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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 72638" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: Real world tuning in a theatreI agree.&nbsp; It is very hard to write about all the processes that you go through when doing an alignment.&nbsp; And they don&#039;t all come through in the text.I applaud anybody doing what Timo is.&nbsp; It is NOT easy-and real easy for other to critique.&nbsp; And that was not my intention-but rather to add to the &quot;process&quot;.There is one class/workshop/seminar etc that I wish SOMEBODY would do.&nbsp; I realize it would NOT be easy-but I think would be very benifical to all that attend.Take a decent sie room 2-4000 seats with a system that has a number of elements to align.&nbsp; Say a main center cluster with down fills- exploded sidefills, frontfills, overbalcony delays, underbalcony delays and subs.Basically the class would be a step by step (with lots of interaction/discussion as to why certain adjustments were made) process that all would participate in.When you have such a system there are lots of compromises to be made.&nbsp; So discussion as to why. Delay times-highpass filter settings, &quot;special eq&quot;, levels and so forth.Maybe even do it a couple of different ways with different compromises and then listen to the results.Of course a decent sized multimic setup would be needed-and the class would have to be a couple of days.I think EVERYBODY in attendance would walk away with some new understandings.I have suggested this to a number of different people who do classes-but don&#039;t have interest yet.We can always dream can&#039;t we.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 72638, member: 30"] Re: Real world tuning in a theatre I agree. It is very hard to write about all the processes that you go through when doing an alignment. And they don't all come through in the text. I applaud anybody doing what Timo is. It is NOT easy-and real easy for other to critique. And that was not my intention-but rather to add to the "process". There is one class/workshop/seminar etc that I wish SOMEBODY would do. I realize it would NOT be easy-but I think would be very benifical to all that attend. Take a decent sie room 2-4000 seats with a system that has a number of elements to align. Say a main center cluster with down fills- exploded sidefills, frontfills, overbalcony delays, underbalcony delays and subs. Basically the class would be a step by step (with lots of interaction/discussion as to why certain adjustments were made) process that all would participate in. When you have such a system there are lots of compromises to be made. So discussion as to why. Delay times-highpass filter settings, "special eq", levels and so forth. Maybe even do it a couple of different ways with different compromises and then listen to the results. Of course a decent sized multimic setup would be needed-and the class would have to be a couple of days. I think EVERYBODY in attendance would walk away with some new understandings. I have suggested this to a number of different people who do classes-but don't have interest yet. We can always dream can't we. [/QUOTE]

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