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It’s not just about the tech, but rather our abilities to keep an open mind, continually learn, bring joy to our efforts as well as to those around us, and more.
Approaches and practices for guitarists in making sure that the “special tone” coming from the amp can be faithfully translated through a PA system.
Lessons learned over the years about how to train, deploy, and develop a functioning crew, regardless of their experience.
We all strive to make sure shows and events sound great, but do they look good? Lights can be crucial in creating a “feel” by setting a mood/tone. Here’s a primer on the fundamentals of lighting tech.
Experience with gear and software is very important, but one skill that’s sometimes overlooked – yet takes years to master – is the art of listening.
A change in console platform and implementing a move to a more subgroup-centric style of mixing.
Techniques, test procedures and tools for tracking down and verifying issues with phantom power.
What if we think about providing customer service to anyone who’s involved with the services we provide? A deeper dive into the idea of “internal customers.”
Answering a simple question from a reader to explain the purpose and value of direct injection.
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