One Mic Fits All? Working Toward An Optimum Result For Vocals
It’s a process that’s not as much about selecting the theoretical “best” mic than it is about choosing the right mic for the source.
It’s a process that’s not as much about selecting the theoretical “best” mic than it is about choosing the right mic for the source.
With the right planning, December can be a time of year that everyone looks forward to rather than dreads…
A veteran mix engineer shares some tricks and techniques for managing multiple guitars in stereo or mono mixing scenarios.
Developing the ability to identify, balance, and adjust specific individual sounds within a mix to shape the overall image.
Addressing everything that happens in the mix between the foundation and the vocals, which is extremely important if you want the song to sound musical and powerful.
Putting on a live show or worship service is a team effort, so by treating engineers with respect and courtesy, chances are that they’ll treat you likewise and everyone will have a fun, productive and rewarding experience.
Clarifying the differences between the two approaches as well as how our ears perceive direction and distance, psychoacoustic cues that our brain uses to determine direction, and more.
Successfully working with musicians who have the desire and passion but not necessarily the skillset.
Want to set the stage as quickly and accurately and safely as possible? Try these simple, straightforward suggestions from a veteran worship tech.
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