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In a sign that the promise of live gigs actually starting to come back is becoming a reality, here’s the system and sound crew approach for a recent three-day event in Hamilton.
The wireless video camera we received as a gift works great; however, the onboard audio is, shall we say, less than optimum. Thus began a productive (and fun) DIY project to address the situation.
From an equipment standpoint we were very limited – could we “MacGyver” a streaming rig together and still have a quality final product ready in time?
They’re a great tool, allowing us to be efficient and fast in addition to provide opportunity to reflect on our workflow and come up with ways of making it even better.
Some of the basics that are helpful to know when working with Wi-Fi in AV systems and collaborating/co-existing with IT folks and existing church Wi-Fi.
Feedback can easily ruin the mood of a worship service – here are several techniques to help in avoiding the problem.
Skills and techniques to understand (and implement) from the outset to avoid as many difficulties as possible.
Diving into the two concepts as they relate to live sound to define the differences.
Using measurements to get solid answers regarding a topic that may get more attention than it merits.
