Sound System Tuning without Measurement Software
Nathan Lively from Sound Design Live presents this webinar on tuning your sound system without software.
Nathan Lively from Sound Design Live presents this webinar on tuning your sound system without software.
In part 3, Mat Mckinley delves into “movement” – in other words, rhythm, the organisation of sonic data according to time.
The final part of the series – which looks at the numbers and templates that provide the basis for strong and stable music writing.
The fundamental vocabulary of music – pitch and rhythm, are based on mathematics. Mat explains all in easy-to-understand terms.
In part 4, Mat discusses how time signatures are created using fractions.
Music is very much related to maths and numbers – learn more!
In part 2, we explore the numbers of music a bit further.
Part 4 describes time alignment and channel adjustment, as well as working with guest audio engineers.
Part 3 describes the delay tower set-up, front fills and monitor systems as well as amplification, connections and processing.
Part 2 of this series talks about the wiring and sub-woofer set up for the Main Stage sound system, as well as the components of the line array.
The four videos in this series go into great detail about what it takes to design, supply and operate a world class music festival sound system.
From our friends at D.A.S. Audio, this first video talks about preparing for a festival.