Church Sound: But Does It Sound Right?
A couple of “instructive experiences” on knowing what you’re getting into ahead of time…
July 25, 2019
Stagecraft & Best Practices
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A couple of “instructive experiences” on knowing what you’re getting into ahead of time…
Evaluating a digital inclinometer with built in aiming laser while on tour.
Live audio crews at their best are like efficient ninjas: they all wear black, you never know they were there, and when the job is perfectly executed, they disappear silently into the night.
Provoking your church sound crew to attain the right balance in matters of tech and life.
The evolution of the live music industry is moving in a direction which has elevated the role of audio technician to a whole new status.
Staying cool, calm and collected at front of house while getting the job done.
Have we reached the point where we actually prefer processing and loops to real instruments?
Under the principle of “everything that can go wrong…”
An interesting conversation from the PSW Live Audio Board (LAB) forums on dealing with venues that aren’t in compliance and tough load-ins.
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