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Burning River Fest Part One

A couple of weeks ago I got to work at one of our local festivals in Cleveland, OH called Great Lakes...
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The Gigs I Will Never Forget

~government lies, business interests, USA stands for freedom, governments killing their own, “Wars fought in places, where we can't even say the...
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The Fender Rhodes

By: Maria Elisa Ayerbe Barona THE FENDER RHODES 1. Discussion of the instrument: The Fender Rhodes electric piano is one of...
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Be Unstoppable: the Attitude and Skills Required to Find Success as a Touring Sound Engineeer

Get ready for 40+ years of combined experience on career advice, mixing, and health on tour. Karrie Keyes and Michelle Sabolchick...
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The Ones That Make it Have a Gift- Melissa Britton

Independent engineer Melissa Britton has been mixing monitors for Jazz great Dave Koz since 2001. She spent her early days mixing...
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Spring went where, exactly?

Since my last blog, two shows opened and closed, and the Bistro, following a grand send-off, was made mincemeat in the...
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Making Your Preshow More Than a Playlist

By: Kerrie Mondy Three of the four shows I did for New Line required preshow music of some sort, and I...
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How to Set Yourself Apart from the Competition and Get the Gig.

By: Michelle Sabolchick Pettinato If you ask the women with successful careers in professional audio, how they got to where they...
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How did you get that gig?

How did you get that gig? I’ve been asked this many times over the years.  There is no secret formula.  It as...
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