Growing up, I’d stay awake each New Year’s Eve to watch the telecast of the Times Square ball drop. It was always a bright, ...read more →
Editors note: This article was originally published in 1997, but the information is still relevant today. You can read and comment on the original ...read more →
By understanding proximity effect we can avoid unwanted bass or can take advantage of it when we need some extra low.
For many engineers, the term “sound check” refers to the time the band hits the stage before the gig, plays a few numbers, has ...read more →
What I've noticed about people in the studio, and how you can plan for success.
Dear Casey – I am having issues trying to get my mix big sounding every Sunday. I want a huge sounding mix. How do ...read more →
Effective practices in the overall approach at every gig
I’ve found that when you introduce yourself as an audio engineer, people expect you to know things. The word “engineer” seems to impress them. ...read more →
In the world of recording there are numerous kinds of effects. However, often there are more terms and details specific to each device than ...read more →
Running sound for worship services can be tough. You might not have a lot of practical experience. Maybe the entire crew is made up ...read more →
The most utilized, least respected, piece of gear is the DI box and that needs to change. This signal converter guarantees we have a ...read more →
With the rise of personal monitor mixers, the Sunday morning sound tech has had to worry less and less about the monitor mix for ...read more →
The just-unveiled KS118 from QSC, the latest addition to the company’s KS Series, is a compact active subwoofer for a wide range of applications. ...read more →
Part of my trade show routine includes a walk through the “cheap seats” to see the young upstarts and yet-unknown manufacturers. I often meet ...read more →
The new RCF HDM 45-A is a 2-way active portable loudspeaker loaded with a 15-inch neodymium woofer and 1.5-inch-exit (4-inch voice coil) neodymium compression ...read more →
Putting the recently introduced flagship of the StudioLive Series III line of digital consoles through its paces.
Line source (column) loudspeakers have gained popularity for applications calling for efficiency and even coverage from an unobtrusive physical profile.
A round-up of recent microphones for live vocal applications, with different designs to suit different vocalists and styles.
Evaluating a UHF system, available in 10 pre-packaged sets, in the shop and in the field.
Designed to provide a smooth way to drive your sound.
A look at a some recent digital consoles that deliver larger-format capability with the facilities to handle bigger, more complex events.
New audio network management software adds to MLB fan experience with reliable AV streams for Minnesota Twins baseball games.
Despite the changes brought about by the U.S. radio frequency (RF) spectrum auction, wireless microphone systems have never performed better.
Inside an advanced amplifier power management design that can reduce power costs while maintaining seamless performance
