What’s in my bag? The small venue survival kit list Welcome back. If you have read through parts 1 and 2 of this survival guide you will have noticed what a challenge these gigs can be, and that as a small venue sound engineer, you are much more than just the sound tech. You are
Welcome to part 2 of my small venue survival guide, or all the little things I wish someone had told me when I set out on this journey. The tips in this guide should hopefully help you own the small venue gig, rather than the small venue gig owning you. If you have followed the
Small venues are everywhere and unless you are doing arena tours there is a good chance you will spend quite a few hours in these. They come in all forms and shapes, and from relatively well kept to complete car crash establishments. One thing that will always be the same though: you will always be
The Midas XL3 has been Jon’s trademark desk for many a year. He recently retired one of his collection…
Training your ears is a continuous practice – made super-easy and fun with SoundGym!
Soulsound’s Jon Burton was recently invited to do some teaching in Armenia.
Remember the speaker coverage angle article we published a couple of weeks ago? Well, if you liked that, I’ve got another great free resource from Nathan Lively over at Sound Design Live. It’s a live webinar training called How to Aim Any Speaker.
We are happy to bring you Part 2 of Nathan Lively’s series on Speaker Coverage Angle.
Technology is always pushed forward through experiments and long conversations – Soulsound provided the perfect platform for both at PLASA London 2016.
Come join the Audiothinktank at PLASA Focus Leeds 2016!
The Prolight & Sound Show in Frankfurt is well worth a visit.
Trade Shows are great places to network and get ideas – go whenever you can!