Fantastic, all inclusive, training videos for live audio sound mixing techs! If your venue has the Midas M32, BONUS!! The videos use that mixing console! Great audio theory for a good foundation, then moving right into many critical aspects of live audio production. Being tasked to put together a better training curriculum for our church volunteer tech team, I found this video series to cover all the aspects needed. Thanks to David Wills for imparting his wisdom and experience in easy to follow videos!

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I'm a beginner in Live Sound. I have done live shows for about two years. At first I bought Ultimate Live sound School first edition on Udemy and I learned many thing from this course from basic. I applied what I learned on my shows and it's really useful. I decided to buy second version of this course from David directly and I also learned new thing from it. This second version is very informative with new update, new tools and specially in HD video. Thanks David for yours supports and your bonus too. I'd really appreciate it.

Lots of great information. Eliminates the guess work of setting up and running a sound system.

I have been out of the game for 10+ years, this was an excellant course to brush up on my skills. The older equipment in your course brought back amazing memories. I would recommend this course to folks that are new to sound engineering and a great refresher for some old dogs!

Great course. Very detailed yet easily understood and applied.

Ultimate Live Sound School

After viewing the complete course I plan on using it as one tool in our training of audio techs. For new volunteers that may not have much experience this set covers a little bit of everything which I like from the ground up. Nice thing is they used the Midas M32 live which we had recently purchased, but can apply lessons learned to any console and situation. The videos allow a volunteer to watch before entering booth which does not take up our time. When they do sit in with us they are a little less intimidated and can always go back to them over and over if needed. This also gives a new volunteer the chance to see if this interests them as they start watching with no pressure, and we don't have to invest time initially and then have them change their mind. Mix this with hands on as you go and I believe this is a good recipe for success. There are a lot of courses by others I know but I decided to try one of David's courses "Midas M32 Live intro" and I liked how he approached things and it was a good primer for us who had never been on the M32 LIVE before it arrived. Anytime I have asked questions via chat or email I also got a very quick and personal response to my questions big or small. Some of our more advanced Tech's including myself could use a little further study or refresher in EQ and such with this new digital console that you can do SO MUCH more with than our old GL2200 and small processing rack that I will probably look at one of those courses too.
Kevin J. Prebushewski Bethel CRC Edmonton,Alberta,Canada

I've been volunteering at a church for a few years, helping with our A/V systems. I've learned a lot by watching various Youtube videos. I wish I had discovered The Ultimate Live Sound School first, as it would have saved me a lot of time. Further, having discovered it now, it put very helpful information together in one place to help me be a better sound tech. It is easy to recommend the training!

This course was very helpful as a rookie sound engineer. It was amazing to learn the basics from a seasoned pro like David and he makes it so easy to understand.