For my live audio production project I have decided to
record an orchestra performing in front of their school. For this project it
required a relatively short equipment list: 2 RODE NT2 condenser mics, 1 Tascam
8 channel … DAR, XLR cables, 1 Laptop. And for video capturing purposes: 1
Cannon 7d and Tripod. This project was a demonstration of live sound mixing as
well as live sound recording. In order to make this project go above and beyond
at the end of the performance reception I had prepared disks for all of the
students in the orchestra. The microphone arrangement was the biggest issue when
it came to getting the sound of the entire orchestra rather than having just a
select few instruments drowning out the mix. One of the microphones was in the
center of the stage
Monday, April 20, 2015
Monday, April 6, 2015
Electronics Completed Projects
These pictures are captured from my electronics final
project which was to perform mathematics on the schematic, follow the
instructions in order to complete the circuit board. From schematic to finished product this
headphone amp demonstrates understanding of reading schematics, knowledge of
ohms law, and basic soldering skills. These skills are essential to the audio
professional because in most work environments there will be a written plan or
diagram to follow and being able to read and interpret these tools will help
work flow much smoother. This project also demonstrates the ability to be
precise and make simple solders in order to complete the circuit board. This
skill is useful in repairing cables, troubleshooting electrical and signal flow
issues and being able to maintain equipment in proper working condition.
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