Live Sound Engineering
Experience
I have been working in live production and sound since 2016, starting in theater. Since then, I have worked at several venues around St. Louis and 3 production companies, spanning St. Louis and Chicago, and a church. I have planned and put on a few pop-up events with friends which included securing and running rag-tag systems.
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Venues of note that I have gotten my hands on are the City Winery, National Blues Museum, The Duck Room at Blueberry Hill, and The Connection United Methodist Church.
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Audio has been my focus since my start, but I have lots of experience setting video and lighting rigs for live productions, mostly corporate events, since working with Sound Works Productions (now Vantage Productions) and Ironman Sound Industries, which I am currently working with full-time.
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I am Dante levels 1 and 2 certified, experienced with M32 and X32 consoles, and Q, C, and D series Yamaha consoles, as well as the PM7 Rivage. I have some experience with a DigiCo Quantum 338 Pulse, and am itching to get my hands back on it. I am proficient in running monitors and FOH, hanging line arrays, frequency coordination, hanging lighting fixtures and projectors, programming amplifiers, and erecting video walls, stages, and decor.
Build and Repair
I really enjoy building cable, soldering, building custom panels and racks, and putting circuit boards together. I love the intricacies of building electronics and their maintenance. I have experience in updating amplifier software and cleaning amps, fixing mic stands and replacing parts missing from gear that's been out on the road. It's so satisfying to have something I make work and to see it in use.
