Podcasts about crowd mics

Crowd mics (and by extension, room mics) are an easy way to help out the musicians on stage, and everyone tuning in to the broadcast feed. James and Samantha dive into setting up crowd and room mics, what the difference is, how we process them, and when the best times to start using them are!Co-host Samantha Potter is also co-lead instructor with Church Sound University — a training program tailored specifically for worship audio techs that's now also available online. Reach her via LinkedIn, on IG @potteraudio, or contact her via email here email.Co-host James Attaway is the author of the Live Mixing Field Guide, a quick-start guide to EQ, compression and effects. Find more from James on the Attaway Audio YouTube Channel and at AttawayAudio.com. Reach him on IG @attawayaudio or contact him via email here.Church Sound Podcast is sponsored by Primacoustic, and DiGiCo, and Electro-Voice.

“I’ve talked to crazy executives, huge investors by just being a real human and just not pitching.” The business and brand star you all need to know about is joining us on #TheKaraGoldinShow! Growing up in a business-minded family, Sean Holladay knew he would have his own business someday. From running a janitorial company in the early days to launching an app called Crowd Mics alongside his older brother, then finally co-founding The Spacestation. Nonstop! Today, he and his business partner empower hundreds of creators to help brands tell their stories. Learn more about his entrepreneurial explorations before and after co-founding The Spacestation, how you can tap into social media to grow your influence, and some great career advice on the latest episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow Show notes at https://karagoldin.com/podcast/sean-holladay

Another Monday, another Event Tech Podcast, today introducing Crowd Mics for events! Everyone can relate to the annoyances of sound during a live event. Whether it's the speaker, the audience, or the AV company, these little glitches affect everyone. Ultimately, they affect the success of an otherwise awesome event, and no one wants that. How often have you asked yourself: "Wouldn't it be awesome if I could just turn my phone into a mic?". Well, you've probably wondered about this in several situations of your life. But with events, in particular, imagine just how much this small tweak could be a game changer. No more mic runners for anyone! If an attendee wants to ask a question, he could just turn his phone into a wireless microphone. Almost sounds like magic, right? Well, it's not - it's actually Crowd Mics for events! Back in 2013, two brothers conceived this idea. The following year, the product was launched, and our host Brandt Krueger got to sit down with them for the first time. And today, five years later, Brandt and Will Curran welcome brothers Tim and Sean Halladay. For this week's Event Tech Podcast, the four reminisce about the rollercoaster past, what's new in the present, and what the future might bring. Amp up your speakers, because this week is all about the journey of Crowd Mics for events!

Biamp's new Crowd Mics, and ROI for higher education.

Christie's CEO is stepping down in April, Biamp is activating 3 billion microphones, and what a working system means to you and your client.

Christie's CEO is stepping down in April, Biamp is activating 3 billion microphones, and what a working system means to you and your client.

Christie's CEO is stepping down in April, Biamp is activating 3 billion microphones, and what a working system means to you and your client.

John Federico (@gadgetboy) talks with Sean Holladay (@seanholladay) of Crowd Mics about audience interaction, how to ensure that you’re getting the right WiFi and internet connectivity for your event and the value of serving others - and more.

Join us this week for our Ask Us Anything & News Edition! #EventIcons Laura Lopez of SocialTables and Sean Holladay of Crowd Mics will be catching you up on the latest industry news and answering your questions – LIVE! In this episode we are tackling topics such as: how new technology will affect event management (RFID, VR, etc), the latest craze – PokemonGo, and much, much more! Log in and ask your questions, and our #EventIcons will do their best to answer them. Follow us on Twitter: Sean Holladay Laura Lopez Will Curran

Join us this week for our Ask Us Anything & News Edition! #EventIcons Laura Lopez of SocialTables and Sean Holladay of Crowd Mics will be catching you up on the latest industry news and answering your questions – LIVE! In this episode we are tackling topics such as: how new technology will affect event management (RFID, VR, etc), the latest craze – PokemonGo, and much, much more! Log in and ask your questions, and our #EventIcons will do their best to answer them. Follow us on Twitter: Sean Holladay Laura Lopez Will Curran

Event technology, event technology, event technology! It’s on the tips of everyone’s tongues in the industry so I wanted to assemble the top names in the event industry who know event technology and of course, I had to invite Liz King of techsytalk, Sean Holladay of Crowd Mics and Laura Lopez of Social Tables to chat trends, cool new technologies and most importantly to answer your questions! It’s another episode of #EventIcons and this one does not disappoint! Be sure to tune in every Wednesday at 5pm LIVE on Blab to ask questions of the icons of the event industry. Watch the recording of Episode 3 below. Follow our iconic guests on Twitter: Liz King Sean Holladay Laura Lopez Will Curran Epic resources mentioned: techsytalk techsytalk LIVE Crowd Mics SocialTables Slack (Episode 96〕How to hack into big corporations -Sean Holladay Gary Vaynerchuk QuickTapSurvey FastBar Georama PCMA Convening Leaders Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook: How to Tell Your Story in a Noisy Social World Crush It!: Why NOW Is the Time to Cash In on Your Passion The Thank You Economy Gary Vaynerchuk on Periscope Product Hunt Product Hunt Podcasts Product Hunt Books BizBash Event Manager Blog Meeting Pool Mashable Wired Inc Magazine Peter Shankman Event Planning Checklist

Event technology, event technology, event technology! It’s on the tips of everyone’s tongues in the industry so I wanted to assemble the top names in the event industry who know event technology and of course, I had to invite Liz King of techsytalk, Sean Holladay of Crowd Mics and Laura Lopez of Social Tables to chat trends, cool new technologies and most importantly to answer your questions! It’s another episode of #EventIcons and this one does not disappoint! Be sure to tune in every Wednesday at 5pm LIVE on Blab to ask questions of the icons of the event industry. Watch the recording of Episode 3 below. Follow our iconic guests on Twitter: Liz King Sean Holladay Laura Lopez Will Curran Epic resources mentioned: techsytalk techsytalk LIVE Crowd Mics SocialTables Slack (Episode 96〕How to hack into big corporations -Sean Holladay Gary Vaynerchuk QuickTapSurvey FastBar Georama PCMA Convening Leaders Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook: How to Tell Your Story in a Noisy Social World Crush It!: Why NOW Is the Time to Cash In on Your Passion The Thank You Economy Gary Vaynerchuk on Periscope Product Hunt Product Hunt Podcasts Product Hunt Books BizBash Event Manager Blog Meeting Pool Mashable Wired Inc Magazine Peter Shankman Event Planning Checklist

Complete Show Notes: http://wp.me/p1sfi8-2ch In this episode of the Sound Design Live podcast I talk with Tim Holladay about why customer service is so important and how Crowd Mics can solve your wireless microphone problem. Start supporting Sound Design Live on Patreon today for as little as $1: https://www.patreon.com/sounddesignlive

Deb Evans, President of Franchise Foundry and Jack Monson, Global Director of Manalto are joined by Sean Holloday, co-founder of Crowd Mics. A new app that turns your smartphone into a microphone! How often do you hear, "please turn off all electronic devices" at a conference? Why? Don't you want the audience to text, tweet and share? With the app Crowd Mics the audience can now engage with the speaker and audience! Join the conversation on Facebook and connect with Deb and Jack on Twitter. Visit www.socialgeekradio.com for previous podcasts.http://www.socialgeekradio.com