Brenda Brown, Author at Prosoundtraining

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Entries by Brenda Brown

The Electrostatic Field and Electrostatic Potential Relationship

March 17, 2010/by Brenda Brown

By Dr. Eugene Patronis

This is the fourth in a series of articles dealing with coaxial cables operating in the frequency span from direct current through the microwave region. The first article, which dealt only with currents, inductance, and magnetic … Read more

The Conduit Transformer

March 17, 2010/by Brenda Brown

Theory and Practice – By Dale Shirk

This paper intends to show how a simple error in power wiring geometry inside the conduit can create a transformer which induces voltage on the ground wire. This can ruin an otherwise well

Your First Measurement Rig…

March 16, 2010/by Brenda Brown

Meaningful Metrics – By Pat Brown

Many first-time buyers of measurement rig are confused by the multitude of choices in the marketplace. This article will help you sort through the offerings and spend your money wisely.

If you are tooling … Read more

Pseudo Stereo – When Stereo isn't possible or practical "spaciousness" may be an adequate substitute

March 16, 2010/by Brenda Brown

Theory and Practice – By Dale Shirk

Pseudo Stereo – When true stereo is not feasible or possible, “spaciousness” can be achieved with a relatively simple playback setup.

For many years the conventional wisdom said that stereo PA was impossible. … Read more

Compression Driver Specifications

March 16, 2010/by Brenda Brown

Meaningful Metrics By Pat Brown

A recent compression driver measurement project afforded the opportunity to test two concepts. The driver line-up was (3) 11 ohm drivers and (4) 8 ohm drivers. These are 1-inch exit devices that would be typically … Read more

Measured Acoustic Data on Oklahoma City Civic Center Music Hall

March 16, 2010/by Brenda Brown

By Pat Brown

The Oklahoma City Civic Center Music Hall is rated as one of the top 3 in the USA. Syn-Aud-Con takes a tour, and provides some measured data for experimentation.

The Oklahoma City Core and Technicians classes were … Read more

Loudspeaker Sensitivity – What's a Watt, Anyway?

March 16, 2010/by Brenda Brown

By Charlie Hughes

Loudspeaker sensitivity and sound pressure level are not the same thing. Charlie Hughes shows why.

The specification of a loudspeaker’s sensitivity is probably one of the most common, yet perhaps one of the most misunderstood. In the … Read more

Post-Processing to get Sound Pressure Level " SPL "

March 16, 2010/by Brenda Brown

Meaningful Metrics – By Pat Brown

Pat Brown shows the procedure for recording Multichannel wave files to provide the sound pressure level (SPL) history of the event.

So how loud is a college football game in an open-air stadium with … Read more

Miking a Choir Without Feedback

March 15, 2010/by Brenda Brown

Tools of the Trade – By Pat Brown

Pat Brown showed how he miked a choir to get a lot of acoustic gain and no feedback. MP3 included.

I recently helped provide sound reinforcement for a local benefit concert. “An … Read more

Point Source Loudspeaker / Line Array Comparison

March 15, 2010/by Brenda Brown

By Pat Brown

Pat Brown collected measured data and compared a point source loudspeaker and line array in the same semi-reverberant environment.

The Phoenix, AZ Sound Reinforcement for Designers class experienced one of our best site visits ever. You can … Read more

About Brenda Brown

Entries by Brenda Brown

The Electrostatic Field and Electrostatic Potential Relationship

The Conduit Transformer

This paper intends to show how a simple error in power wiring geometry inside the conduit can create a transformer which induces voltage on the ground wire. This can ruin an otherwise well

Your First Measurement Rig…

Many first-time buyers of measurement rig are confused by the multitude of choices in the marketplace. This article will help you sort through the offerings and spend your money wisely.

Pseudo Stereo – When Stereo isn't possible or practical "spaciousness" may be an adequate substitute

Pseudo Stereo – When true stereo is not feasible or possible, “spaciousness” can be achieved with a relatively simple playback setup.

Compression Driver Specifications

Measured Acoustic Data on Oklahoma City Civic Center Music Hall

The Oklahoma City Civic Center Music Hall is rated as one of the top 3 in the USA. Syn-Aud-Con takes a tour, and provides some measured data for experimentation.

Loudspeaker Sensitivity – What's a Watt, Anyway?

Loudspeaker sensitivity and sound pressure level are not the same thing. Charlie Hughes shows why.

Post-Processing to get Sound Pressure Level " SPL "

Pat Brown shows the procedure for recording Multichannel wave files to provide the sound pressure level (SPL) history of the event.

Miking a Choir Without Feedback

Pat Brown showed how he miked a choir to get a lot of acoustic gain and no feedback. MP3 included.

Point Source Loudspeaker / Line Array Comparison

Pat Brown collected measured data and compared a point source loudspeaker and line array in the same semi-reverberant environment.

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