The aux mix is basically a monitor mix for the broadcast feed, while the group/matrix mix is a different thing altogether. Let’s dig into using one or the other.
Key factors in selecting a new mixing console, determining priorities when it comes to spending funds on tech, and recommendations on setting IP addresses.
The deeper points of different channel widths, best practices for signal levels, and some other configuration details that will help optimize Wi-Fi systems for the best experience.
With all the “roses and thorns” of working on or organizing teams of volunteers, how do leaders know when it’s time to say “thanks, but no thanks” to a volunteer?
The essentials of compression as well as basic compression controls and how they function.
Although the two disciplines are often found working together, they’re quite different in the knowledge base and certainly the direct skills required to be successful at either one.
Establishing how much room there is to be creative — and where the canvas ends.
Using proper loudspeaker placement to achieve the goal of “putting the sound where the people are.”
The level at which audio is being streamed and the effects the dynamics have on it are important but often overlooked. This overview provides some clarification in attaining the desired result.
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