Audio Outtakes: Lessons Learned From “Crashes And Burns”
The good news is that with each audio “crash and burn” came lessons learned the hard way.
The good news is that with each audio “crash and burn” came lessons learned the hard way.
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.”
The objective isn’t to be unprofessional and poorly represent the crew and production company, but to deliver a smooth show. The process is subjective and obtainable, and there are a lot of ways to accomplish a job.
An overview of practices and procedures developed over years of being a solo proprietor providing sound reinforcement to one-off gigs, local events and regional music festivals.
Deployed correctly and they’re great, particularly with drums. Deployed incorrectly, however, and a mess can ensue…
We buy a new loudspeaker with a higher power rating and it’s louder. All things being equal, this is true. But it’s important to remember that wattage isn’t the only variable in play.
If you operate your sound company like a hobby, that’s just what it will become.
With their small size and light weight, they can be problem solvers in a wide range of situations on stage…
Continuing the tale of the author’s beginnings as an audio pro, including the assembly of an early DI box, driving the band’s 5-ton truck, acquiring a dubious nickname and much more. (An audio version of this article is also available for download.)
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