Avoid vague language
for a better live sound experience

Clear language prevents misunderstandings in technical communication. Precise terminology saves time, facilitates quick adjustments, and leads more efficiently to good results.

In practice:

• Avoid subjective terms such as "flat", "lifeless", "warm", "punchy".
• Train yourself to recognize when either bass, mids, or highs are either missing or exaggerrated, so you can comminucate better and help troubleshoot.

Other recommendations:

• An electronic instrument with %75 of its loudness during soundcheck will allow enoug playroom for most situations independently of the engineer. Be aware that any level changes will affect all loudspeakers playing that signal.

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Avoid vague languagefor a better live sound experience