Too many people work on a one-person audio team.  No vacations, no sick days, and burnout is just around the corner.  Now imagine recruiting another person to join the team and that team growing.  But how does that happen?  In this episode, Chris details the exact steps to take to recruit and train a new person. Resources: <ul> <li><a href= "http://www.behindthemixer.com/">Behindthemixer.com</a></li> </ul>

Too many people work on a one-person audio team. No vacations, no sick days, and burnout is just around the corner. Now imagine recruiting another person to join the team and that team growing. But how does that happen? In this episode, Chris details the exact steps to take to recruit and train a new person. Resources: Behindthemixer.com

Too many people work on a one-person audio team.&nbsp; No vacations, no sick days, and burnout is just around the corner.&nbsp; Now imagine recruiting another person to join the team and that team growing.&nbsp; But how does that happen?&nbsp; In this episode, Chris details the exact steps to take to recruit and train a new person. Resources: <ul> <li><a href="http://www.behindthemixer.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Behindthemixer.com</a></li> </ul>

BTM 016: Build Your First Audio Production Team

Chris Huff, from the Behind the Mixer Blog, reveals tips and tricks to mixing sound in the realm of church audio production. He covers everything from building a music mix from scratch to upgrading your audio console. You’ll even learn how things work, like audio compression and gating, so you can be a better sound tech.  Discover the latest gear, newest mixing strategies, or learn the foundational audio production processes every church sound guy should know.  You’ll even catch interviews and find out how other church audio engineers are coming up with creative solutions to everyday problems.  Chris has been working in church audio for over twenty years, writes for pro audio publications, helps other church audio techs through his web site, and has authored several church sound system guides.  He helps you with audio mixing, mixing monitors, working with musicians and church staff, buying new audio equipment, understanding how signal flow works, and most every aspect crucial for creating a top notch audio production, while working in the unique church environment.

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Chris Huff, from the Behind the Mixer Blog, reveals tips and tricks to mixing sound in the realm of church audio production. He covers everything from building a music mix from scratch to upgrading your audio console. You’ll even learn how things work, like audio compression and gating, so you can be a better sound tech. Discover the latest gear, newest mixing strategies, or learn the foundational audio production processes every church sound guy should know. You’ll even catch interviews and find out how other church audio engineers are coming up with creative solutions to everyday problems. Chris has been working in church audio for over twenty years, writes for pro audio publications, helps other church audio techs through his web site, and has authored several church sound system guides. He helps you with audio mixing, mixing monitors, working with musicians and church staff, buying new audio equipment, understanding how signal flow works, and most every aspect crucial for creating a top notch audio production, while working in the unique church environment.

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