Bold Directions: The Future Of Stage Monitoring
Where to next? Looking at new and developing technologies to enhance the craft.
January 2, 2020
Wireless/RF
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Where to next? Looking at new and developing technologies to enhance the craft.
At this point, we’re operating in approximately 6 percent of the traditional UHF radio spectrum in comparison to what was available in 1962. Where does it go from here?
Looking at two products offering congregations the ability to create a call-in radio ministry with live phone calls during worship services.
Here’s what you need to know about broadcast RF and other “surprise guests” at events.
Time is no longer on our side as change is coming rapidly in the 600 MHz spectrum.
The tireless pursuit of the craft of audio, and never thinking that we know it all…
Tales of mixing for English guitar maestro Robert Fripp, tape-based effects in live shows, and a promoter who just doesn’t get it.
A look at some of the latest offerings and developments in microphones and wireless systems for the live stage.
The process of replacing systems operating in the 616 – 698 MHz range is accelerating
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