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15 minScheduling, speed, microphone choice & placement, noise floor, speaker setup, room correction
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06 minVirtual sound check, desk recordings, time delay, dynamic control, mastering the band, orchestra, & playback
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07 minMonitor engineering, binaural audience mix, enhancing player connection, blending live & playback material
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07 minGain structure, headroom, countering bass build-up, compression, gating, taming harshness, cohesiveness
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11 minConsole specs, software vs. hardware processing, fibreoptic loop, equipment racks, radio frequency
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10 minSet design, instrument layout, time & phase alignment, calibration, pre-EQ, venue acoustics, troubleshooting
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16 minTimecode snapshots, instrument groups, VCAs, multi-band compression, treatment on multi-tracks
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10 minSoloist presence, percussion detail, channel input delays, Haas effect on panning & timing
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19 minFull sound check, equalization, automation cues, sound vs. feeling, valve saturation, conductor communication
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17 minMix buss, single vs. multi-band compression, IEMs vs. cabinets, monitor mix alterations, performance style
Mixing
The World Of Hans Zimmer
Hans Zimmer
Song : The World Of Hans Zimmer
Duration:02 min / 2h04 Subtitles: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Chinese, French
Description
For the first time, MWTM presents a series about the exciting world of live sound engineering! You’ll be taken on the journey from a warehouse in Germany to the Accor Arena in Paris, led by Hans Zimmer’s “FOH” engineer Colin Pink.
These ten parts give comprehensive insights into the preparation and execution of ‘The World of Hans Zimmer’, a dazzling show featuring a blend of orchestra, live band, and playback material. Colin takes you through the equipment used, including the digital console, hardware processing, room correction software, speaker arrays, and much more.
You’ll witness the various stages from PA calibration to virtual sound check, live sound check, and what happens in between. Aside from Pink sharing his approach, other skilled personnel shed some light on their areas of expertise as well. Comparisons are drawn between live and studio workflow, with concepts that apply strongly to both environments. Some of Colin’s techniques may be an eye-opener for those mixing records too, so the series is intended for all engineers!
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02 min
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15 min
Scheduling, speed, microphone choice & placement, noise floor, speaker setup, room correction
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06 min
Virtual sound check, desk recordings, time delay, dynamic control, mastering the band, orchestra, & playback
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07 min
Monitor engineering, binaural audience mix, enhancing player connection, blending live & playback material
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07 min
Gain structure, headroom, countering bass build-up, compression, gating, taming harshness, cohesiveness
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11 min
Console specs, software vs. hardware processing, fibreoptic loop, equipment racks, radio frequency
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10 min
Set design, instrument layout, time & phase alignment, calibration, pre-EQ, venue acoustics, troubleshooting
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16 min
Timecode snapshots, instrument groups, VCAs, multi-band compression, treatment on multi-tracks
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10 min
Soloist presence, percussion detail, channel input delays, Haas effect on panning & timing
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19 min
Full sound check, equalization, automation cues, sound vs. feeling, valve saturation, conductor communication
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17 min
Mix buss, single vs. multi-band compression, IEMs vs. cabinets, monitor mix alterations, performance style
About Colin Pink
Colin Pink is a British live sound engineer, sound designer, and project manager with numerous awards and over thirty years of experience. His foray into sound began in high school, where he developed a passion for the technical aspects of theatre and performance. After graduating from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Pink spent about a decade working at The National theatre in London. He became the sound supervisor at The Olivia stage, and honed his craft in theatre sound design before...
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