Level 100 Online Training

Communities communicate better when everyone speaks the same language.

Our Level 100 training is designed to form a foundation of theory, practice and terms for the audio practitioner.

We make this available to all Members to be used for learning, review, reference or just a brush up on audio fundamentals. We strongly encourage a Level 100 knowledge level as a prerequisite for higher levels of SynAudCon training.

My On Line Training   (Member's Only)

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Forums and Discussion Group

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Coming Soon New Expanded Online Discussion Group For Members Only

Our Email Discussion Groups is used as a means for individuals to work together, exchange information and ideas and solve problems. Read the testimonials below to see what the Email Discussion Group means to some of our participants.
Join this group to interact with other SynAudCon Members

Email Discussion Group Testimonials

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SynAudCon Voices

You will have an opportunity to learn through our blogs.
The blogs provide a platform for
experienced audio professionals to
share concepts and insights within
the community.

Our Bloggers  (Members Only)

Pat Brown
Don Davis
Dr. Patronis

• Richard Campbell
• Steve Macatee
• Jim Sorensen
• Ray Rayburn
• John Murray
• Peter Patrick
• Russ Gentner
• Gino Sigismondi
• Brad Benn

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Blog Categories

• Acoustic Environments
• Amplifiers
• Digital Audio
• General Topics
• Grounding, Shielding and Power Distro
• Loudspeakers
• Microphones
• Mixers

Latest SynAudCon Blog Entries

Polarity and the ETC

by Jay Mitchell (forward by Pat Brown)
A recent discussion on the SynAudCon email discussion group involved the use of the ETC (Envelope Time Curve – formerly Energy Time Curve) to determine the polarity of a transducer.  Jay Mitchell has offered a proof to resolve the issue.
Jay Mitchell’s proof is found at this link.     [...]

Latest Guest Blog Entries

Extending the Life of Soldering Iron Tips

By Ray Rayburn

A question from the Listserv.

“Is there something I should be doing to extend the life of the tips (I clean them after use, but that is it).”
Ray’s response:

I can’t speak to tips used on gas (such as butane) powered irons, but will address soldering iron tips in general here.
Way back soldering iron [...]

Polarity and the ETC

by Jay Mitchell (forward by Pat Brown)
A recent discussion on the SynAudCon email discussion group involved the use of the ETC (Envelope Time Curve – formerly Energy Time Curve) to determine the polarity of a transducer.  Jay Mitchell has offered a proof to resolve the issue.
Jay Mitchell’s proof is found at this link.     [...]

Microphone Mythbusters #3: Feedback

Here’s another frequently asked question here at Shure Applications Engineering: “What microphone can I use that doesn’t cause feedback?”  The answer to the question is, of course, that no such microphone exists.  Feedback results from a combination of many factors, including loudspeaker placement, microphone placement, the frequency response of both devices, and room acoustics. Or, [...]

SynAudCon Library

(Member's Shared Files)

Our on-line library includes nearly four decades of audio resources. You may download past SynAudCon publications. The IR Exchange allows our members to share room measurements for collaboration and discussion.

Access Member Files

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SynAudCon Member Directory

Present yourself to the SynAudCon community. Advertise yourself by listing your contact information, affiliations, and certifications. You may control your email discussion group settings, set your privacy preferences,and soon manage your audio education with our Learning Management System.

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