Road Stories #1: A Lesson Learned “Back In The Day”
An instructive tale from a “one-off” live gig many years ago: Don’t sweat the small stuff? Well, I’m just sayin’…
August 27, 2020
Stagecraft & Best Practices
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An instructive tale from a “one-off” live gig many years ago: Don’t sweat the small stuff? Well, I’m just sayin’…
The good news is that with each audio “crash and burn” came lessons learned the hard way.
It’s vital to get microphones right; they’re the critical first stage and no amount of subsequent signal processing is going to fix things later. Here’s a look at designs, applications and more.
Details on one of the most iconic microphones of all time.
“I just started learning how to run sound from a tech I originally met through a local band called Sweaty Bob…”
All quality headphones meet the same criteria and tick the same boxes – here’s a rundown.
Beyond terms and jargon, there is a form of communication based on our passion for the craft.
Examining some of the major “links” individually and in more detail.
Whether on tour for months together or collaborating for a single day, mutual respect and a collective desire for superb audio should be at the heart of the partnership.
