Church Sound: Dialing In That Certain “Modern” Sonic Signature
Tips for helping to achieve a well-blended contemporary sound, instrument by instrument.
November 21, 2020
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Tips for helping to achieve a well-blended contemporary sound, instrument by instrument.
Gary Zandstra and Justin Edmonds of D16 Technologies talk about the merging of technology and talent.
It’s not just about the tech, but rather our abilities to keep an open mind, continually learn, bring joy to our efforts as well as to those around us, and more.
Noted veteran audio engineer and AVID product developer talks about implementing time alignment in mixes and more.
Lessons learned over the years about how to train, deploy, and develop a functioning crew, regardless of their experience.
Borrowing some concepts and techniques from the studio to improve the live side of things…
The high-pass filter does just what it sounds like – it lets high frequencies pass while blocking lows. Here’s how to maximize the effectiveness of this valuable function.
Addressing one of the most-asked-about topics in audio as well as a focus on an ongoing area of high interest and effective ways to say “thank you” to the tech team.
Mix engineer Jim Yakabuski and host Samantha Potter talk about sorting through the abundance of audio education programs currently available online to get to what’s right for our specific situation.
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