
Global Trim and Mixing By Subtraction
There are two important ways to make any given source sound louder in the mix: turn that source up or turn everything else down.
Aviom’s A360 Display app can help train musicians to get better mixes.
The Dual Profile Channel gives a performer a way to quickly locate his or her most important channel and adjust its settings in a way that is least disruptive to the performance.
One of the special features of the A360 Personal Mixer is the Dual Profile Channel. Let’s take a quick look at what it does and the different ways to set it up.
Part 2 of our discussion of adding ambience to your in-ear mix covers practical tips for getting room mics set up.
Korn’s James “Munky” Shaffer uses Aviom to monitor his in-ear mix on stage as the band tours Europe and Russia and joins the Rockstar Mayhem Festival this summer.
We often get asked what in-ear monitors we recommend, and here are a few tips to help you make a choice that works for you.
Adding ambience to your monitor mix can help reduce the sense of isolation some musicians feel when they use in-ears.
Mickey Hart band vocalist Crystal Monee Hall, along with keyboard player and vocalist, Joe Bagale talk about adding reverb to their voice in their monitor mix, a topic on which artists’ opinions vary widely.
If you want to get an argument started about monitors and monitor mixing, a good topic to go with is reverb. Opinions on the matter vary widely. So let’s take a look at what’s going on.
Guidelines for making a successful transition from wedges to in-ears
In-ears are different from wedges, and there will be issues as you make the transition.