The Mixing Workshop: Session 8, Taking the Studio Performance to the Live Show
1 hour

A common challenge for any artist is taking work they created in the studio and translating it to a live performance. The studio and live environments are very different and FOH engineers are often put in the challenging position of helping artists recreate the performances achieved in a studio in a live environment. In this webinar Buford Jones will discuss his experiences in working with different artists in this capacity and strategies he has utilized to successfully achieve the artists' vision.

• Register for: 7:00 am PDT | 14:00 UTC | English
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• Register for: 7:00 am PDT | 14:00 UTC | English
• Register for: 9:00 am PDT | 16:00 UTC | English

AVB: The Future of Audio/Video Networking
1 hour | English

This presentation will introduce attendees to Audio/Video Bridging (AVB) and will provide an overview of AVB and related IEEE standards. The session will look at how this technology will enable high quality audio to be sent over Ethernet with extremely low latency. Attendees will be introduced to the IEEE AVB standard for networking audio and video and will learn how this development will change the way systems are designed, installed, and implemented.

Interpretando los datos del “Delay Finder” (Respuesta de Impulso)
1 hora | Spanish

La función “Delay Finder” (Respuesta de Impulso) en el analizador SIM 3 de Meyer Sound muestra mediciones de datos de Tiempo vs Energía. Este webinar ayudará a los participantes a mejorar la comprensión de la función “Delay Finder” (Respuesta de Impulso) en el analizador SIM 3 (y analizadores FFT de doble canal con Función de Transferencia) y servirá de guía en la interpretación de latos al realizar mediciones.

Interpreting Delay Finder (Impulse Response) Data
1 hour | English

The Delay Finder (Impulse Response) function in Meyer Sound's SIM 3 is a Time versus Energy display of the measurement data. This webinar will assist participants in improving understanding of the Delay Finder function in SIM 3 (dual-channel FFT analyzer) and provide guidance in interpreting the data when conducting measurements.

Intro to Galileo/Compass: Session 1
1 hour | English

This webinar will provide an introduction to using Meyer Sound’s Galileo loudspeaker management system and Compass software for Galileo control. This webinar provides an overview of the Galileo hardware and Compass software and focuses on use of a single Galileo. Topics will include configuring IP addresses and wireless options for connectivity and control; guide to different tabs and menus; atmospheric and array correction features; Different filter options; and how to save and recall projects and snapshots.

Intro to Galileo/Compass: Session 2
1 hour | English

This webinar expands on topics covered in Session 1 to provide guidance on use of Compass with multiple Galileo units, including how to connect multiple devices, selecting and linking functions across multiple Galileos, global snapshots and projects, and use of the Overview tab.

Introduction to Filters: Session 1
1 hour | English

Today's DSP devices provide a myriad of filter options, but the use of filters in optimizing sound systems is frequently misapplied and not entirely understood by many users. It is imperative to understand the appropriate application of filter options and be aware of possible negative affects of inappropriate filter use. This first session will describe individual filter types.

Introduction to Filters: Session 1
1 hour | Spanish

Today's DSP devices provide a myriad of filter options, but the use of filters in optimizing sound systems is frequently misapplied and not entirely understood by many users. It is imperative to understand the appropriate application of filter options and be aware of possible negative affects of inappropriate filter use. This first session will describe individual filter types.

Introduction to Filters: Session 2
1 hour | Spanish

This webinar is the second in a series of sessions on filters and advances from Session 1 that covered single filters to discuss the combining of filters. A variety of different filter combinations are explored as well as the examination of phase shift and group delay that occurs with these combinations.

Introduction to Filters: Session 2
1 hour | English

This webinar is the second in a series of sessions on filters and advances from Session 1 that covered single filters to discuss the combining of filters. A variety of different filter combinations are explored as well as the examination of phase shift and group delay that occurs with these combinations.

Introduction to Filters: Session 3
1 hour | Spanish

This is third in the series of webinar sessions on Introduction to Filters and advances from Sessions 1 & 2 to discuss applying different filter types and combinations to loudspeaker systems. Topics include frequency response, phase response, group delay, impulse response, crossover point adjustment, and the alignment process.

Introduction to Filters: Session 3
1 hour | English

This is third in the series of webinar sessions on Introduction to Filters and advances from Sessions 1 & 2 to discuss applying different filter types and combinations to loudspeaker systems. Topics include frequency response, phase response, group delay, impulse response, crossover point adjustment, and the alignment process.

Introduction to MAPP Online Pro: Session 1, Overview
1 hour | English

This webinar introduces attendees to Mapp Online and provides an overview of the functions and uses for the program. The webinar steps attendees through placing speakers within the sound field and predicting system response. This webinar also demonstrates inserting virtual measurement microphones into the sound field, looking at virtual SIM data, and using virtual Equalization.

