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Our problems aren’t the lack of super-wide-band system performance, but instead what we often don’t get right between 100 Hz and 10 kHz.
Successfully working with musicians who have the desire and passion but not necessarily the skillset.
A “low-tech” approach in recording basic show file values in such a way that they can be translated to any console, leaving more time for the all-important finessing of the mix.
Tips, strategies, and workflows to work through a complete system alignment while saving valuable time.
With wireless system use growing and the spectrum shrinking, frequency coordinators at shows/events are increasingly common – here’s what to know about working with them for an optimum outcome.
Looking into a technique that can provide a whole new palette of tonal colors, especially when mixing in stereo.
If we truly want every detail of the performance to shine through, there could be a different approach than the one we’re typically using right now.
A way to meet a common challenge presented by drum kits to attain better consistency in both live and streaming mixes.
Untangling the difference between loudness and level – it’s a distinction that might not be immediately clear, but it is important to understanding the bigger picture of a crucial issue.
