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Pioneering and Perfecting Mixing at North Point [Freelancer David Stagl]

Pioneering and Perfecting Mixing at North Point [Freelancer David Stagl]

Season 1 Episode 71 Published 3 years, 1 month ago
Description

How do you constantly improve your mixing skills in a cutting edge environment like North Point Church?


David Stagl mixed at North Point for years before striking off on his own now as a freelance mix engineer for live and studio settings.


In this episode you'll hear: 

  • 1:00 Electrocution, Shaq’s crew costs and near robbery 
  • 7:15 David Stagl joins us! 
  • 15:40 Northpoint disaster story 
  • 22:00 Pioneering at Northpoint 
  • 27:50 Studio vs Live sound 
  • 30:15 Improving your skills in live and studio 
  • 34:10 Preparing for a freelance gig 
  • 35:50 Going live and live streaming simultaneously
  • 40:00 David’s approach to mixing in a live setting 
  • 44:00 Mixing in surround for live stream? 
  • 47:45 Disaster story on “cutting yourself off at the knees”
  • 51:30 Tech Takeaway on expectations 


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