Joshua Thompson
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- TO BE OR NOT TO BE A Resident Designer, That Is. One Sound Designer Weighs In. Hemphill, Garth // Entertainment Design;Apr2003, Vol. 37 Issue 4, p26
Describes what it means to be a resident sound designer. Tendency of a resident sound designer's job description to fluctuate with the needs of the moment; Advantages of working with a mixture of directors, designers, actors, staff, and crew; Author's experiences in working at the South Coast...
- L.A. GRAPEVINE. Scoppa, Bud // Mix;May2006, Vol. 30 Issue 5, p130
The article relates the experiences of the author in working as an audio engineer at a sound studio in Los Angeles, California. According to the author, he will never forget looking in the dark of the control room as Emmylou Harris sang a duet with Gramm Parsons. The author also remembers the...
- PORtRait OF THE aUDiO aRtiSt. Kirk, Fiona // Stage Directions;Apr2004, Vol. 17 Issue 4, p52
Profiles audio artist Brett Jarvis. Theatrical shows and dance performances that he has worked on; Details on his theatrical background; Description of his philosophy during the beginning of his chosen career.
- "Yes. Thank You.". Lee, Baker // FRONT of HOUSE;Apr2010, Vol. 8 Issue 7, p44
A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of being a sound technician and technical crew whose job is to ensure that the overall production is of great quality.
- Religion, Faith and Touring Life. Lee, Baker // FRONT of HOUSE;Feb2013, Vol. 11 Issue 5, p44
The author discusses the complexity of combining one's religious belief and the life of a working/touring audio engineer. The author shares his experience of the complexity of being a religious person and having a career as a musician or an audio engineer when his lead singer of the Henderson...
- The Versatile Engineer. Becka, Kevin // Mix;May2006, Vol. 30 Issue 5, p48
The article discusses the versatility of sound engineers in the United States. Sound engineers are widening their areas of expertise and expanding their focus. Some are becoming a full-service solution for their clients. With Internet-powered technology, sound engineers have been able to...
- Fix It. // Mix;Oct2003, Vol. 27 Issue 11, p144
Presents tips from sound engineer Jim Yakabuski. Frequency response of line array systems; Tip for smoothing level and tonality.
- On the Road. // Mix;Oct2004, Vol. 28 Issue 11, p88
Interviews Jonathan Byrd, the front-of-house engineer of the band Death Cab for Cutie. Challenges faced by Byrd with the band; Impression set by Byrd to the band; Revelation about the gears he cannot live without on tour.
- FixIt. // Mix;Jan2006, Vol. 30 Issue 1, p68
The article focuses on the contributions of Thomas McNabb, front-of-house engineer, in a concert tour. According to McNabb that lining up the two kick drum microphones can have a drastic effect on the kick drum's tone and sound. The author also discusses the performance application of kick drum...
