Ford Audio Video Systems is hosting a Sound Mixing Techniques Seminar in Oklahoma City on Saturday, February 21, 2004.
January 30, 2004 (Press Release) --
OKC, OK (January 28, 2004) – To kick-off its 2004 Church Training Series, Ford Audio-Video (FAV) formally announced its Sound Mixing Techniques seminar. The event will be held February 21, 2004, at Ford Audio-Video’s Corporate Headquarters in Oklahoma City.
Topics will include: multi-channel mixing consoles, equalization of vocals, choir and instruments, control of reverb and special effects, proper use of sub groups and auxiliary sends, tips for perfect sound for each service and special event, plus much more!
This seminar is targeted at Sound Operators, Ministers of Music, Media Directors, Pastors, and Youth Ministers. Instructors will include company President, Jim Ford, E.E., P.E., Senior Service Technician Mike Gullo, and Account Manager David Taylor.
Future events are also planned focusing upon video projection & screens, sound micing, video production, and monitor mixing. For further information visit www.fordav.com or call toll free 1-800-654-6744.
About Ford Audio-Video:
Ford Audio-Video designs, installs, rents, and services professional sound, video, and lighting systems for churches, education, corporate, government, entertainment and sporting venues. Established in 1973 Ford employs 200 with offices in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Dallas, Austin, Houston, Denver, and Las Vegas.
Recognized as one of the top audio-video integrators in the nation Ford was selected to provide audio-video systems for the US House of Representatives. Systems installed include Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Houston Intercontinental Airport, Opryland in Nashville, Denver Bronco and Rockies stadiums, West Angeles Church of God in Los Angeles, and the Cyber Warfare Integration Center for the US Military.
Specializing in advanced computer controlled digital sound, video and lighting systems, Ford engineers focus on designing technically excellent systems while Ford project managers strive to install quality systems on time and under budget. Following the installation, the company provides technical and operating instruction at its new customer training facility. Service centers provide 24/7 support for all installed systems.
Topics will include: multi-channel mixing consoles, equalization of vocals, choir and instruments, control of reverb and special effects, proper use of sub groups and auxiliary sends, tips for perfect sound for each service and special event, plus much more!
This seminar is targeted at Sound Operators, Ministers of Music, Media Directors, Pastors, and Youth Ministers. Instructors will include company President, Jim Ford, E.E., P.E., Senior Service Technician Mike Gullo, and Account Manager David Taylor.
Future events are also planned focusing upon video projection & screens, sound micing, video production, and monitor mixing. For further information visit www.fordav.com or call toll free 1-800-654-6744.
About Ford Audio-Video:
Ford Audio-Video designs, installs, rents, and services professional sound, video, and lighting systems for churches, education, corporate, government, entertainment and sporting venues. Established in 1973 Ford employs 200 with offices in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Dallas, Austin, Houston, Denver, and Las Vegas.
Recognized as one of the top audio-video integrators in the nation Ford was selected to provide audio-video systems for the US House of Representatives. Systems installed include Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Houston Intercontinental Airport, Opryland in Nashville, Denver Bronco and Rockies stadiums, West Angeles Church of God in Los Angeles, and the Cyber Warfare Integration Center for the US Military.
Specializing in advanced computer controlled digital sound, video and lighting systems, Ford engineers focus on designing technically excellent systems while Ford project managers strive to install quality systems on time and under budget. Following the installation, the company provides technical and operating instruction at its new customer training facility. Service centers provide 24/7 support for all installed systems.
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