This in-person training was conducted at Messiah College in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. We took a tour of several spaces such as the Hostetter Chapel, the high-tech Miller Auditorium that featured moving acoustic ceiling panels and wall drapes, several other acoustically engineered spaces and the gym with line array speakers. Pat Brown setup a measure mic coupled with an audio system to demonstrate the principles from the class.

Description
Learning how it works is the key to sound system setup and troubleshooting.

• Can you logically think your way through all of the interfaces in a sound system?
• Do you depend on guess-work to solve system problems?
• Are you spending hours equalizing with minimal improvement?

Pat Brown will demonstrate how to measure voltage, impedance, polarity, SPL, and STIPA using audio and acoustic instrumentation. More importantly, he will help you learn what these measurements mean and how to use them to ensure that your system is performing optimally.

Pat will demonstrate an optimized method for equalizing a sound system a method that is efficient, logical, and repeatable. Time is money. Learn how to get it done quickly.

He takes these hard-to-explain topics and uses lecture, analogies, and active demos to get the points across. If you don’t get a concept on the first pass, you will also hear it from a different perspective. Because of this approach, Pat is known to be among the best teachers in the audio industry.

Attend this seminar and look forward to having the satisfaction that your systems are the best they can be.