Live Sound Bootcamp

As a continuation of the previous episode, we jump into concepts for which channels to use for various methods of monitoring.  This episode also gets pretty deep in methods for how to approach actually putting the mix together for Wedges, Side Fills, Subs, versus In Ear Monitor setups.  This episode gets pretty technical, and hits on specific workflows.--- Support this podcast: 

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We've gone through how it's all wired up, we've gone through ringing out wedges, now it's time to hit on how to actually put together the mix.  Of course we all have different approaches, but in addition to that, we jump into how the approach for In Ear Monitoring may be different than that of wedges, sidefills, or even drum subs.--- Support this podcast: 

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The scariest part of doing sound: ringing out wedges.  In this episode we spend some time going over quite a few methods for how to ring out wedges and eliminate feedback the best you can.  We also jump into some workflows for checking your work.--- Support this podcast: 

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Once you've gotten down the basics of the signal flow, the next step is designing how your monitor system is setup.  In this episode we run an in-depth overview for common setups for wedges, side fills, subs and in-ear-monitor setups.  --- Support this podcast: 

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This episode pulls together an overview for the standard signal paths for monitoring, including the connections and routing from the stage, the connections for wedges, wireless in ears, and even wired in ears.--- Support this podcast: 

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Live Sound Bootcamp is intended to be a basic primer in live sound.  It is expected that listeners have a base knowledge of audio or concert production, but from there, this series may provide some insight into how productions work.  Each host brings an individual style, workflow, and experience to the podcast.  This episode jumps into an often overlooked topic, cable management, what the best practices are for running cables on stage, maintaining safety and even building looms.--- Support this podcast: 

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In this episode we interview engineer Manu Jimenez, best known for his work with Snoh Aalegra, Mary J Blige and his own studio Arimaka Studio.  We talk about his career path, approach to mixing, and general insights into the world of mixing and playback enginering.--- Support this podcast: 

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Live Sound Bootcamp is intended to be a basic primer in live sound.  It is expected that listeners have a base knowledge of audio or concert production, but from there, this series may provide some insight into how productions work.  Each host brings an individual style, workflow, and experience to the podcast.  This episode delves into microphone selection including a basic explanation of types of mics, polar patterns, common uses, and more.--- Support this podcast: 

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The third episode in the series.  Live Sound Bootcamp is intended to be a basic primer in live sound.  It is expected that listeners have a base knowledge of audio or concert production, but from there, this series may provide some insight into how productions work.  Each host brings an individual style, workflow, and experience to the podcast.  This episode goes through what information you need in your input list, along with some recommendations for best practices.--- Support this podcast: 

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The second episode of the series.  Live Sound Bootcamp is intended to be a basic primer in live sound.  It is expected that listeners have a base knowledge of audio or concert production, but from there, this series may provide some insight into how productions work.  Each host brings an individual style, workflow, and experience to the podcast.  This second episode gives an overview for the typical signal flow of a stage, sources, connections and destinations.--- Support this podcast: 

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