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Signal To Noise Podcast

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Live Sound Engineering
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Broadway
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Music Festivals
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The Signal to Noise podcast features conversations with people from all corners of the live sound industry, from FOH and monitor engineers, tour managers, Broadway sound designers, broadcast mixers, system engineers, and more.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes334Founded7 years ago
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Latest Episodes

In Episode 305, Andy and Sean present an end of summer wrap-up, touching on a wide variety of subjects as concert season for a lot of small to mid-size sound companies wind down and corporate season picks up! Andy shares some big news on his new “day... more

Daniel and Andreas Sennheiser, the third-generation CEOs of Sennheiser Electronics, join the show in Episode 304 to celebrate and look back on Sennheiser’s 80th anniversary.

In a wide-ranging conversation, they talk about the history of Sennheiser, ... more

In Episode 303, Sean and Andy are joined by Robert Kuijpers, coming to us straight from the Netherlands to share stories and tips from his extensive experience in the “guerrilla audio” world of fast-moving music festivals.

Robert has been immersed i... more

In Episode 302, Andy and Sean welcome back Sam Kusnetz from Figure 53 to discuss new features in QLab 5.5 software for designing and playing back sound, video, light, and show control cues, particularly the introduction of object-based audio. This ep... more

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Recent Guests

Daniel Sennheiser
Co-CEO of Sennheiser
Sennheiser
Episode: 304. A Conversation With Daniel & Andreas Sennheiser
Andreas Sennheiser
Co-CEO of Sennheiser
Sennheiser
Episode: 304. A Conversation With Daniel & Andreas Sennheiser
Robert Kuijpers
Sound engineer and combat audio specialist from the Netherlands.
Episode: 303. Robert Kuijpers On “Guerrilla Audio” For Festivals
Sam Kusnetz
Software engineer and developer, representing Figure 53
Figure 53
Episode: 302. Sam Kusnetz Of Figure 53 On QLab 5.5
Gabe Correa
Project manager for live and broadcast sport events, with experience in Olympic Games, Formula 1, and others.
Clair Global
Episode: 301. Gabe Correa Of Clair Global On Large-Scale Special Events
Jim Reed
RCF USA Manager of Installed Sound and System Design
RCF USA
Episode: 299. Jim Reed, RCF USA Manager of Installed Sound and System Design
Laura Sinnott
Former audio engineer for the film industry turned audiologist.
Episode: 297. Healthy Ears, Limited Annoyance Initiative (HELA)
Jon Burton
Senior lecturer at the University of Derby with over 40 years of experience as a live sound engineer.
University of Derby
Episode: 297. Healthy Ears, Limited Annoyance Initiative (HELA)
Jos Wilder
Academic at the Australian National University, teaching music technology and a former live sound engineer.
Australian National University
Episode: 297. Healthy Ears, Limited Annoyance Initiative (HELA)

Hosts

Andy Leviss
Host of the show, with extensive experience in audio engineering and live sound production.
Sean Walker
Co-host with a background in live sound and audio engineering, contributing insights and humor to the discussions.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 199 ratings
  • Decent content by poor presenting

    Tonees of F bombs right out of the gate, pretty self indulgent host. Not fun to listen to.

    Nah.....

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Edward in Canada
    Canada8 months ago
  • Mom of a high school graduate/audiophile

    I just finished listening to episode 247. You guys…. I soooooo appreciated your advice on work-life balance.

    My 18-year-old son will be starting an audio engineer and production school in the fall. My husband has his own company, to which I sometimes think my son does not know there is such a thing as a vacation (we haven’t done many).

    Both father and son love to work, and I love them both, and like to try to keep their brains intact.

    Your words are priceless, and helpful to me who is ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NANI?!?
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great guests shouted over by sound bro

    Interesting topics, great guests ruined by your man Sean cutting them off constantly and ruining their punchlines and talking about himself constantly

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Tonemint
    New Zealanda year ago
  • Like it

    Good content. The dramatic volume difference between participants and laughter straight into microphone is distracting.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Lew in Chicago
    United States2 years ago
  • This show is the real deal

    I love listening to this show. Great company and info. And humor.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cookie35r
    United States3 years ago

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While some listeners find the dynamic engaging, others express concerns about interruptions within conversations.
Listeners appreciate the blend of informative and entertaining content, valuing the practical advice shared by experts in the industry.
The hosts' backgrounds in audio create a sense of credibility and passion that resonates with the audience.
Overall, the podcast is recognized as a supportive community for both novice and seasoned audio professionals, fostering an encouraging atmosphere for discussions.

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#216
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Apple Podcasts
#217
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

301. Gabe Correa Of Clair Global On Large-Scale Special Events
Q: What advice would you give to someone wanting to get into the type of events you're doing?
Gabe emphasizes the importance of studying and keeping up to date with technology, especially in high-profile fields like broadcast audio.
301. Gabe Correa Of Clair Global On Large-Scale Special Events
Q: How did you get your start and how do you end up in audio?
Gabe began working in audio from a young age, helping with his family's audio rental company in Brazil, which led to a career in orchestras and large-scale live events.
293. Freelance Mixer Brian Maddox
Q: What would you say are the ABCs of freelancing?
Say yes to everything and cut your spending to the bare minimum.
279. Blasting Super Loud Sound At Spacecraft & Satellites!
Q: What's like the coolest thing you've experienced working doing this stuff?
Every day is cool and unique; recent experiences include testing the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Optical Assembly and the Wide Field of View instrument.
276. Multifaceted Live Audio Professional Jason Waggoner
Q: Jason, why don't you give us a little bit about who you are, what you do for the folks who, unlike me and Sean, don't know you?
I've been doing live audio in some form or fashion for 25 years. I've been doing it professionally for 23 of those years. And I do a wide variety of things these days.

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1. Daniel Sennheiser
2. Andreas Sennheiser
3. Robert Kuijpers
4. Sam Kusnetz
5. Gabe Correa
6. Jim Reed
7. Laura Sinnott
8. Jon Burton

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