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Frequency Search and Destroy | EQ Sweeping
Let's say one of your vocalists sounds nasally, or the guitar just sound muddy coming out of your speakers, what do you do? James Wasem joins us to talk about his method for fixing sound: The EQ Sweeping Method, also known as the Frequency...
Ep 39: Microphone Mastery ft. Doug Gould
How important are microphones? Well, if you don’t choose the right microphone and use it correctly, your mixing efforts are going to be like polishing a turd. The output is a reflection of your inputs. Since most inputs start at a microphone, it’s crucial to...
Put this EQ on EVERY channel
A common mixing mistake is boosting the low end EQ. After all, we all want punchy sound! Turns out, you get a clean and powerful low end by cutting lows rather than boosting them. James Wasem joins Kade Young to discuss why you should be...
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The Most Important EQ Techniques
It doesn’t matter if you are a beginner or have been mixing for years, EQ is probably the most overwhelming thing on your mixer. But turns out, there are actually a few simple EQ techniques that can really improve your sound without having...
How to Set Gain on Your Mixer
Download Gain Sheet Sheet (free) If the knobs on your mixer could talk, gain would definitely be throwing a fit about feeling misunderstood. Gain has this great purpose, but often gets mistaken as simply volume control. I am going to make...
How to Set a Compressor for Vocals
Compression works wonders on vocals. It allows you to bring them to the front of the mix while not having to worry about their 'power note' making everyone in the room cover their ears. No longer do you have to ride the fader up and down...
Church Sound Made Simple
Stress-Free Training to Help You Create Great Sound at Church
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Bringing our mistakes out into the open so we can laugh together and learn something along the way.
Behringer X32 Mastery
Meet the fastest way to master the X32, designed specifically for churches.