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Welcome!
Hey sound guys! So happy to see you here. If this is your first time here, please write a little post introducing yourself! we'd love to know who you are, what you do and what your goals are, or share a picture of your jam space. Here at skool, it's all about discussion and collaboration. Liking someone's post or comment goes a long way to raise your own rank in the community, and to show who's really active and offering value. The first 50 people who sign up for sound guy 101 will receive the course at a discounted price of 29$. You are all part of the Beta Testing group! in exchange for the huge discount, all I ask is that you make at least 1 post with some feedback for the course, so I can optimize it for future students. Thanks for being here. We'll see you in class!
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Analog or Digital?
Hey Sound Guys and Gals, I’m curious to know if you have any experience using a mixer. And if so, do you use an Analog or Digital mixer? Let me know what you guys are working with!
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Introduction
Hey 👋🏼, I am Konstantinos i am from Greece I am 17 years old , I've being working with my father since 14 and In the last 1 and half year I have taken it more seriously and I am looking forward to learn as much as I can.
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Ashissh Sika in the house
Hello all, I am Ashissh Sika, 19 year old from India. With 3 years of experience as a sound engineer, and being privileged learn from and contribute to at the same time by working on different types of projects as a Musician, Arranger, Vocal engineer, Foley Engineer. Recently with interest in Programming...
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Sound guy job sounds great, but...
I started off reading audiophile magazines in high-school and that turned into a 25 year long career of installing custom home audio video system with home automation. It's been fun but in another life I think it would have been more fun to be a live sound guy or some sort of recording/production engineer. I love working on my hobby channel "Full On Sessions". Maybe I'll start of with a question/comment. What concerns me about live sound is the loud volume you often have to deal with. A lot of people take pride in high volume but there are times when I'm at a live concert and the sound is too excruciating and it ruins the show for me. Are live sound guys concerned about hearing loss and how is that going to affect your perception of sound in the long run? I would think the quality of your hearing is a real asset. I wonder why some concerts sound so bad - is it because the sound guy is half deaf?? lol
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