For since the beginning of the world men have not heard, nor perceived by the ear, neither hath the eye seen, O God, beside thee, what He hast prepared for him that waiteth for Him.
Isaiah 64:4
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Audio EngineeringNEW - Avoiding a Major Mistake That Musicians Can MakeAn article seeking to convince musicians that it is important for them to have a “sound check” rehearsal with the engineer before they perform.
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Currently, I am one of the two main engineers at our church. Among other things, I've had the opportunity to develop a major sound system replacement proposal. The biggest production I've handled was the 2002 Christmas cantata, complete with a small live drama and several videotaped drama segments. What About You?Are you a classical or sacred sound engineer in the Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan area? If so, please drop me a line (me@bengribaudo.com). I'd like to meet you via e-mail! Free Quality Educational Literature!Want to learn more about audio? Without costing you a penny? Try studying these professionally-written resources! View Version 1.0 (26-May-03) Nice Tool—Frequency Recognition Ear TrainingI found out about this handy little free download from an audio newsgroup. It looks like a 1/3 octave graphic equalizer on your screen. The program plays a tone and you are to click on the slider which corresponds with the frequency being played. More Information on Simple Feedback Trainer (SFT) |
I began working with sound systems at the age of eight or nine. Mom sang in the church choir. At one of her rehearsals, a technician asked if I would help him. I hesitated, but since Mom said yes, I sat in the sound booth and adjusted the balance between vocals and instruments on the recording.