Keynote Time Frame

1	Intro Slide
2	7:20 First Job
3	9:14 Choices
4	10:00 Futures
5	10:52 Punkers
6	11:36 Tapes
7	12:02 Mattel
8	14:13 Wedges
9	14:32 1st PA
10	18:40 Flyer
11	21:16 Grades
12	22:23 Tow
13	24:54 Lessons Question the validity of everything Test everything It’s fun to break things. In the aerospace industry the paperwork needed to create ‘something’ exceeds the ‘something’ created
14	25:32 All Rat
15	27:20 Glamour
16	28:14 7 PA’s
17	29:28 The 5 Factors of Loudspeaker Design Size Weight Max Volume Fidelity Cost
18	30:11 The design motives can be easily figured out
19	31:09 7 PA’s
20	32:00 3-Way
21	33:08 Subs on an Aux Cant get there from here Much better than a high pass Why put subs on the high hat? Send every channel to subs post fader and you are back to a subs on L&R setup
22	34:30 Tweeters on an Aux If it works for subs…
23	35:55 Post Limiter Attenuators Frequency response versus volume
24	37:00 MicroWedge Proto’s
25	37:45 EAW
26	38:06 Vacation
27	40:21 Multi Source Line Arrays 1974
28	40:35 Brilliant and Impractical
29	41:07 And had to try it – Black Flag 1986
30	42:05 Brilliant and Impractical
31	42:14 The design objective of “use it all!”
32	42:50 Advances in technology now give us
33	43:32 So we start with lots of instruments and then mix them all together
34	44:29 Two!
35	44:49 Why Do We Mix Them Together? Aha! Because otherwise we would not know what to call ourselves! Hey man, are ya mixing? Nope, I’m a ‘keep it separate’ engineer Cost, size and complexity Is live audio is stuck in the stereo paradigm?
36	46:45 Small
37	49:35 Flamingos
38	49:47 Peter
39	51:40 Here
40	52:20 Raised mix positions suck
41	52:50 Temperature and Humidity
42	53:48 Infrared Thermometers
43	54:10 It’s not tough to take temp readings and work with the venues to get things consistent
44	54:23 Volume Strategy