sound engineering

Believe it or not, the world of music can be very dangerous! Particularly to one’s ears. Dan Lasley brings us some important tips on how to be proactive in safeguarding your hearing.

Here’s a simple look at the things you need to do during your soundcheck. While it is not something everyone enjoys, it should never be overlooked.

Let’s look at how you go about putting together talent showcases and bigger jams. It can get pretty crazy if you don’t take care of the proper preparation.

Outdoor gigs can be fun. What does it take to put on a show in your very own back yard. Let’s look at some of the crucial and not so obvious points to cover.

We’re going to review the importance of rehearsals and getting the most from your practice time. Here are some general suggestions you can adapt for your band.

Our sound Q & A continues with ideas for miking drums as well as setting up to play in a church.

Learn about sound compressors, microphones, intentional feedback as well as speakers designed in the ‘disco days’ of the seventies!

A 16 channel sound board can have over 200 knobs, buttons, sliders, and lights. Here’s a beginners look at what you need to know when running the sound.

This article answers your sound questions. We’ll find out how to distinguish good and bad speakers, and the steps to reducing noise and hum from a PA.

Many factors go into making your band sound good both on and off stage. Let’s take a deeper look at what a soundman does.