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Defining different protocols and looking at their advantages (and disadvantages) with an eye on the future of audio networking.
This advanced technology, ironically, takes us back to a more “old school” feel on stage, where bands vibe off each other more rather than feeling separated and in their own little world.
In a mathematically, theoretically perfect world everything works best if it’s all nice and parallel; however that’s not the world we live in.
Inside the approach for the band’s recent on-again, off-again tour that produced some memorable moments despite ongoing uncertainties.
A in-depth, behind-the-scenes look at the painstaking preparation required in the runup to a nationally broadcast live music event.
They provide some real benefits in pro audio applications, but like any other tool, they come with their own drawbacks and considerations.
Working with a young team in addressing some of the unforeseen challenges involved with taking a traditionally acoustic genre into a natural amphitheater configuration.
Even though two-channel designs are the most popular form factor, the majority of sound reinforcement systems aren’t stereo. But having two amplifier channels in the same box can provide some other benefits. So, “What’s the carrot?”
A look at some prime decision-making examples demonstrating that the three concepts are highly interdependent.
