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ASSISTTM
Advanced Mixing & Production (A.M.P.)
Training
designed for live sound system installer-contractors and
advanced church sound team members.
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HOW-TO ASSIST (tm) (Academy of
Sound
System Integration, Setup &
Troubleshooting) is a training seminar designed to provide
live sound system installer-contractors and
advanced church sound team members with the best possible training on how to set up,
integrate and troubleshoot live sound systems of any size. Installing a sound system in a modern facility is not as simple as
just running a few wires anymore. Your audience expects perfect room
coverage, no hums or buzzes and volume levels that may approach
concert SPLs. It's not easy to do this successfully without complete
knowledge of how pro-sound gear actually operates in a live
environment with a full band.
As providers of
professional training seminars to Grammy chapters, AES sections and
NSCA workshops over the years, and the national leader in Church
Sound training for the last 10 years the HOW-TO Sound Workshops have
trained over 10 thousand end users on how to properly setup and run
their own sound systems. Now your installation crew can benefit from
their industry knowledge on how to properly select, integrate, setup
and troubleshoot any sound system from the simplest portable gear
all the way up to concert-level sound systems. These classes are
lead by industry expert Mike Sokol, who has over 40 years experience
in sound system design, integration, operation and operator
training. The HOW-TO ASSIST program is produced by
Hector La Torre,
long-time industry stalwart and innovator for Fits & Starts
Productions.
We understand your business doesnt have the
time and money to send you and your design/installation team to a
central conference hundreds of miles away. That is why the HOW-TO
ASSIST Tour is coming to a city near you. These ASSIST classes are
manufacturer supported and approved, with a final test and
certificate of completion included at the end of the 8-hour
classroom program.
We cover the following important topics, plus
a whole lot more...
WITH NEW TECHNIQUES
FOR FINDING GROUND LOOPS!
How to
eliminate hum and buzz in your sound system!
Choosing a Digital or Analog mixing console
What to do with the subgroups and matrix
outputs Advanced equalization theory
Mixing the band.... hands-on mixing practice on
your own mixing console
Setting sound system gain structure for best
performance!
Integrating computer and media players into
sound systems
Eliminating cell phone and radio station interference
How proper
grounding techniques reduce electrical shock hazards Speaker
polarity testing and channel phase reversal issues
When you need delay speakers and how to set
delays properly
Pink Noise RTA Analysis for room tonal balance
Speaker management and 1/3-octave Equalizers
How many Decibels are loud enough
Best place to position the mixing console,
plus iPAD remote control
Microphone splitters and patch bays
Digital snakes and CobraNet patching
capabilities
In-ear monitoring and personal monitor mixers
Registration is $259 per
person, with an early discount price of $229 at least 14 days in
advance. Classes will typically be presented on Fridays from 9 AM to
6 PM, with a continental breakfast and lunch provided. Seating is
limited, so order early.
Approved & supported by
the following pro-audio manufacturers: Whirlwind, Tascam, Community,
DPA microphones, Mackie, Ebtech, AVIOM, CAD Microphones, Fishman, Acoustics First
and B&K Precision
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