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Before engaging in, uh, “passionate discussion,” it’s critical to ask oneself a single question: “Am I willing to allow for the possibility that I might be wrong?”
Being aware of time issues and having a clear understanding of what’s actually happening as sound travels in various ways.
We make decisions based on whatever we have at our disposal, including theory, equipment, testing and measurement, intuition, and finally, critical listening – the key is attaining the right balance.
Approaches and practices for guitarists in making sure that the “special tone” coming from the amp can be faithfully translated through a PA system.
Lessons learned over the years about how to train, deploy, and develop a functioning crew, regardless of their experience.
When audience members are seated inside their vehicles listening to the PA, what effect does this have on the listening experience?
Tackling inverted frequency response, lavalier microphone challenges, and the old “egg crates as acoustic treatment” trick.
It’s possible to attain something reasonable using headphones in the studio, if you’re aware of the pros and cons involved.
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.
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