Stagecraft for Live Sound Engineers

Stagecraft for Live Sound Engineers, available at $27.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 16 lectures, based on 82 reviews, and has 313 subscribers.

You will learn about Present themselves and their workspace professionally Impress clients with safe, fast and efficient work Create a comfortable performance space for the artist Run a neat and efficient live music stage Label and colour code a stage clearly Set up microphone stands correctly Place microphones so they don't suffer from droop Coil cables correctly Label and run cables, looms, fan outs and fan ins Understand stage orientation terminology Decide on a centre point of an asymmetrical stage Know how to design your workspace on a stage Set up wedge monitors for musicians Create a great "gig bag" of tools to take to work This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is suited to Sound Engineers who are either starting out and want to learn how to present themselves more professionally or other engineers who have fallen into bad habits with untidy stages! or It is not suited to seasoned pros who have immaculate stages It is particularly useful for This course is suited to Sound Engineers who are either starting out and want to learn how to present themselves more professionally or other engineers who have fallen into bad habits with untidy stages! or It is not suited to seasoned pros who have immaculate stages.

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Summary

Title: Stagecraft for Live Sound Engineers

Price: $27.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 16

Number of Published Lectures: 16

Number of Curriculum Items: 16

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 16

Original Price: £24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Present themselves and their workspace professionally
Impress clients with safe, fast and efficient work
Create a comfortable performance space for the artist
Run a neat and efficient live music stage
Label and colour code a stage clearly
Set up microphone stands correctly
Place microphones so they don't suffer from droop
Coil cables correctly
Label and run cables, looms, fan outs and fan ins
Understand stage orientation terminology
Decide on a centre point of an asymmetrical stage
Know how to design your workspace on a stage
Set up wedge monitors for musicians
Create a great "gig bag" of tools to take to work

Who Should Attend

This course is suited to Sound Engineers who are either starting out and want to learn how to present themselves more professionally or other engineers who have fallen into bad habits with untidy stages!
It is not suited to seasoned pros who have immaculate stages

Target Audiences

This course is suited to Sound Engineers who are either starting out and want to learn how to present themselves more professionally or other engineers who have fallen into bad habits with untidy stages!
It is not suited to seasoned pros who have immaculate stages

Justin Grealy has over thirty years experience in the rock and roll business, and has even had the verb “to greal” a stage coined after him – meaning to label and colour code a stage environment so that show-stopping mistakes are almost impossible to make.

This is an immensely practical course on how to make a rock and roll stage into an efficient, safe and pleasant working environment. You will need some experience on or around stages,understand basic signal flow in live sound – the difference between inputs and outputs, what satellite or sub boxes and monitors are – and that your job as a sound engineer is to provide a stage which makes it easy for the artist to perform.

The course consists of 16 videos which will take just over an hour to complete, but which will change your working life as a live sound engineer.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Start Here

Lecture 1: Introduction To Stagecraft

Chapter 2: Preparing For Work

Lecture 1: What's In My Gig Bag?

Lecture 2: Stage Orientation: know your left from your right, your up from your down

Lecture 3: Designing the Workplace

Chapter 3: Cabling and Connections

Lecture 1: What's In My Cable Trunk?

Chapter 4: Labelling

Lecture 1: Introduction To Labelling

Lecture 2: Labelling Inputs

Lecture 3: Labelling Satellite Boxes

Lecture 4: Labelling Tails

Lecture 5: Label Orientation and Labelling Mains Power

Chapter 5: Plugging Up The Stage

Lecture 1: Connecting Monitors

Lecture 2: Plugging Up The Stage

Chapter 6: Microphone Stands and Positioning

Lecture 1: Setting Up Microphone Stands

Lecture 2: Microphone Positioning

Chapter 7: Coiling Cables

Lecture 1: Coiling Cables

Chapter 8: Stage Turds

Lecture 1: Stage Turds

Instructors

Soulsound School
Sound Engineering Educators

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2 stars: 2 votes
3 stars: 14 votes
4 stars: 25 votes
5 stars: 41 votes

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