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Yamaha M7CL
"To me, the screen and central area of the console is very cluttered. I just feel that there was not much thought in the design of how it was made. To get to functions within the console as well, you often have to go through numerous menus, It…"
Eli Diaz commented on GuitarMan's photoYamaha M7CL
"Thank you for the quick start guide info. i researched it and have now downloaded its three parts guide.
If I may ask what is the difficulty that you experienced that made it difficult to learn compared to other consoles? I am a…"
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What Music do you Listen to When Testing an Audio System
Started by lars. Last reply by Shannon Hultz on Friday. 67 Replies 4 Likes
Hey All,It's 2013 Time to update that list...What Music do you use to "System Test"I have not seen this type of post in awhile, so I thought I would put it out there........Continue
SUBWOOFER ARRAYS / PLACEMENTS -WHAT WORKS?
Started by George Petersen on Tuesday. 0 Replies 0 Likes
There's a great article in the new FOH on sub arrays…Continue
Frequencies
Started by eye4vision. Last reply by Jared Koopman May 7. 12 Replies 0 Likes
Tips for learning... Other then experience anyone got any suggestions of software or apps to help learn?
Tips for the sound co. Guy
Started by Stevan Ligorio. Last reply by John Clarke May 7. 29 Replies 4 Likes
Some time ago it was customary for an opening act, or a support act to tip the sound co. Engineers to mix their set. As of late this practice is non-existent. As a regional provider of sound…Continue
The sound producer is necessary! consultations on the Studio equipment!
Started by Malinovskii Ruslan May 6. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Misters, dobrogy day!At present, I realize the project on recording studio construction. In this connection, I look for consultations on the equipment, comparative characteristics from the western…Continue
126 db
Started by Mike Kunz. Last reply by Wade WOOKIE Crawford May 6. 31 Replies 1 Like
I recently had a client that asked for...."Requirements for sound system – full range PA speakers at a capacity of 126 dB."I was unclear as if that meant at foh or at 1 meter or what so I asked for…Continue
XLR Wiring Query...
Started by George Petersen. Last reply by Greg Cameron May 2. 13 Replies 0 Likes
XLR Wiring...The world has finally gotten past the pin 2/pin 3 hot wars, but I was wondering what the consensus is on tying the pin #1 ground shielding to the connector case or not. There doesn't…Continue
Looking for wireless IES
Started by J. B. Taylor Apr 23. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Currently I run a Roland M-400 board with digital Snake and up to 8 M-48 personal monitors. Most bands I work with would prefer not to be tied down to the M-48. so I am looking for a wireless IES…Continue
SNARE MICS... Stuck on SM57's?
Started by George Petersen. Last reply by Greg Boucher Apr 21. 73 Replies 0 Likes
Yeah, everyone goes with the old standby SM57 on top... or do they??? Are there some other snare mics you've encountered that you like or use in certain situations.And what about under-snare mics? In…Continue
SSL Enters Live Console Market
Started by George Petersen. Last reply by George Petersen Apr 18. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Big news from…Continue
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CHURCH SOUND VOLUNTEERS
Posted by George Petersen on May 13, 2013 at 11:30am 10 Comments 0 Likes
Wondering about some of you who train volunteers. Do you organize formal training lessons, with several people together at the same time, like for a console mixing overview — or do it on an as-needed, individual basis? Also do you actively recruit volunteers or just see who makes inquiries...?
Console Size — How many inputs do YOU need?
Posted by George Petersen on May 6, 2013 at 9:29am 10 Comments 3 Likes
Shows keep getting bigger. The last Streisand tour had 170 inputs at FOH; Madonna's clocked in at 112; now Solid State Logic's new LIVE console has 192 I/O pathways.
This console input size chart shows the trend back to 1960, when 12-channels was considered pro. In 1965 it was 16, and then 24 by 1970. We…
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