Sound engineer/lighting designer/production manager/event producer @abrunetti1 joins @signaltonoisepodcast in Episode 231, and after a brief foray into his time touring the world with monster trucks, he talks about producing and mixing the Levitt AMP Woonsocket Music Series as well as the positive impact smaller festivals and music series can have on their cities, and more.
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This episode is sponsored by Allen & Heath, RCF, and Rational Acoustics.
It’s new episode day!!!
In Episode 230, hosts Sean and Andy have a post-Thanksgiving catchup on a grab bag of topics, including Sean’s company’s move to a new shop this week, some new consoles joining him there, and FX rack and reverb/delay settings, in addition to answering a couple listener questions and nerding out about making tastier coffee.
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This episode is sponsored by Allen & Heath, RCF, and Rational Acoustics.
Toot toot! The new episode is now boarding! In Episode 229 — just in time for the holidays — Sean and Andy put on their coziest pajamas and grab a virtual cup of hot cocoa with Joe Palermo to talk about his nearly decade-long tenure as the sound designer for the Polar Express Ride Experience, a theatrical production that takes place on fully functional (and moving!) Amtrak trains in the U.S. every year throughout the holiday season.
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This episode is sponsored by Allen & Heath, RCF, and Rational Acoustics.
This week on @signaltonoisepodcast , long-time professional touring musician and Live Sound International/ProSoundWeb writer Kevin Young joins the show and talks about a range of subjects, including building and maintaining the artist-tech relationship, concert production in the middle of an active war zone in Ukraine, and more. This episode is sponsored by Allen & Heath, RCF, and Rational Acoustics.
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This week on @signaltonoisepodcast , engineer, sound designer and technical manager Pete Wiejaczka joins the show and talks all things corporate/special events, including the importance of client and vendor relationships, putting together the right team for each show, varying responsibilities with different scales of events, transitioning to freelance work after more than a decade and a half at the same AV company, and the importance of morale and mental health in the event industry.
This episode is sponsored by @allenandheath , @rationalacoustics , and @rcfusa .
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In Episode 224, theatrical sound designer and composer Lindsay Jones joins the show along with guest host, sound designer and foley artist ien DeNio.
They discuss Lindsay’s long history in the theatre world, his role in co-founding the Theatrical Sound Designers and Composers Association (TSDCA), the loss and restoration of Best Sound Design honors at the Tony Awards, and how to get the most out of work-related travel.
Plus, Lindsay shares a handful of his trademark hilarious “How in the world does this crazy stuff all happen to one guy?” stories. This episode is sponsored by Allen & Heath, RCF, and Rational Acoustics.
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It's new episode time, a little late in the day due to CFX happening out in Dallas right now!
This week, Sean and Andy turn the mic onto our own Katie Karch, who talks about her journey into the audio world from a start in theatre and local bands, to large festivals, theatre tours, and now rocking out of her new home in Nashville. They cover an eclectic range of topics, from working for the historic Dallas-based sound company, Crossroads Audio, to the surprisingly interesting history of road cases, and even why snacks might just be the most important tool in your gig bag!
Brought to you by our sponsors Allen & Heath, RCF, and Rational Acoustics.
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It’s our favorite time of the week, @everyone —this week’s episode is out! Touring mix engineer Josh Penner (Run the Jewels, Phantogram and more) joins the show in Episode 222 to talk about what it takes to be successful on the road and off, what he enjoys about working at each end of the snake, and how different it is to mix in clubs versus arenas.
This episode is sponsored by Allen & Heath, RCF, and Rational Acoustics LLC.
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Jason Moore, FOH for the band Train, returns to the @signaltonoisepodcast in Episode 184 and talks about working with the same artist for more than a decade and how he’s still able to bring passion to the role and keep it exciting. He also discusses his love for audio from an early age and how that has directed his journey, along with some reflection on how grateful he is for what he’s been able to accomplish so far. And humor alert! Plenty of laughs were had during this conversation because Jason has a great sense of humor.
This week @6o6mccarthy , Director of System Optimization, and @fehrmann.josh , Senior Technical Support Specialist for @meyersoundlabs , join us for a wide-ranging conversation, beginning with their work designing the in-the-round stadium system for Ed Sheeran's + – = ÷ x ("Mathematics") Tour. We discuss the unique challenges proposed by the rigging and infrastructure, and Bob talks about what he learned designing a system around a brand-new loudspeaker product PANTHER, by Meyer Sound.
