How To Tune Your PA | Chris Greely | CLASS PREVIEW

In this class you'll learn the differences between “Room Tuning” & “PA Tuning” and the importance of taking your time to properly do both in order to get the best out of your speakers. With years of professional experience from large arenas to small chapels, Chris provides his detailed approach to getting his PA system ready for a stellar mix.

[@brian_malota]

Just watched the full video…didn’t learn a single thing.

[@BotanicalBasil]

It's a preview, not a class.

[@brian_malota]

@@BotanicalBasillol right. Like I said, I went ahead and watched the full video. It was a waste of time.

[@shortygordy]

You know, I honestly thought I was the only one. I thought I just had to rewatch it again and again but it helps to see that the class just doesn't have the content it needs, or I'd expected to have.

[@Roberorozco2003]

Where I can watch the complete training session?

[@gahsagemusic1813]

Where is the full video?

[@joewarren2602]

How to tune a pa... Use this software but I'm not going to show you how to use it.
Appreciate you have experience tuning pa but I've not learnt anything how to tune a pa apart from the software you use

[@LeChapeauMusic]

okay so basically the easiest way you can do it is (with an M32 console which is the most popular) step 1: measure the room. no need for software you can either use your ears if they're well trained or an RTA app on your phone where you play a good mix (my recommendation: Lenny Kravitz - American Woman) and look at the graph. step 2: EQ the outputs for the speakers to make the track sound good and the RTA to look somewhat like pink noise. this is very simple and basic, through the years you'll gain experience and you'll do better.

[@LeChapeauMusic]

the most important thing about EQing speakers is getting rid of specific frequencies sounding louder than others in the room, which will completely ruin the sound. and of course, through the console you can also set the crossover point between the satellites/subs

[@sukoonsirfsukoon]

learn for Michael Curtis channel. He is so good at this.

[@jthunderbass1]

I wish I could afford a $4000 wireless system. I wish I could afford a $4000 DSP.
For the wireless that’s $4k per mic. If you want multiple measurements, that’s a lot of one dollar bills.