Powersoft T-Series Amplifiers
Power amplifier technology has come a long way from the 90-pound, seven-rack space behemoths that pulled a ton of AC power to deliver a measly… Read More »Powersoft T-Series Amplifiers
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Royer Labs dBooster
In-Line Microphone Signal Booster… I’ve long been a fan of using ribbon microphones — both in the studio and on the live stage. Traditionally, ribbon… Read More »Royer Labs dBooster
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The System Engineer, Part 2
For David Morgan’s “On a Personal Note, Part 1,” see FRONT of HOUSE, April 2019, page 38 —ed. Soon after the 2017 James Taylor tour… Read More »The System Engineer, Part 2
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Rrrrr… What RTime Is It Anyhow?
Have you ever noticed that a lot of reverbs — in both plug-in as well as hardware versions — have a parameter labeled “RT60?” What does… Read More »Rrrrr… What RTime Is It Anyhow?
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Finding Your Safe Space at the Show
You’ve already seen music venues being turned into more than performance spaces. What once was the merch table is morphing into pop-up stores for national… Read More »Finding Your Safe Space at the Show
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Monitoring in the House of Worship: Wedges, IEMs or…
When The Beatles played their final formal concert at San Francisco’s Candlestick Park in 1966, their musical performance was less than optimal because their adoring… Read More »Monitoring in the House of Worship: Wedges, IEMs or…
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Zen and the Art of Audio
Welcome once again to Zen and the art of audio, where we will examine the interconnectedness of what we do and who we are. Are… Read More »Zen and the Art of Audio
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