Sound Fundamentals
Wednesday 25th & Thursday 26th October
(BECTU Sponsored)
This two day course (only bookable via BECTU) deals with sound systems for theatre and the live entertainment industries. After an introduction to sound theory, there will be hands-on sessions dealing with the component parts of a sound system and how to interconnect them. The second day will feature more advanced topics such as the use of radio microphones, foldback and in-ear monitor systems. Each topic will initially be dealt with from a basic level and no prior knowledge is assumed.
d&b Electroacoustics Training - Sound System Design and Set-up
Friday 27th October
(Free Of Charge)
The focus of the day is on achieving intelligibility - if you're passionate about sound, then you want to get good quality, intelligible sound to every seat in the house. Most sound engineers have a good knowledge of the electronic signal path, but are less sure of the acoustic signal path between the loudspeaker and the listener's ears. It is this part of the signal chain that we'll be primarily looking at. A truly fascinating lecture with many practical demonstrations.
Sound Fundamentals
Wednesday 25th & Thursday 26th October
(BECTU Sponsored)
This two day course (only bookable via BECTU) deals with sound systems for theatre and the live entertainment industries. After an introduction to sound theory, there will be hands-on sessions dealing with the component parts of a sound system and how to interconnect them. The second day will feature more advanced topics such as the use of radio microphones, foldback and in-ear monitor systems. Each topic will initially be dealt with from a basic level and no prior knowledge is assumed.
d&b Electroacoustics Training - Sound System Design and Set-up
Friday 27th October
(Free Of Charge)
The focus of the day is on achieving intelligibility - if you're passionate about sound, then you want to get good quality, intelligible sound to every seat in the house. Most sound engineers have a good knowledge of the electronic signal path, but are less sure of the acoustic signal path between the loudspeaker and the listener's ears. It is this part of the signal chain that we'll be primarily looking at. A truly fascinating lecture with many practical demonstrations.
