Business Savvy: Why Are You In the Live Sound Business? By John Stiernberg • August 1, 2019 Clarifying your business mission statements. Read More
Backstage Class: Strategies For Festivals By Dave Rat • June 18, 2019 Mixing front of house sound for festivals is both one of the easiest and most challenging situations we face as live sound engineers. They present… Read More
Business Savvy: Applying Common Sense By John Stiernberg • June 13, 2019 Planning is the only shortcut to success in live sound Read More
Church Sound: When To Hire A Technical Arts Director By Mike Sessler • May 21, 2019 Many years ago I wrote an article on ChurchTechArts on which the following question was posed. I seem to get asked this question a lot… Read More
The Top Ten Ways To Speed Up Your Worship Setup By Chris Huff • May 8, 2019 Honestly, there are times when I arrive early at church, get some music playing and simply enjoy setting up the stage. Routine, yes. Exciting, no. Read More
Tell-All Tech: Repairs? You Need Repairs?? By The Tell-All Tech • March 1, 2019 Some would say we’re taken for granted. Others might say we’re misunderstood. Still others occasionally say “thank you.” Who are we? Your humble servants, equipment… Read More
Barry’s Recording Tips: Figure Of Eight Royer For Electric Guitars By Barry Rudolph • February 1, 2019 A great way to achieve clean sounds and cruncher rhythm parts, especially on low-tuned guitar parts. Read More
Expanding Horizons: Inside MLSound’s Networking Approach For Large-Event Audio By Brad Price • December 11, 2018 MLSound operates out of Knoxville, TN with a tagline reading: “Large enough to serve, small enough to care.” At a recent Tony… Read More
Guidelines For Ceiling & Floor Construction When Building Out A Studio By Bobby Owsinski • November 27, 2018 Often given little thought compared to other parts of the studio, the ceiling and floor are critical. Have you made any of these very avoidable mistakes? Read More
Past & Present: Were The “Good Old Days” Really All That? By Keith Clark • November 26, 2018 Some of the crazier (and unknown and uncertain) stuff has been taken out of the equation... Read More
A Burning Passion: The Multifaceted Production Life And Views Of LaGrand By M. Erik Matlock • November 13, 2018 LaGrand grew up a preacher’s kid, a preacher’s nephew and a preacher’s grandson on both sides of his family. As a musician, he played in… Read More
Yamaha Pro Audio Unveils Audioversity Education And Training By PSW Staff • November 12, 2018 Training seminars conducted by Yamaha Professional Audio sales subsidiaries around the world will consolidate under a new “Audioversity” banner and be expanded… Read More
What is Corporate Audio? By Alex Cloud • November 2, 2018 Many audio engineers get into this industry from the music and performance side of things. While many of the concepts and approaches one would apply… Read More
The Incidental Contractor: Go In With Eyes Wide Open By Bruce Main • October 31, 2018 We’re currently in-between touring seasons. Cables and snakes have been tested and repaired, wood painted, and cases treated to fresh new stenciling. All racks have… Read More
Seven Critical Steps To Take When Preparing To Record Acoustic Guitar By Bobby Owsinski • October 29, 2018 Sure, you're ready for your session, but has the artist done everything he can? Read More
