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A rework of the entire production under pandemic restrictions while providing the audience with an experience on par with previous awards shows.
Experience with gear and software is very important, but one skill that’s sometimes overlooked – yet takes years to master – is the art of listening.
Mixing is a special job and doing it well seems to require a certain kind of personality.
The challenge is defining what actually constitutes “good” sound, and how we know it is so.
Matching loudspeaker coverage shape to the audience shape — the audience shape is visible, the loudspeaker coverage, not so much…
Techniques, test procedures and tools for tracking down and verifying issues with phantom power.
What if we think about providing customer service to anyone who’s involved with the services we provide? A deeper dive into the idea of “internal customers.”
Inside the “Amen Break,” used on an extremely wide range of contemporary music as well as on TV commercials and shows such as The Amazing Race and Futurama.
In audio, as with everything in life, there are always a few situations or moments that slightly spoil the mood and get under our (or at least “my”) skin…
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