Introduction to MAPP Online Pro: Session 2, Using Visual Aids
1 hour | English

This webinar demonstrates how to effectively use the Architectural and Multi-Level Visual Aid functions in Mapp Online. Attendees will learn methods for accurately measuring spaces for prediction within Mapp Online, and the webinar will demonstrate the benefits in using these tools to achieve superior prediction results.

Introduction to MAPP Online Pro: Session 3, Inputting a CAD Drawing
1 hour | English

This webinar steps attendees through the process of importing a CAD drawing into Mapp Online, providing tips for preparing a CAD drawing for import and then guides attendees through the import process.

Introduction to MAPP Online Pro: Session 4, Flown, Ground-Stacked, and Horizontal Arrays
1 hour | English

This webinar focuses on the different types of speaker configurations available in Mapp Online, and how to apply these configurations in doing predictive work.

Introduction to MAPP Online Pro: Session 5, Processing and Virtual SIM
1 hour | English

This webinar guides attendees through use of the processing and Virtual SIM 3 features in Mapp Online. Attendees are introduced to the Device Configuration menu, and shown the address architecture, how to assign channels, how to utilize the different types of equalization available, and use of the delay, polarity, gain, and mute functions. The use of Virtual SIM 3 is also explored with demonstrations on how to make efficient use of Mapp Online for system design work.

Introduction to MAPP Online Pro: Session 6, Using 2D MAPP in a 3D World
1 hour | English

This webinar demonstrates how to utilize the 2-dimensional section and plan view predictions in Mapp Online and translate them into predictions for a 3-dimensional world.

The Mixing Workshop: Session 1, Mixing on Equal Amplitude Systems
1 hour | English

Throughout his extensive career as a front-of-house mixer, Buford Jones has witnessed first-hand the evolution of large-scale concert sound systems. In this webinar Buford will review his experiences from the infancy of touring sound to today’s modern systems, and discuss how advancements in the technology, the tools available, and the methodology have influenced his approach to the art of mixing.

The Mixing Workshop: Session 2, Subs on an Aux
1 hour | English

The topic of whether to control low-frequency content of a mix by utilizing subwoofers on an auxiliary send elicits a wide variety of opinions from different mix engineers. Ultimately there is no right or wrong answer--it is simply a personal choice for the engineer. In this webinar, Buford Jones discusses his personal preferences and brings in a variety of opinions from other touring engineers to discuss the differing approaches and the motivations behind them.

The Mixing Workshop: Session 3, Gain Structure
1 hour | English

No matter how exceptional the quality of any individual piece of equipment in the audio signal chain, its performance can be dramatically compromised by poor gain structure. In this webinar, Buford Jones reviews his methods for setting appropriate gain structure throughout the audio signal path.

The Mixing Workshop: Session 4, Analog and Digital Consoles
1 hour | English

Mixing consoles available to today’s live sound engineers have evolved dramatically from the early days of touring. Buford Jones experienced that evolution first-hand and in this webinar Buford traces his experiences working with early analog consoles through use of today’s digital consoles and the myriad of plug-in options available. The discussion will also consider potential future developments in live audio mixing tools.

The Mixing Workshop: Session 5, Sound Pressure Levels
1 hour | English

Sound Pressure Levels in today’s live performances are a consistent topic of debate. How loud is appropriate? How loud is too loud? With his wealth of experience as a touring front of house engineer, Buford Jones brings a great deal of insight to the discussion of appropriate levels in mixing live sound. In this webinar Buford will discuss his thoughts and guidelines on how engineers can approach setting appropriate sound pressure levels when mixing.

The Mixing Workshop: Session 6, Communication with the Artist
1 hour | English

The key to success in many walks of life often comes down to good communication and the world of mixing is no exception. In this webinar veteran front of house engineer Buford Jones discusses the importance of communication between the mix engineer and the performers the engineer is working with. The importance of this point, while often underestimated, is one Buford stresses as a major key to becoming a successful mix engineer. In this webinar Buford provides guidance and suggestions on how to develop a good rapport while working in the fast-paced, high-stress performance environment.

Understanding Crest Factor
1 hour | English

The basic definition of Crest Factor is the peak to RMS ratio over a given time interval. While this basic terminology is fairly straightforward, how crest factor relates to audio and the role it plays in quality audio reproduction make it a crucial concept to understand and apply in designing and implementing sound systems. This webinar will clarify the concept of crest factor and how it applies to audio reproduction.

Understanding Crest Factor
1 hour | Spanish

The basic definition of Crest Factor is the peak to RMS ratio over a given time interval. While this basic terminology is fairly straightforward, how crest factor relates to audio and the role it plays in quality audio reproduction make it a crucial concept to understand and apply in designing and implementing sound systems. This webinar will clarify the concept of crest factor and how it applies to audio reproduction.