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Position speakers according to the designed sound system plan for optimal sound spread and audience coverage.

Establish a monitoring system for performers to hear themselves without affecting the main sound system.

Assess the sounding properties of the room to optimize sound system placement and settings.

Adjust the frequency response of the audio system to compensate for room acoustics and source material.

Adjust the volume levels of the sound system components to create an even and pleasing sound experience.

Lay out and connect cables properly, ensuring power is safely distributed to all components.

Ensure all necessary equipment is available and functioning before setup begins.

Set microphones at locations that will capture sound effectively while minimizing feedback and noise.

Test the sound system with performers present to adjust levels and ensure clarity and balance.

Set up outboard gear or digital processors to refine the sound for clarity, dynamics, and effect.

Connect and configure the mixer to manage different input sources and to control sound balance and effects.

Plan the appropriate sound system configuration to suit the performance space and event requirements.

Identify and reduce potential feedback using speaker placement, EQ settings, and sound check processes.

Create records of settings like gain levels and EQ curves to enable quick recreations of the desired sound for future events.

Properly dismantle the sound system, ensuring that equipment is safely stored and ready for the next use.

Use tools and techniques like RTA (Real-Time Analyzer) to fine-tune and optimize the sound system's overall performance.

Use dynamic processors like compressors and limiters to manage the loudness range of the audio.