Artists and Their Engineers

Two interesting blog posts from Shure. They talk about the relationship between artists and there audio engineers. I like how they talk to guys from both side of the microphone. The blog talks to Maroon 5, Megadeth, Rascal Flatts. Take a read over at the Shure blog.

http://blog.shure.com/artists-and-their-engineers-part-one/

http://blog.shure.com/artists-and-their-engineers-part-two/

Want to know how to achieve a great mix?

Great post on how to achieve a great mix from the guys over at Church Media Magazine.
http://christianmediamagazine.com/production-2/achieving-great-mix/http://christianmediamagazine.com/production-2/achieving-great-mix/

The Danger of Wearing Only One IEM - Blog - 1964 EARS - Custom In-Ear Monitors

Great little post from 1964 Ears. I fight this battle with musicians all the time.



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Handling the “It’s too loud” complaint | Proclaim Blog

Good article to handle the age old complaint of "It's too Loud!"

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Church Sound: Tech Tip Of The Day: Making Wireless Lavalier Use Less Painful - Pro Sound Web

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The Incentive Auction of TV Broadcast Spectrum: An Update | Shure Blog

An update on the 600Mhz spectrum sale.

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ChurchProduction.com: Mistakes Small Churches Make: “We’re Too Small”

This is a good article for all churches to keep in mind when it comes to how are Sunday mornings are planned. Here is a short paragraph from it you can read the rest by clicking the link below.

 "The internet has intensified this by giving us the ability to see what churches across the country, and around the world, are doing. It’s a hard place. I struggle with it more times than I’d like. Unfortunately, instead of playing to our strengths and embracing what makes our church unique - what our congregation loves about us - we pour money, time, and energy into trying to create something we’re not.

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