Sound of Music

You're in the club and the band is amazing. All eyes should be on them. However, the high-pitched feedback that just came from the speakers has the whole place looking for an escape route. 

Mixing live audio is not just a technical skill, but also part artistry, psychology and common sense.  A talented sound engineer  can make the difference between a successful sound gig or an embarrassing nightmare.

Our experienced sound engineers would love to bring out  the full potential of your band at your next show. 

We have the knowledge, experience and equipment to make your next show sound professional.

Some food for thought:

It's easy to think of the term "sound reinforcement" as another way to say "make it louder." But reinforcement and amplification are different things. The biggest mistake in live sound is just trying to make it louder.

Clubs are great examples of places where amplifying the sound usually just makes the music or band even harder to hear and understand. Reinforcing the sound by methods other than the volume control should be the goal.

Proper speaker placement, becoming familiar with the frequency controls, mixing the stage monitors effectively with the house speakers, and communicating with the band are just a few of the simple ways to make the audio sound fantastic.

We at Sound of Music, understand what it takes to give the band the professional mix it deserves.  And, we can help you sound as good as you are.  

Give us a call today and let us help you make your next event a great hit.

. Casey James, American Idol Contestant and overall great musician. Sound mix,  equipment rental and setup at Angel Fire Resort, Angel Fire, NM