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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, colorful spectacle. In my teens, I visited Times Square in person. Standing in the middle of… 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 article here. Reverb is one of the most interesting aspects of… Read More
By understanding proximity effect we can avoid unwanted bass or can take advantage of it when we need some extra low. Read More
For many engineers, the term “sound check” refers to the time the band hits the stage before the gig, plays a few numbers, has their monitor levels adjusted and then heads off to relax before the show. For others, including… Read More
Effective practices in the overall approach at every gig Read More
What I've noticed about people in the studio, and how you can plan for success. Read More
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. Their eyebrows raise, and they immediately assume you’re good at math. (I’m passable.) Even if you… 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 the average engineer would care to learn before jumping in and using the new equipment. Details… 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 of eager but unschooled volunteers. The sound system itself could be showing signs of age or… Read More
Welcome to the Signal To Noise (S2N) podcast series on ProSoundWeb, sponsored by Shure and hosted by Live Sound/PSW technical editor Michael Lawrence and pro audio veteran Kyle Chirnside (the hosts utilize Shure SM7B mics for the podcasts). Read More