Vocal microphones matter. Picking out the right vocal microphone means looking at several microphone properties including the diaphragm size. The typical microphone properties that come to mind include; Microphone type …
The musicians are your front line for getting things done. Following up on this week’s guest post by my pastor, I’d like to talk about t ...
In my early days of church audio, I would have asked for a piece of equipment and said, “We have to have this or the world will end!“ As ...
You are responsible for creating a safe environment on the stage. Don’t think of the sound booth as your only domain. Your domain includes the s ...
Water was streaming out the end of our driveway. The main water pipe going to the house had sprung a leak. There were only two ways of fixing the problem; ...
You may now use a ribbon microphone on the stage. Condensers and dynamics…you’re still going to need those but the ribbon microphone is now an option. Ribbon microphones are the ...
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