“I’ve met very few people in this industry that ended up exactly where they thought they would. It’s OK to be honest with yourself and to be OK with your goals changing.”
Loudspeakers are not so easily defined as arrayable or not arrayable – they all posses both characteristics to some degree, and in practice the issue is complex and involves an understanding of several key factors.
Mixing monitors for a solo artist and supporting band requires a specific set of skills that often have more to do with rehearsals and relationships than tech.
A method to get up and running at a gig as quickly as possible, catch potential problems early, and dial in a good mix, all without bugging the artists.
A case study in breaking the “golden rules” of recording – and getting away with it…
Many of us tend to take mics for granted because they usually work with every use, but a bit of extra attention from time to time helps ensure they keep working properly and optimally.
Product development is an undertaking that begins with an idea or concept, and most of the best ideas come by way of filling a need.
Working with some great DJs (as well as some not-so-great ones) got me thinking of things that I’ve noticed help the great ones stand out.
Analog tape is pretty much gone, but there are still ways to achieve the classic magnetic sound…
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