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“On one tour we walked away from an unsafe stage structure requesting the relevant people to amend the problem. We returned a couple of hours later to find no change except for a dead chicken alongside some incense and flowers at center stage.”
Looking at some of the mics in question and examining why we might (or might not) want to use a pre-EQ’d kick drum mic.
Holding the mic correctly and at an appropriate distance, singing consistently — even in sound check — and more.
Moving Beyond Once the practice of frequency bracketing is understood, it’s time to think about frequency carving. A good example of it is the kick
Here’s a quick “checkup” tuning on a basic flown left-right point source rig in a small black box theater. I was on the site working
Depending on venue size, event type, and personal preference, different techniques may be appropriate. Here we go through them…
Confronting the problems and solutions that accompany overworked, over-stressed tech team members.
Creative solutions for those situations where saving the gig means stepping away from familiar microphones and techniques.
Understanding that while the laws of physics don’t compromise, many other things do.
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