Dave Clark.com » Equalization http://daveclark.com Church Media & Tech Thu, 29 Jul 2010 17:15:06 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 EQ Settings Cheat Sheet http://daveclark.com/post/eq-settings-cheat-sheet/ http://daveclark.com/post/eq-settings-cheat-sheet/#comments Fri, 13 Mar 2009 19:37:39 +0000 Dave Clark http://daveclark.com/?p=175 So for most of us who run audio for church services each week our band and setup dosen’t change that much.  Which means that your EQ settings for each individual channel shouldn’t change all that much.  But, dosen’t it always seem like some mystery person decides that they are a pro, and puts there grubby little paws on your EQ setting and re-tweaks everything on the board. Or for us, (NCC) since we tear down and setup each week, case lids and cables bump nobs and setting just get moved accidentally.

So, one thing that are implementing is a reference sheet for EQ settings. You can take the time to get your standard setup tweaked and everything EQ’d to perfection. Then you can write down a reference for your individual channels. So next time the youth group comes in and uses the system =)… everything is not all lost. You can just put things back within miniutes. Obviously things might change a little bit week to week and might need minor tweaks here and there, but this will give you a great place to fall back to.

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If you are running a digital console then you can just ignore this because lucky you… It’s all saved right in the system… The rest of us will just drool in jealousy. =)

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