Showing posts with label PA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PA. Show all posts

Wednesday, 3 March 2010

Wed News & Links


Future gear, fancy drummin', loops, lists, & gritty rappin'

Bob Kauflin has a helpful song list on the second coming
and another on the resurrection.

If you use loops in your worship band Kyle Campos of Our Rising Sound can produce them for you. For example, check out his band playing God Of This City live. You can also get lots of loops from his site for whatever you want to donate.

Streets Of New York - DJ Official feat. J.A.Z. & Magellan




You want to see amazingly sychronized highly flammable, yet curiously effeminent mock sword fighting drummers? You got it!



And finally, I gotta get me one of these...


I particularly like the Creative Difference Engine & Decade Selector.

The Future of music book saw it first



Related Posts: more links

Wednesday, 27 January 2010

Roadie 101


Ladies and Gentlemen, introducing Mutemath roadie Jordan, the Jean-Paul Sartre of van packing...



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Related Posts: You got noticed
Hey...I've got a good idea

Wednesday, 16 December 2009

More Mutemath


Here's a few more MM treats

Backfire live on the David Letterman show



The Nerve live in Tokyo



Sharing a stage with Paul Meany is dangerous - and the poor roadie was only trying to help...



Darren King - Gaffa tape & 100% commitment...



Covering Ray Charles' Baby What I Say...mucho funky




Are you sure you don't want to buy Armistice?

Zach saw some of it first

Related Posts: Armistice review part one & part two


Monday, 5 October 2009

Don’t Call Me Shurely*




Shure produce an excellent free e-zine aimed specifically at church sound guys/tech teams Shure Notes for House Of Worship. The latest issue has a round table discussion with some top sound engineers. If you do a monitor mix before you do the house mix they give you compelling reasons why you should stop doing it! (Update - thanks to Alastair and Mat for pointing out the main article contradicts this advice! Shurely shome mishtake! What's happening Shure?!!)




*Spot the film reference? Leave me a comment. The first correct answer will recieve a Blank Microsoft Word Document! Write your own letter, list, poem, anything!


Monday, 6 July 2009

Hey...I've got a good idea...



Only a few weeks ago I was reflecting that in 20 plus years of performing, I've never seen a broken Shure SM58 microphone. I've seen 'em bent, bashed, rusted and smelling of meat (don't ask) but they still work. So this film of a lunatic from Shure Inc. getting a famous blues guitarist to drive a bus over their mikes is only mildly surprising.




If you enjoyed this why not watch them drop mikes from a seven story building or bury one in soil for a year?


Related Posts: You Got Noticed

Monday, 22 June 2009

You Got Noticed



Not only is Mark Altrogge a masterful & prolific songwriter, but he is also a genius at notices. Watch him big up the tech team, and destroy Bob Kauflin's reputation in a single blow.

(BTW - shout out to the GCN PA team. The best tech guys this side of the resurrection).




Related Posts: In Praise Of Train Wrecks

Wednesday, 21 January 2009

Worship God08 Seminars - part three

Here's a list of the seminars available FREE from the Sovereign Grace website from their WorshipGod08 conference.

Tech Team

Running an Effective and Peaceful Sunday Morning Rehearsal (Dave Wilcox and Ken Boer)
"Sunday Morning Rehearsal" = 'soundcheck'. This is a great seminar not just for PA guys but worship leaders and musicians too.

A Gospel-Centered Approach to Creative Media (Don Nalle and Dave Wilcox)
Caring for Your Sound System (Darryl Wenger)
In-Ear Monitors (Doug Gould)
Leading and Caring for Your Tech Team (Dave Wilcox)
Recording Your Song from Start to Finish, Part 1& 2 (Sal Oliveri)

Misc

Worship Team Checkup (Matt Mason)
Copyright Law and Church Music: The Eight Keys (Paul Herman)
Growing Your Team for the Glory of God (Jon Payne)
Maintaining Priorities in and around the Worship Team (Julie Kauflin)
Aimed at women who are either in the worship team or married to someone who is.

Pastors and Artist Musicians Working Together (Andy Farmer)
Training the Next Generation of Musicians (Ben & Nancy Chouinard)
This seminar is really about starting up a music school, so not really relevant to most people!