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link to What Is A Line Array? (And when and why to use one)

What Is A Line Array? (And when and why to use one)

Regular concert-goers will have noticed stacks of speakers floating above their heads at a concert or large live gig. These stacks of speakers are line arrays; at a glance, they look like very simple...

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Can I Play Guitar Through A PA System? (Electric & acoustic)

As a gigging guitarist, I want to get the most from my gear. I want things to be as cheap and light as possible while producing the best sound. This is no small task! In the past, to save money...

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link to Is A PA System The Same As An Amplifier? (Basics explained)

Is A PA System The Same As An Amplifier? (Basics explained)

The terms 'PA system', 'amplifiers', and 'speakers' are used interchangeably when working with live sound. It can quickly become confusing for those who know little about sound systems. It is common...

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link to What Are Sound Waves In Simple Terms?

What Are Sound Waves In Simple Terms?

Sound travels in waves. When you listen to music or any sound on your speakers, sound travels through air in waves from the sound source to your ears. But what exactly are these sound waves? How...

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link to Best Microphone Placement For Voice Recording (Explained)

Best Microphone Placement For Voice Recording (Explained)

If you’re an engineer or sound technician, then you know that microphone placement is a key factor in achieving the best sound quality for voice recordings. But how do you know where to place your...

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link to What Are The 3 Types Of Mic? (Microphone types explained)

What Are The 3 Types Of Mic? (Microphone types explained)

When it comes to sound engineering, there are three main types of microphones that engineers will use. While each type of microphone has its own benefits and drawbacks, they all have the same...

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