Church Sound: It All Starts With Drums
Getting the drum mix isn’t always up to the sound crew; it starts at the source.
Getting the drum mix isn’t always up to the sound crew; it starts at the source.
If my team has a success or a failure, it’s on me to own it. All of it. Even the mistakes. Without excuses.
There’s no reason to yell. So, why do we let it happen?
The best time to identify and solve any problems at an upcoming show is…?
Avoiding unnecessary bumps in the road through careful planning, maintenance and teamwork…
An interesting conversation from the PSW Live Audio Board (LAB) forums on the advantages and disadvantages of hanging subs with line arrays.
A long-time independent audio pro talks about getting (and keeping) the gig, earning repeat business, building a career and more.
Working in tandem with the musician and pursuing the right techniques
All In The Mix Both Salamone and Squiers stress that maintaining solid working relationships and communicating with the band are vital to their sound. “They
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