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<blockquote data-quote="Loren Jones" data-source="post: 43473" data-attributes="member: 829">Re: What (audio related) ebook do you want written?Phil,My $.02 coming from my very limited perspective; I would love a 50 page or less basic primer on live sound reinforcement in general terms written for the neophyte like me.&nbsp; I am thinking of church sound volunteers, guys who wanna provide sound for their own band on a small scale etc.&nbsp; Something that included basics of mic types and techniques, signal flow, basics of the mixing board, application of eq and dynamics in the process of mixing, basics of system deployment regarding speaker placement integration of subs with tops, basic concepts of crossover and system DSP.I know this is tremendously broad and would have to be treated at a very superficial level to fit in the space required.&nbsp; But from my perspective church sound volunteers for example don&#039;t have the motivation to go read an exhaustive book covering any one of the above topics nor do they have the motivation to go search out info from wiki or google on individual topics.&nbsp; A short primer written by someone with authoritative knowledge would be pure gold.&nbsp; 50 pages of required reading for the volunteer sound team guys, or 50 pages to read that will give you a huge head start on operating a sound system for your buddies band or your teenage kid&#039;s band.&nbsp; It may not be workable, but there is my idea.Loren</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Loren Jones, post: 43473, member: 829"] Re: What (audio related) ebook do you want written? Phil, My $.02 coming from my very limited perspective; I would love a 50 page or less basic primer on live sound reinforcement in general terms written for the neophyte like me. I am thinking of church sound volunteers, guys who wanna provide sound for their own band on a small scale etc. Something that included basics of mic types and techniques, signal flow, basics of the mixing board, application of eq and dynamics in the process of mixing, basics of system deployment regarding speaker placement integration of subs with tops, basic concepts of crossover and system DSP. I know this is tremendously broad and would have to be treated at a very superficial level to fit in the space required. But from my perspective church sound volunteers for example don't have the motivation to go read an exhaustive book covering any one of the above topics nor do they have the motivation to go search out info from wiki or google on individual topics. A short primer written by someone with authoritative knowledge would be pure gold. 50 pages of required reading for the volunteer sound team guys, or 50 pages to read that will give you a huge head start on operating a sound system for your buddies band or your teenage kid's band. It may not be workable, but there is my idea. Loren [/QUOTE]

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