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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?”
Often overlooked and/or misunderstood, the real secret is how much reverb to use and how to adjust its various parameters.
Being aware of time issues and having a clear understanding of what’s actually happening as sound travels in various ways.
Tips for helping to achieve a well-blended contemporary sound, instrument by instrument.
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.
It’s not just about the tech, but rather our abilities to keep an open mind, continually learn, bring joy to our efforts as well as to those around us, and more.
Real success comes from the ability to circumvent challenges and provide a team with a roadmap around barriers.
Philosophies, gear choices, signal chain approaches and more…
The story of a stand-mounted dynamic model that was intended for speech, vocals and instruments, as well as some history of the company behind it.
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