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Ventilation IS a very grave concern. So is SIZE, especially for singing. What are the interior dimensions of this booth and what criteria did you use to come to those measurements? I realize that the ...

I feel your pain. I'm doing church sound in a temporary setting on Sunday mornings. It's a school auditorium, and we have to set up and break down every time. The volume levels aren't extremely loud, ...

Yeah, I thought about that after I posted...I stand "CUrrected"! Wink

Staying on-axis and singing consistently. The Yammy book details this, too.

There are some very good books on live sound. This forum has a "Books to Read" section, check it out. The MIX Bookshelf has a number of books available on live sound. Some of these are in the Church S ...

So, I wanna make sure that I understand your question:
Do drums sound GREAT on a well-maintained 2" Studer or Ampex?
All other things equal (drummer, kit, tuning, and proper mic placement), YES!!!!! ...

110 dB ?!?!? That's a friggin' power saw! I've been to a John Legend concert, it was no 110 dB...now, maybe those others. There are too many live sound mixers who've been over-exposed to their own too ...

Make sure that Input channels ONE and TWO have jacks on the rear panel
for "Send/Return" ("insert points"). I can't make the jacks out on the pic you posted, and the Presonus website doesn't list the ...

That looks like a pretty good deal on the 166XL. I have a couple of those and they have served me well. The one thing we need to be sure of is that your Firepod has insert jacks on atleast 2 inputs. I ...

Well, I do a lot of voice-overs, and have as part of my work for over 20 years. A channel strip with onboard dynamics processing is not merely "bells and whistles", it is a vital tool to get the "oomp ...

Try to keep the SPL from exceeding 94 dB. The 'A' weighting is most sensitive above 500 Hz., the 'C' is more uniform, full range. For music, use the 'C'. Unless you have to show it to a cop, then use ...

A compressor keeps the dynamic range of your material within a "window". It keeps the loud portions from getting too loud, and the softer portions from getting too... The compression is measured as a ...

One thing to consider is what tyope of drummer/kit you're dealing with.
If it's a pop/rock gig, 57s tight on the drums is going to do OK. Personally, I'm really liking the Audix i5 and D6, but like ...

That's a pretty low budget, most of the pre's in that area are no better than a mixer's. The only preamp that comes to mind is a dbx 286a, which is basically a channel strip. It has a compressor, a de ...

Thanks. I'll stick with that then. We have a couple of the Sabra-Som shock suspensions, and find that they are pretty good.