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The Live Life Episode 13: The Poo Frequency

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On this episode Christian Samuelson takes the hosting helm with Mike Postutpak chat about dynamics of live sound – getting the right mix, line arrays,  steering sound, and keeping it loud but intelligible.  And the dreaded poo frequency.

Video available below

Host: George Tucker

Guests:

  • Chuck Espinoza
  • Jason Spatz
  • Russell Cowan

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