Church Sound: Foundational Principles Of Technical Service By M. Erik Matlock • October 30, 2018 As a church tech, what is your real job? It’s a question that can spark endless debates. Usually, when I ask it, I get a… 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
Cast Of Characters: Ever Worked With Any Of These Folks? By Craig Leerman • October 26, 2018 Over the years I’ve had the pleasure of working with many great folks in our business… and then there were these people. Twisty Knob Guy:… Read More
Mic Methods: Two Sides Of The Same Coin By James Cadwallader • October 25, 2018 Everyone agrees with the idea that you point the microphone at what you want it to pick up. But there’s another side to the coin:… Read More
Church Sound: 2.5 Ways To Set Up Input Gain By Mike Sessler • October 22, 2018 One of those things you have to get right Read More
The Old Soundman: Dealing With Getting Walked On By Old Soundman • October 19, 2018 “Getting ahead without being a jerk” is actually what our young friend said he wanted to discuss. I will use the pseudonym “Oz Man” for… Read More
Backstage Class: Team Effort By Andy Coules • October 18, 2018 For the performing musician there are few things worse than bad sound. If the mix is bad in the PA the audience can’t hear the… Read More
Church Sound: Of All The Knobs On The Console, This One Is The Key… By Mike Sessler • October 15, 2018 Getting this right just makes your day go so much easier Read More
SynAudCon Hosting “Sound System Tech Seminar” In Kansas City By PSW Staff • October 12, 2018 SynAudCon will host a 2-day training event titled “Sound System Tech Seminar” on October 22-23, 2018 in Kansas City, MO. This seminar is approved… Read More
Making The Grade: Meeting The Responsibilities Of Being A True Professional By Michael Lawrence • October 12, 2018 I got a call last night from a buddy of mine, the technical director of the 700-seat theatrical space at an area college. The college… Read More
Waiting On The World To Change By Jonah Altrove • October 5, 2018 “Any industry founded on a particular technology faces the danger that a new invention will render it obsolete.” – Tom Standage, “The Victorian Internet” When… Read More
In The Studio: A Drum Recording Checklist By Bobby Owsinski • September 28, 2018 With a strong foundation, you can build almost anything on it that you or your clients can imagine Read More
Church Sound: When Is It The Right Time To Upgrade A System? By Gary Zandstra • September 27, 2018 In this ever evolving world of more, more, more, better, better, better, when is good enough, good enough? Is it really an absolute necessity to… Read More
10 Signs You’re An A/V Geek By Daniel L. Newman • September 26, 2018 In the interest of full disclosure, I am not an A/V geek. I have only spent my entire career in or on the periphery of… Read More
Illuminating The Audience With Beautiful, Consistent Audio Coverage By Pat Brown • September 25, 2018 When it comes to room acoustics, definitions of “correct” or “appropriate” can be largely dependent upon the musical tastes of the listeners, often making it… Read More
