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Knowing how sound travels through a system provides added understanding about how it works as well as helping to quickly find the source of problems.
Learning to use FFT measurement software and interpret the data takes a lot of time and practice, but it’s worth it if you’re in for the long haul.
Observations on loudspeaker directivity; 90 degrees by 60 degrees at what frequency?
Our problems aren’t the lack of super-wide-band system performance, but instead what we often don’t get right between 100 Hz and 10 kHz.
A guide to your “on-board kit” and how it can make your work a little quicker and easier…
Regardless of the technology – and the toys – the point is connecting the artist directly to the audience with the least amount of intrusion.
The key factors and things to understand that separate those who thrive and succeed in worship tech from those who don’t.
Lessons learned by a veteran practitioner in working with a series of outdoor chamber music concerts in Cincinnati, including the genre’s unique language, mic selection and placement, stage plots and more.
The only thing constant is change — being consistently aware of it is key…
