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Three days, from a flying start, many bands, several hundred RF frequencies over what turned out to be not two but four stages, add a roving ENG crew into the mix, and the game is on…
The deeper points of different channel widths, best practices for signal levels, and some other configuration details that will help optimize Wi-Fi systems for the best experience.
A rework of the entire production under pandemic restrictions while providing the audience with an experience on par with previous awards shows.
Wireless microphone and in-ear monitoring systems aren’t getting any easier to work with — how do we begin understanding all the mumbo-jumbo? In Episode 15,
Key factors in achieving better results with wireless systems at your church – and any other application, for that matter.
Catching up on the career and outlook of a busy professional working high-profile events like the Super Bowl to gigs that can be less demanding.
The team and process that led to meeting the stated goal for the event: wireless performance without a problem.
Digital systems are great, but there are some things to be aware of – here are two examples and some strategies for dealing with them.
Applying the “go with what you know” approach when embarking on new directions.
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