Block 1
Wednesday, 12.11.2025 12:30 - 17:00
CCD Room Y
The workshop will be held in German, limited number of participants, additional ticket required
Block 2
The questions: "Why is this so?" "What if...?" "Someone once told me that..." The answer: "Experience it for yourself and understand it better afterwards." That, in a nutshell, is the goal of the live mixing workshop.
Whether it's the basics of PA system design, tips and tricks for planning and using radio links, the finer points of miking a typical live band and, of course, a detailed look at the working methods of FOH and monitor mixing - all this is not only explained here, but you can experience it live.
Our partners Neumann&Müller Veranstaltungstechnik, Shure, Yamaha, and d&b audiotechnik, supported by experts Markus Eichhofer, Oli Voges, and Nils Uhthoff, invite all young and young-at-heart sound engineers to come and watch and listen, whether from on stage or in front of it. As a special treat, we will once again be demonstrating many experiments that would not be possible in a real job. Would you like a small example? What happens when you simply turn off the PA or monitors?
Block 3
The number of participants is limited to 400. A free additional ticket is required for the live mixing workshop. You can purchase this in our Ticketshop under the Date: 'Wednesday'. Validity of the ticket: The ticket entitles the holder to participate in the Live Mixing Workshop, which will take place on Wednesday, 12.11.2025 from 12:30 - 17:00 in the CCD in room Y. The ticket does not entitle the holder to participate in the congress programme.
Live Mixing Workshop – Practice Meets Cooperation
The live mixing workshop is aimed at sound engineers and provides practical training in the efficient use of state-of-the-art live audio technology. The focus is on the integration and perfect operation of mixing consoles, sound reinforcement systems, and microphone solutions—directly at the console and with first-hand expert knowledge. The event is a collaboration between d&b audiotechnik, Yamaha, Shure, and Neumann & Müller—bringing together leading audio expertise in a joint workshop.