BigNate84's video: Live Sound 101: Analog Audio Signal Types

http://LiveSound101.com - Welcome to the fourth video in my Live Sound 101 video series. In this video I'll talk about the three most common analog audio signal types you will work with as a live sound person. Generally speaking analog audio is low voltage electricity. Microphone level, line level, and speaker level audio signals can be found in every professional sound reinforcement system. 00:18 Thanks for your feedback 01:00 Three analog audio signal types 02:04 Microphone level signal 03:25 Line level signal 04:55 Speaker level signal 05:45 Match signal level with the proper input JOIN THE COMMUNITY Community: http://bit.ly/LiveSound101 AVST Podcast: http://AVShopTalk.com Recommended Reading: The Art of Recording - http://amzn.to/TsexTT Acoustics & Psychoacoustics - http://amzn.to/WNmvH9 Assistant Engineers Handbook - http://amzn.to/WeL2Up Audio in Media - http://amzn.to/VvPZpK Sound Reinforcement - http://amzn.to/X4suFR The Microphone Book - http://amzn.to/UfBvzr EDIT 11/20/15: This 8 video series on the basics of live sound will be continued on my second YouTube channel which is appropriately named "Live Sound 101". Subscribe over there to see part 9 when it is published: http://bit.ly/LiveSound1