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Mar 14, 2008,
By Jon Chappell With Steve Oppenheimer
We discuss five basic yet important electrical and audio concepts that musicians regularly encounter. We'll tackle some of the more technical aspects of these subjects using simple, everyday language,...
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Mar 14, 2008,
By Robin Poultney
Performance anxiety (the psychological term) is a widespread problem, especially for singers and instrumentalists. According to research, almost half of all musicians are struck by varying degrees...
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Mar 14, 2008,
By Pat Kirtley
In this article, I’ll tell you what awaits your instrument out in the cruel world and how you can avoid the inherent dangers of transit....
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Mar 14, 2008,
By Emile Menasche
In this article, we'll cover some basic ground about the most important sound-reinforcement components and key concepts....
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Mar 14, 2008,
By Emile Menasche
Real-world playing experience can do more for your chops than weeks — or even years — of practice. The rush of adrenaline, the distraction of the lights and crowds,...
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Mar 14, 2008,
By Mike Sokol
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Mar 14, 2008,
By Andy Bassford
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Mar 14, 2008,
By Karen Stackpole
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Mar 13, 2008,
By Karen Stackpole
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Mar 13, 2008,
By Joanna Cazden
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Mar 13, 2008,
By Mike Sokol
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Mar 13, 2008,
By Joanna Cazden
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Jan 11, 2008,
By Mike Sokol
If terms such as gain structure, impedance matching, and headroom give you a headache, you're in good company. Most people would rather their gear work perfectly right out of the box than have to...
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Jan 11, 2008,
By Buck Moore
Advice from Buck Moore to musicians about what they can do to help sound engineers achieve the best possible mix out front...
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Jan 11, 2008,
By Pat Kirtley
Pat Kirtley shows you how to develop the logical troubleshooting skills necessary to help you quickly diagnose the sources of onstage equipment failures...
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Jan 11, 2008,
By Joanna Cazden
Before you hear the
bad news about permanent hearing injury; and the good news about
increasingly affordable, high-quality protection; it's
important to understand the exquisite yet vulnerable ear...
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