Need to know how to:
Use microphones properly?
Operate a mixing console?
Pick the right portable speaker system?
Stop that annoying feedback?
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The Sound Institute offers classes like "Microphones
201" and "Automatic Mixer 101".
These classes are offered in program text format. First you read a narrative
of the information required to pass the course. Then you complete a practical
workbook to enhance your understanding of the subject matter. When you are ready,
you can take the test. You will see how you rank with others in the class and you
can take the course over and over until you achieve your desired level of knowledge!
Here are some books to read if you really want to understand - Just click to
order!
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System Engineering by Don & Carolyn Davis |
Live
Sound Reinforcement by Scott Hunter Stark |
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| Like the first
edition, Sound System Engineering is a comprehensive text ... useful in the day-to-day
work of designing sound systems. It is a practical manual that carefully examines a
step-by-step method of accurately predicting such variables as acoustic gain, speech
intelligibility, and required electrical input power while plans are still on the drawing
board. The authors discuss problems that might occur in a sound system as it evolves
through design, installation, equalization, operation, and maintenance. The book contains
19 heavily illustrated, information-packed chapters and 11 appendixes. This accurate,
complete, and concise tool is a necessary addition to the library of anyone involved in
audio engineering. in stock for immediate shipment |
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| Sound Systems: Worship Space:
A Guide to Better Sound in Your Parish by George R. Riley |
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| If you know of any other great reference materials and/or books please e mail us with the name and author so that we can include the information for others to use in the furtherance of their ministries! Thanks. |