New Jerusalem Citadel Church brought CTM Sound out to address feedback issues with their sound system. The two speakers were located behind the stage, behind the microphones, causing very low volume output before feedback. They were unable to get their system loud enough to convey their message to the church. We spent the day rigging these Mackie speakers above and forwards from the stage. Not only did this clear up site lines throughout the church, it placed the speakers in a position to offer better sound coverage to the congregation, more clarity in speech and sound.
For the past few weeks, I have been working for Jon Canaan of Canaan Sound & Light, providing event production and engineering assistance for CHP sponsored events throughout the Sacramento region. Here are some photos of the event setup. Truss & lighting, sound, video projection.
Worked with Joe Johnston @ Pus Cavern Studios to record local act Zuhg & Random Abiladeze live at Harlow’s on J street in Midtown. Multi-track record and mixed at a later date back at pus.
Worked for PAC10 football for a few days down in Los Angeles during “media day” for NCAA football. Set up two video production rooms, 1 on 1 interviews with coaches and players, the other for promo video shots. Worked with Rusty at Franklin Pictures. Was a fun 2 days, exciting to work with some of the top coaches and players in PAC10.
Recorded Kesha @ Arco Arena over the weekend, working with Joe Johnston of Pus Cavern Recording. Of the 40+ tracks used for the concert, we recorded 32 channels into an extended Pro Tools HD recording rig with a wealth of mic preamps from Chameleon Labs, Daiking, Neve, Trident, and Universal Audio. HD192 and SSl audio converters were used. The tracks will be used to assist the Front of house engineer in transitioning from a Yamaha PM5D mixing console, to an Avid Venue Profile system for later tour dates.
These are pictures of a complete overhaul of a sound system at Beale Air Force Base in California. System design, installation, setup, and tuning completed by me. Big thanks to Ken’s Pro Sound for assistance in rigging the speaker cluster. Once again, quality components throughout the signal chain. Not shown are two separate audio zones with ceiling speakers and wall mount volume controls to hear the services held in the main chapel. This installation had many write-ups in magazines such as Pro Sound News and various church sound related publications.
CTM SOUND
Audio | Video | Lighting
Production | Design | Installation
Chris Miller
Owner / Audio Engineer
CA Licensed Contractor #952253
916-300-7323
chris@ctmsound.com