Energy & Exposure: Presenting The Audience With The Optimum Balance
Dividing the decisions we make about our mix into two main categories: technical and preferential.
January 14, 2020
Sound System Design
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Dividing the decisions we make about our mix into two main categories: technical and preferential.
Using what’s available to the maximum benefit of the sound design, with the author detailing that process in a recent production.
Using measurements to get solid answers regarding a topic that may get more attention than it merits.
A range of best practices for getting these two vital yet too-often overlooked aspects right.
Where to next? Looking at new and developing technologies to enhance the craft.
At this point, we’re operating in approximately 6 percent of the traditional UHF radio spectrum in comparison to what was available in 1962. Where does it go from here?
“The engineering behind the execution of the sound design may be limited by your budget, but the budget should not limit your creativity.” — Part 2 in a series
Arranging and optimizing an 8-channel system to meet the unique needs of a touring production.
The approach to addressing challenges along the way within constantly changing environments and tight timeframes
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