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Suite 14J Las Vegas, NV 89119 Ph: 702.932.5585 Fax: 702.554.5340ДЇront Of House (ISSN 1549-831X) Volume 11 Number 5 is published monthly by Timeless Communications Corp., 6000 South Eastern Ave., Suite 14J, Las Vegas, NV, 89119. Karl Cove, Sound Team Coordinator/Engineer First Baptist Church, Wichita Falls, TXД«usiness, Editorial & Advertising Ofce 6000 South Eastern Ave. Once you fnd the right placement, EQвЂ™ing is very simple.

Low end strings on a harp are pretty quiet compared to the higher end strings, so the lower you can place the mic, the better - as long as you donвЂ™t start losing the high end clarity. Clip them on the inside the soundboard about halfway down, and point them upward toward the higher strings. I also would like to add, when it comes to harps, lapels work wonderfully. I am looking forward to trying it next time we have a violin soloist. I do like your method of using the earset, and The high strings project enough sound to carry over into the mic, so the placement I use lets me add warm, rich tones to the higher, natural sound of the instrument. When it come to violins, I usually use a lapel mic clipped above the F hole closest to the lowest string. We also have a few E6вЂ™s without the ear piece that we can hide in wigs, hats, and clothing, and I get a remarkable sound from these mics. We have a few Countryman E6 ear-worn mics that we use for speakers, soloists, etc. Loved your article about the diferent uses of earset mics (FRONT of HOUSE, Jan. We had to check it out.Д«aker Lee ponders the co-existence of religion, faith and the touring life.Д¬irculation Stark Services P.O.

Last month, DPA updated its п¬‚agship wired handheld vocal microphone, which features interchangeable capsules that work with a dozen different wireless systems. In this monthвЂ™s вЂњTech Feature,вЂќ our resident scientist Phil Graham delves into the very basics of electrical theory, with a look into wires and electron movement that will astound, educate and inform.Д¤ EditorвЂ™s Note 5 Industry News 15 Global News 17 On the Move 22 Showtime This month, Jamie Rio looks at some common problems encountered when wireless comes into the HOW environment, and serves up a few simple solutions to help avoid future wireless difп¬Ѓculties. Take a live event for 1,000,000 people, add in winter weather, hundreds of VIPs and Secret Service checks, and this is one tough gig, but for the pros at Maryland Sound, itвЂ™s just another day on the job. Interchangeable mic heads for wireless systems Steve La Cerra offers some techniques and advice for keeping your gear healthy and happy. Winter is usually a slow season, but downtime is a good time to do a little preventative maintenance. Thanks to a $2 million overhaul, a 1926 vaudeville house/movie palace, (and later) 1960s psychedelic rock palace in Port Chester, NY is reborn again as a music venue. Dan Daley ponders the question of what these changing demographics mean for the future of the industry. Of last yearвЂ™s top-ten global tours, six artists were over 50 years old. All share a need to send a clear message to their parishioners. HereвЂ™s a look at a dozen recent sound-for-sanctuary upgrades serving congregations from a few hundred to thousands. We joined the 100,000 or so music and audio pros who made the annual trek to Anaheim to see (and hear) the hot new products at Winter NAMM. Last month, David Morgan arrived in Moscow to mix a 45-minute one-off with Cher performing at a private party, and things seemed to go pretty well. They say you canвЂ™t have your sound budget and your acoustic system, too. The icing: the price is tailored to medium-sized productions. Serve your audience the legendary L-ACOUSTICS sonic signature and rider friendliness. And as your appetite for coverage grows, you can come back for seconds, thirds, or more, adding slice by slice, until youвЂ™re sound-full. L-ACOUSTICS WSTВ® technology is now packaged in two enclosures perfectly arrayable into a constant curvature line source with no destructive interference typical of trapezoidal cabinets. Inside the convention center we found plenty of hot new products for sound reinforcement applications. Some 100,000 music and audio pros made the annual trek to Anaheim for Winter NAMM, where even a few downpours couldnвЂ™t dampen their spirit. 5 Death Toll Rises to 238 5 Gets Wireless Assist

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