Live Sound
Live—All Access with Maroon 5 on the Red Pill Blues Tour
Mix caught the Maroon 5 Red Pill Blues Tour at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, Calif., in early June, with audio production provided by Sound Image of Escondidio, Calif.
The Year of Natalia Lafourcade
By Todd Brodginski. With six studio albums and several Latin Grammy Awards to her credit, Lafourcade has earned the title as one of Mexico’s most esteemed musicians.
FOH Engineer Embraces Yamaha on Paul Simon Tour
Supporting Paul Simon on Homeward Bound—The Farewell Tour, Clair Global is providing production that includes a Yamaha RIVAGE PM10 for front of house.
'Jagged Little Pill' Takes the Stage
The Intimacy of Songs and Story, with Some Good Ol’ Rock and Roll
Tour Profile: Modest Mouse Can’t Stop Moving
FOH Engineer Jacob Feinberg Keeps It All on Track
Live—All Access with Pink on the Beautiful Trauma Tour 2018
Pink is in the midst of one of the biggest tours of the year, having left the States recently for a summer in Australia, then back again in the spring of 2019.
David Kahne Dives Deep Into Surround
Environmental Sound Design for National Geographic Encounter: Ocean Odyssey
It’s Only Rock and Roll
Steve La Cerra, from his seat at FOH, says that there's no need to be rude to crew... it's simply a rock and roll show
What's That Sound?
Our author finds himself at an analog console for a live mix and takes a moment to listen
GTLO Rocks (and Rolls) Rams Head Live!
FOH engineer and production manager Chris Chalfin explains what goes into making the GTLO sound.
Back Page Blog: An Introduction
Mix's new technology editors, Mike Levine and Steve La Cerra, introduce themselves.
All Access with Miranda Lambert on the Livin’ Like Hippies Tour 2018
Miranda Lambert brought her Livin’ Like Hippies tour to the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, Calif., on February 8, with a full Clair Cohesion P.A. system and a couple of Yamaha PM10 consoles at FOH and monitors. Read about her on-the-road team and tech.
Paul Weller Plays Washington, D.C.’s Lincoln Theatre
By Mark R. Smith. New wave legend Paul Weller has been presenting current selections from his vast catalog during his “A Kind of Revolution” tour. As part of the U.S. leg of the tour, Weller hit Washington, D.C.’s 1,200-seat Lincoln Theatre.
