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A range of veteran audio professionals weigh in on a wide swath of various things they’ll be doing (and thinking about) as they get back in the saddle…
Providing reinforcement for a small audience inside the venue while also optimizing the audio for the livestream of a multi-camera shoot.
Three days, from a flying start, many bands, several hundred RF frequencies over what turned out to be not two but four stages, add a roving ENG crew into the mix, and the game is on…
The evolution of the sound reinforcement approach for the iconic band – including the “Wall of Sound” – over the course of nearly two decades.
Going beyond the traditional flow chart components of signal flow and considering the other variables involved in reinforcing music for a live performance.
A veteran front of house engineer shares some tricks and techniques for managing multiple guitars in stereo or mono mixing scenarios.
Any time we’re filtering and then summing two coherent signals, we need to be aware of any potential lurking phase demons.
Matching loudspeaker coverage shape to the audience shape — the audience shape is visible, the loudspeaker coverage, not so much…
Continuing the conversation on the spectral response of sound systems, this time focusing on some of the technical justifications for choosing a specific direction.
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