One of the most difficult parts of working as a touring front of house engineer is maintaining a consistent sound from show to show. This can be especially difficult when working with different performers or traveling to new venues each night. That’s why it’s crucial to make sure you’re prepared for any situation. This article
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Choosing the right console for your studio is a big decision. But with so many choices out there, we know it can be tricky to figure out which model or style is right for your needs. At Soundcraft, we’ve been innovating console design for nearly 50 years; our mixers range from the ultra-compact Notepad family
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We are extremely proud to share that this week we reached 100 Learning Sessions! In March, the live entertainment industry started to crumble as a result of the pandemic. Tours were canceled, stages and theaters went dark, and the people who make the audio and lighting magic happen were suddenly unemployed. We knew that HARMAN
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Staff sound engineers at venues often have to accommodate wildly different types of acts each night, each with their own technical requirements and logistical challenges. From solo performers and jazz trios to larger chamber ensembles and theater troupes, the wide variety of possible formats and genres demands a flexible and efficient workflow to make each
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