Fun With Feedback: Audio Mythology Alert!
“Sound systems only feed back at the frequencies indicated on the graphic equalizer…”
September 8, 2020
History & Heritage
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“Sound systems only feed back at the frequencies indicated on the graphic equalizer…”
Muscle Shoals from 1967-1980, one of the most fascinating and perhaps unbelievable stories in the history of pop music recording.
Providing sound for more than 300 events, most of them inside prison walls…
Whether it’s tonal balance as a whole or acute details in specific frequency ranges, experienced engineers are always listening for something.
Inside a process of reverse engineering an unknown past engineer’s brilliant but outmoded work and re-purposing it for a second life.
A saga of test tones, Indiana Jones, the lost knowledge of yore, a fascinating journey and much more…
A look at the AKG D202E cardioid microphone that debuted in the mid-1960s and the author still uses today…
Catching up with a legendary front of house mixer, most recently pushing faders for The Rolling Stones, for a “pro to pro” conversation.
A discussion on the changing nature of the production market, adapting and growing, shared histories, serving clients and more.
