Jay Berget

In the world of live sound, most modern engineers show up with some serious tools. Some may have reference microphones and RTA software to measure the frequency response of the speakers. More will at least have digital consoles with built-in feedback eliminators and sophisticated system EQ to "ring out" the room before the first person even walks in. Of course, knowledge around using those tools effectively varies, and we all have the problem of doing a sound check with a band, ringing out an...

Seeing your environment through a new lens At SoundAround, we provide the technical infrastructure that allows venues to function at their highest level. By integrating 3D spatial data with professional audio expertise, we help concert venues, museums, and cultural sites build a Digital Foundation  for their operations and marketing. 1. 3D Spatial Modeling & Digital Twins We use Matterport Pro3 LiDAR technology to create high-resolution, dimensionally accurate 3D models of your property....

Where I grew up, the most famous red buildings are not brick, they are wooden homes-- for cows. The county roads are straight and flat, and the soil is brown and black, not red clay. Coming to Virginia brought me back in time by at least a generation or two, and the historic homes are brick mansions designed by Jefferson rather than farmhouses with multiple additions added as money allowed. In either case, the ground settles, insulation disintegrates, and structures are rarely, if ever, still...