Category: Analogue

The Eskies rock Knockanstockan Festival!

I luckily managed to clear a day off for myself in between all the other festival bookings – just enough time to nip out to Knockanstockan Festival in Co. Wicklow to mix one of my favourite bands to work with – The Eskies!

Tuesday July 27th, 2010 in Analogue, Festivals, Gigs, Life of an engineer, Live Audio Services, Mixing Consoles, Reviews, Sound Engineers | 1 Comment »

Mixing on an analogue desk for charity!

This time 2 years ago, I presumed that I would be mixing the gig on an analogue desk. How things have changed! Up to last week, I had not mixed on an analogue desk in nearly 8 months. That stint came to an end on Saturday – for charity!

Monday June 28th, 2010 in Analogue, Gigs, Life of an engineer, Live Audio Services, Mill Theatre, Dundrum, Mixing Consoles, Reviews, Sound Engineers | No Comments »

Nice rack….

You would be forgiven for thinking that this post was about a certain part of the female body. If that is what you were looking for, then please go home now! However, if you want to find out how to make your life easier at gigs, or to be able to find problems more quickly [...]

Sunday May 23rd, 2010 in Analogue, Equipment, Leads, Radio Microphones, Random Thoughts, Sound Theory | Comments Off

Home sweet home… behind a mixing desk!

No rants, no tech specs, just loads of pictures that will speak a thousand words! Click on the thumbnails for a larger view. Ok I will shut up now…. Enjoy

Thursday May 6th, 2010 in Analogue, Digital, Life of an engineer, Mixing Consoles | 1 Comment »