As a freelancer, I get to work with a variety of amazing artists.
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Read MoreThe pressure involved with mixing live music can be intense — but also very exciting!
Read MoreThere are many different audio positions in live music production.
Read MoreSometimes it takes persistence to get the job you want.
Read MoreOne of the main reasons I like my job is touring with amazing colleagues.
Read MoreHaving a clear idea of the signal chain can help you troubleshoot effectively.
Read MoreThe type of cable you use determines how far you can run the signal.
Read MoreManipulating frequencies is one the main ways we shape our mixes.
Read MoreRibbon microphones can provide a much different sound than dynamic or condenser mics.
Read MoreAmanda Davis discusses her experience in live sound.
Read MoreBeing in a TV studio usually means working with the program’s engineer to dial in a mix.
Read MoreMany audio engineers start in the studio before transitioning to the live music industry.
Read MoreSpecializing your audio skills can be a great way to focus your career.
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