If you have a presenter with a PowerPoint presentation they are going to look at the screen so put the microphone on the side that they will be turning in their head to see the screen. I managed to get myself all turned around and occasionally get it on the wrong side. I've been waiting for a couple videos like this.

I need to start low-cutting my Front Fills a little more. Wonderful explanation.

As always, very useful stuff. Thanks, Mike.

Great tips for the subgroup. Thanks!

Making corporate audio better one video at a time. Great video, excellent advice.

Thank you for this great video. Really helped me a lot.

Great video. This is basically my exact workflow too but took lots of trial and error to get there; wish I saw this video 10 years ago. Would be cool to see one on how you prefer to organize your Dante I/O patching for Rios/RF/avios too.

Thank you for this video. Very helpful!

Thanks Michael, super useful. Got a couple corporate gigs coming over the next few days so I'll be better equipped to approach the shows.

Excellent video!

Yep, front fills need to be top of mind for me when adjusting EQ on a Lav during a corporate event. I start changing the channel when I might need to just correct the fill matrix. Sometimes I remember to start there, sometimes I change everything by mistake.

Learned a lot! Thanks!!

Thank you for this!

thank you for sharing 🙂

outstanding!

Thanks for this one. I see more corporate gigs in my future. I've used a wireless lav for an event before and it did not go well and had to switch to a handheld mic halfway through because of feedback. I was dealing with a very limited set up and speaker placement options. This lav was omni and the speakers were too close so it was feedback city.

this is very helpful, i do sound engineering for corporative events, thanks.

i agree with every thing you say, man. bang on, solid advice. i will add that depending on the console, some parametrics aren't as precise as the yamaha on a group output or in general. the soundcraft is super soft butterknofe in the Q department to my ear. the yamaha is like a scalpel by comparison

Nice video Michael and a good topic; corporate work is where the money is at! Something you might want to add is how to configure X/M 32 consoles to use groups rather than the default mix bus behavior because it's not that straight forward. Also, maybe a comment on how old-school groups allow you to do group processing whereas DCAs do not. And for anyone who hasn't tried using the automix feature on their digital consoles, you should definitely give it a go. I was really impressed by how seamlessly it works on the X/M 32. After watching this video I will have to see if there is a dynamic Eq available in the X/M 32 rack.

Great super useful inte.