Find foldback speakers ads from Melbourne Region, VIC. Buy and sell almost anything on Gumtree classifieds. Celestion offers a wide range of low frequency (LF) drivers that are ideal either for use as upgrades for stock loudspeakers or replacements for damaged drivers in the majority of sound reinforcement cabinets. Primus sailing the sea of cheese zip. The following page lists the speakers that are suitable for use with the most popular cabinet configurations.

This workshop came up on FaceBook last week: HOW TO TUNE YOUR OWN SOUND SYSTEM July 27, 2018 MCKINNEY, TEXAS I was curious who the instructor was so I wrote and asked. The response: “How to Tune Your Own Sound System will be taught by Blair McNair, who was the product manager for the TEF analyzer at Crown for several years.” If you’re interested in attending this event, register here: VENUE: Stonebridge UMC 1800 S. Stonebridge Dr McKinney, TX 75070 Church: 972-529-5601 TIMES: July 27, 2018 Friday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Doors open at 8:30 AM Here is a quote from the invitation: “During this class we’ll talk about • How to Ring Out the System (by Ear) • Getting help from a Real Time Spectrum Analyzer (RTA) • Using Time Delay Spectrometry. (Yep!) • How about SysTune, Smaart, or other dual FFT analyzers?

• And we’ll present tips on how to choose a loudspeaker. So where does that leave YOU? Smoothing out the frequency response of the loudspeaker system will not only improve your “gain-before-feedback”, but when done properly, the loudspeaker system will just sound better. Are you prepared to tackle your loudspeaker system yourself, or should you call in a professional?

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Without question, tuning a complex loudspeaker system is best left to the skills of a seasoned audio consultant. They have the experience to know how to evaluate a loudspeaker system, what to listen for, the ability to discern which issues are related to the loudspeakers and which are related to the room acoustics, and they have the (seriously expensive) test equipment to explore and confirm how best to resolve such issues. But let’s say that you serve in a small church, and maybe your loudspeaker system comprises one flown loudspeaker, or maybe two loudspeakers on stands flanking the platform.

Those loudspeakers still need careful tuning, but your pastor cringes at the thought of paying a professional to tune the loudspeaker system. If that describes your situation, and if you are up for the task, then let’s talk. Maybe there’s a way that we can help you tune the system yourself. On that note, here’s some good news for you. It just so happens that we have a one-day class coming up designed specifically for you titled “How to Tune Your Own Sound System!” It’s scheduled for Friday, July 27th, in McKinney, Texas (on the north side of the Dallas – Ft Worth metro area), hosted by our friends at Stonebridge UMC. Registration is now open, and we encourage you to grab your seat quickly.” Maybe I’ll see you there!

This is an interesting development “Turn any sound system into a well-balanced foundation for your mixes, quickly and easily. The TRACT plugin integrates with Smaart®, the industry-standard audio analysis software from Rational Acoustics, to auto-correct EQ issues and time-align any sound system. Just as a painter needs a clean canvas to begin painting, mixers need a well-balanced sound system for mixing. Since every sound system is different and behaves differently in each environment, we need to calibrate the system to smooth out its performance; in a live setting, this is known as tuning the PA. If not tuned, the system’s frequency response will behave erratically: music may sound different than we’re used to, and our mixing adjustments will not respond as we expect.

Worse, if a system is not time-aligned, there may be phase cancellation affecting valuable low-frequency impact. In many cases, access to the system processors is limited and there’s limited time before sound check. At these times especially, TRACT will save the day. TRACT calculates a corrective FIR EQ curve and time alignment corrections using data from Smaart v8 or Di v2. Quickly take and merge up to 8 measurement snapshots of your system, and select a reference as the basis for your EQ corrections. Four common reference curves are included, or create and save your own reference presets. Once the FIR EQ is calculated, you can manipulate it by changing the reference curve, limiting its frequency and amplitude ranges, or by supplementing it with up to 8 bands of IIR EQ filters.