems in different venues.
“Once I stopped thinking about live sound in absolute stereo terms, a world of possibilities for reducing the number of inputs became quite apparent.”
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