
Join this introduction to sound design in the complete guide for system tuning and calibration using Smaart, as a touring mix engineer explains how mixing perspective shapes system outcomes.
Explore how Smaart enables precise system calibration and tuning by aligning time and phase, correcting crossovers, and shaping tonal balance through real-time transfer function analysis.
learn the basic setup and operation of Smaart ®
Part 2 for understanding Smaart
Apply live sound design in practice with Smaart by setting up mics, pink noise, and gains, then tune subs, mains, delays, and front fills for outdoor gigs.
This time we will be confronting a bigger setup and will go together on all the steps from start to finish
Apply mic placement based on middle of the array and center of the subs, adjust sub-group delay, capture and save tops+subs trace, and tune with targeted eq.
Smaart ® is a product owned by Rational Acoustics
Thank you for having an interest in sound design, audio engineering and understanding of my workflow and take on system calibration
in this course we go over from the basic setup and uses of Smaart ® Di2 to making any live show sound better and any audio sound system preform correctly
My take on this subject is easy straight forward and pure result oriented
that means that we will spend as little as possible on mathematical equations or the physics theories of the big bang...and jump right into working on real scenarios
seeing how to really work with Smaart® in the daily manner in a professional and practical way
So
first we will go over some general principles, then we dive in to the software
and by the end of this course you will be able to work as a system tech engineer for any size show
having deep understanding of the work flow and work faster and more efficient than ever before!
You will learn
system sound design
speaker alignment
live sound system tech
Audio engineering
hope your excited to start!
*This course is not an official course from Rational Acoustics
Smaart® is a registered trademark of Rational Acoustics. The author of this content is not affiliated with or endorsed by Rational Acoustics