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DECIBEL APPLICATION IN LIVE SOUND

At the end of this module, students would understand:

  • Why sound is measured in decibel
  • How to convert wattage to SPL
  • How to convert SPL to wattage
  • How to measure speaker sensitivity in decibel
  • Decibel implication in Speaker to Amplifier matching
  • Inverse square law
  • What is the difference between dBv, dBu, dBV, dBm, dB SPL

Dynamics Processor

The concept of automatically changing the gain of an audio signal. You will learn:

  • How to side chain inputs on the compressor for ducking effect
  • How to side chain filters to tame unwanted noise
  • How to side chain input to delay effect to make the effect swell with the signal
  • How trigger an input with noise gate
  • How to use expander to minimize unwanted noise
  • How to use the compressor or noise gate to affect the envelop of a transient
  • NewYork city compression style
  • How compressor affect the frequency response of a signal
  • Some compression mistakes you possibly have been making
  • How to use multiband compressor
  • How to control the dynamics of your master bus
  • How to tame unpleasant high frequencies with deEsser

Frequency Processor

You will learn:

  • The difference between equalizing and filtering
  • How to use the EQ for tonal balancing
  • The various common types of filters (Butterworth, Bessel and Linkwitz-Riley) and their best application
  • Filter slopes
  • How to equalizer by octave and harmonics
  • How to set crossover frequency with filters for Main speakers and Sub speakers
  • How maintain gain structure with addictive Eqing

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Sound Reinforcement Training Weekends (Basic)