| SMAART training in Chicago [message #284978] |
Tue, 22 January 2008 19:19  |
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Doug Fowler
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We are looking at April 8-9 for our SMAART 101 class in Chicago. Tentatively, Harry Brill will be joining me for a two day class.
Nothing is firm yet, so stay tuned.
Updates are also on the web site.
http://www.audioseminars.com
Thanks!
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| Re: SMAART training in Chicago [message #292196 is a reply to message #284978 ] |
Mon, 11 February 2008 20:26  |
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 Cory 'Rooster' McKinnon
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We are confirmed for April 8th and 9th at:
Holiday Inn NorthShore
5300 Touhy Ave
Skokie, IL
(847) 679-8900
There is a block of rooms available at a discounted rate of $115/night + 9.5% sales tax. Tell them you are with the SMAART Training group when calling to make room reservations. The rooms are scheduled for Monday, the night of the 7th, and Tuesday, the night of the 8th. Checkout is set for Noon, Wednesday, April 9th. They can make arrangements to store your bags after checkout or we can keep them in the meeting room.
The 2 day Class will cost $275/person and will be led by Doug Fowler (www.audioseminars.com) and Harry Brill. Lunch each day is included in the price of the seminar, as well as beverages/coffee throughout the day.
Please email corymckinnon1 at gmail.com to have your name put on the list of participants. Once received, a confirmation email will be sent to you with payment information.
If there are any questions please PM me or email me at corymckinnon1 at gmail.com. If there are any cancellations please notify me ASAP so that someone else can have the opportunity to attend.
Thank you.
Edit: Please let me know of any dietary/food allergy concerns.
[Updated on: Fri, 04 April 2008 15:46]
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| Re: SMAART training in Chicago [message #311246 is a reply to message #311245 ] |
Thu, 10 April 2008 21:33 |
HarryBrillJr.
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Here is the response in the Delay zone. There is a par of UPA-2Ps for mains and a single UPA-1P for delay (per side). It's combat audio (crossfire PA), but this pretty much demonstrates what we attempted to do in a tiny meeting room. The delays were EQ'd to match the response of the mains in the delay zone. Also you can compare the close up UPA-2P response from the previous post to the response 100 or so feet away. Notice the "pinking".
[Updated on: Thu, 10 April 2008 21:35]
Harry Brill Jr.
http://www.geocities.com/proaudioguy/
http://www.rationalacoustics.com/
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| Re: SMAART training in Chicago [message #311422 is a reply to message #311413 ] |
Fri, 11 April 2008 10:45 |
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Lee Patzius
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| Cory 'Rooster' McKinnon wrote on Fri, 11 April 2008 11:10 |
Thanks for the screens Harry. It's nice to see something from out in 'the real world' after getting into the work that we did in class. And it actually makes sense, believe it or not.
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Yes, post more screenshots!
Hey guys from the Chicago Smaart class! Ain’t it cool to see these screen shots and make sense out of them?
Personally, I just wanted to say how much I really enjoyed the Smaart class, and that I really learned a lot. There were so concepts demonstrated and talked about… The whole thing really hit home. There were a lot of “Oh, but of course!” moments too.
And to Harry Brill Jr. and Doug Fowler for sharing their wealth of knowledge and instructing our class, and Cory McKinnon and Geoffrey Miller, for all your time and energy putting this all together, and supplying the rig… A HUGE Thank You!
Meeting fellow Labsters and other industry professionals was pretty cool too, including Mark Meagher and Henry Thomas of Showtyme Sound, Casey Pitchford and Steve from Touch Audio & Media, Adrian Brown from Top Notch Integrated Systems, the FOH Engineer from They might Be Giants, and so many others in class… I wish I knew everyone’s names… There were plenty pictures taken. Hopefully they’ll post here soon. I’m hoping Cory will be able to interpolate the sign-in sheet, and put names to everyone.
I also want to mention Nathan Short and his very experienced assistants at the Wise Fools Pub. Wow Nathan! Not only do you have a killer system (nice install job BTW) and your club is beautiful, I especially like the bathroom walls completely armored with black painted metal diamond plate, and thanks for the RCA to Cat5E tip!
Again, thanks to everyone involved, the full class, and to those I met, that really made this whole thing an enjoyable experience!
Lee Patzius
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