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> Sound Engineer For Live Sound, just want to bounce questions off you.
soon2be
posté jeu. 29 juil. 2004, 22:02
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I'm very interested in making music but right now live sound is more important for me to know. And even though Im learning the baby of basics when it comes to making music and sounds on the computer I want to be able to focus more on live performances. So I need to be able to bounce some simple questions and have them anwered in simple terms.

What (to you, the answerer) is the most important quality in a live sound engineer? What is the first thing I need to focus on?

I know things here and there from listening and watching but I dont have a starting point, so therefor I dont know which way is up. I dont know if there is a way up really because the more you know the better huh?
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tunetwister
posté mer. 4 août 2004, 07:55
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On doing sound yes your ears are the most importent thing. You also must understand gain structure and E.Q.ing.
When something gose wrong with the equipment you need to know where to look first and fix it fast. Most problems are operator error, then bad cords, ground faults ect. You need to learn to isolate the offending equipment, by looking at your system as a hole and as smaller parts, anything is simple when broken into smaller parts. Best to keep extra cords around you will most likely not have time to fix them at a gig.
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- soon2be   Sound Engineer For Live Sound   jeu. 29 juil. 2004, 22:02
- - boilerblues   The most important thing is your ear. You have to...   ven. 30 juil. 2004, 12:27
- - soon2be   Thank you for the tips. Anybody else? Anything. ...   mar. 3 août 2004, 05:36
|- - TKO   QUOTE (soon2be @ Tue 3 Aug 2004, 06:36) T...   jeu. 23 nov. 2006, 10:04
- - soon2be   Can anyone also point me in the direction of basic...   mar. 3 août 2004, 05:38
- - soon2be   Ive definately run into that a few times. Cord fau...   ven. 6 août 2004, 06:05
- - tunetwister   I do not know of one book that will tell you every...   ven. 6 août 2004, 08:39
- - boilerblues   Read the manuals on your equipment, that's the...   ven. 6 août 2004, 13:35
- - tunetwister   Yes read the manuals and anything else. The tearms...   lun. 9 août 2004, 07:50
- - Meganini   Meganini [/QUOTE] What (to you, the answerer) is t...   mar. 10 août 2004, 04:33
|- - Audioaxe   Sorry but i dont agree with this statement at all ...   mer. 17 janv. 2007, 04:55
|- - TKO   [quote name='Audioaxe' date='Wed 17 Ja...   jeu. 25 janv. 2007, 10:48
|- - AudioTechNews   [quote name='TKO' date='Thu 25 Jan 200...   ven. 25 janv. 2008, 16:39
- - Robbins Egg   From personal experience I can tell you, that if y...   mer. 11 août 2004, 17:51
- - Presto   If you have to record a band so they can show what...   sam. 14 août 2004, 12:47
- - Presto   Oh, I forgot. Try this: http://www.studiobuddy.co...   sam. 14 août 2004, 13:35
- - arnolfo   Buy the Yamaha Sound Reinforcement Handbook! I...   sam. 14 août 2004, 17:54
- - genehardage   The most important thing in every mix is the VOCAL...   mar. 5 déc. 2006, 01:01
- - Mac Daddy   AudioTechNews....... Wow... This is "Heavy We...   sam. 26 janv. 2008, 15:02
- - AudioTechNews   QUOTE (Mac Daddy @ Sat 26 Jan 2008, 16:02...   sam. 26 janv. 2008, 18:01


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