Sound Design Live

Interview with Philip Graham from Ear Trumpet Labs about condenser versus dynamic microphones for live sound, close micing, and stage monitor feedback. Go to the show notes below for a 10% discount on Ear Trumpet Labs mics! http://sounddesignlive.com/ear-trumpet-labs-philip-graham-condenser-vs-dynamic-microphone-live-sound

In this episode of Sound Design Live I talk with author and professor John Huntington about his new book on show control systems, who is responsible for audio quality at live events, and practical weather guidelines. We also discuss setting up computers to be show reliable, whether or not you should go to college, and how to do an ABX blind test so you don't over-spend on pricy hardware. "The record industry collapse has been fantastic for the live sound business. You have to tour now to make money." "You don't have to go to school, but you do need to educate yourself one way or another." http://sounddesignlive.com/john-huntington-show-networks-control-systems/

In this episode of Sound Design Live I talk with sound designer and composer Steve Brown about the 2013 World Stage Design and how he went from high-school drop out to head of audio at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester. We discuss the best exhibitions to show your sound design work, new software for live performance, and why your show should rely less on automation and more on skilled operators. "I've made every mistake a sound engineer, a sound technician, a sound designer can ever make, but I think the important thing is that I only made them once." http://sounddesignlive.com/steve-brown-from-highschool-dropout-to-head-of-audio

In this episode of Sound Design Live I talk with Larry Crane about why he started Tape Op, techniques for mixing bands in small venues, and how to be more visible to new clients. All music in this episode by http://soundcloud.com/larry-crane except for ​Coast To Coast​ by Elliott Smith http://sounddesignlive.com/larry-crane-tape-op-magazine/

In today's episode of Sound Design Live I talk with sound designer and project manager Ellen Juhlin about Meyer Sound's D-Mitri, Audio Video Bridging, and working at Walt Disney World. http://sounddesignlive.com/cables-are-dead/

How to Create your Own Webcast with Live Streaming Video for Sound Engineers In this episode of Sound Design Live I speak with Eddie Codel about the state of live streaming and what basic information you need to create your own webcast and offer live streaming services to your clients. I ask him how to communicate with clients about live streaming options, what hardware and software are available, and how he connected with great jobs. All show notes available at: http://sounddesignlive.com/eddie-codel-how-to-internet-streaming-live-event/

In this episode of Sound Design Live Podcast I speak with keyboard studio musician Howie Gordon about gigging with hardware vs. software, the state of live music in Philadelphia, and studying jazz performance at the university level. http://sounddesignlive.com/howie-gordon-laptops-do-not-make-live-sound-simpler

In this episode of the Sound Design Live Podcast I talk with SF Music Tech founder Brian Zisk about paying musicians, crowd funding live events, and couch tours. I ask Brian about how he started working with musicians and entrepreneurs, what we can do to raise attendance at live events, and the state of digital content distribution. http://sounddesignlive.com/brian-zisk-internet-broadcast-golden-age

In this week's episode of Sound Design Live I talk with Broadway sound designer Nevin Steinberg about playing bass in musicals, moving up the ladder in the theatre industry, and dealing with technological limitations (a.k.a. why won't they let me use the microphones I want to use?!). http://sounddesignlive.com/climbing-ladder-to-broadway-sound-designer/

In this episode of Sound Design Live I talk with Andy Graham about working with Kneehigh Theatre on it's original production, The Wild Bride. We discuss working in the West End, the unique creation process with Kneehigh, and their new theatre called Asylum. http://sounddesignlive.com/designing-without-script/

Moldover on Music Instrument Technology, Design, & Controllerism In this episode of Sound Design Live Podcast I talk with electronic instrument designer, musician, and controllerism evangelist Moldover about music instrument technology, his super cool circuit board CD, and why the hell MIDI still exists. This audio is from the original video post. SEE IT HERE! http://sounddesignlive.com/fun-instrument-design/

Mark Mosher on Music Instrument Technology, Electronic Music, & Ableton Live In this episode of Sound Design Live Podcast I talk with musician, synth expert, and social media addict Mark Mosher about creating compelling live performances with electronic music, music instrument technology, and how he gained thousands of twitter followers. http://sounddesignlive.com/turn-technology-into-performance/

In this episode of Sound Design Live Podcast I talk with Canadian actor, designer, and record collector Brian Linds. Guess what? It pays to design from the actor’s perspective. Also, we finally answer a long-standing question. Yes, there are square-dancers in Canada. http://sounddesignlive.com/design-sound-actors-perspective/

You'll Never Have a Digidesign or a Midas Console and Why You Don't Need One In this episode of Sound Design Live Podcast I talk with sound engineer, software programmer, and entrepreneur Bob Lentini. We talk about mixing with a mouse and how it can give you just as much power as a top dollar mixing console. http://sounddesignlive.com/build-a-100000-dollar-mixing-board/

In this episode of Sound Design Live Podcast I talk with my friend and former classmate Dimitris Sotiropoulos. Based in Athens, Greece, he splits his time as a sound engineer between touring and recording. We discuss the Greek economic crisis, using plugins with an analog console, and why working in the entertainment industry makes you a better person. http://sounddesignlive.com/plugins-analog-console-wireless-control/