How AI Can Help Engineers (Not Replace Them)

In live events, people often talk about artificial intelligence as if it is somewhere on the horizon. For those of us working inside the mix every day, AI is not theoretical anymore. It is already part of the signal chain, showing up in remote workflows, noise management, and real-time processing tools that grow more capable with every update. This blog is originally published here: https://shorturl.at/x7MEZ

Meet Our Newest Partners at Protostream

At Protostream, we don’t just hire talent, we invest in the kind of people who solve problems before they exist. The kind of people who know the gear, know the pressure, and know how to show up when it counts. That’s why we’re proud to officially welcome Chris Haywood and Dan Overheim as partners on the Protostream team. For more information visit here: https://shorturl.at/eoTb2

Ready for the Road: How ARCA Supports Modern Touring Audio

Built specifically for modern touring demands, ARCA is small enough to fly carry-on, powerful enough to handle a full mix at 96k, and smart enough to keep engineers in control no matter where the show takes them. It was never about reinventing the wheel. It’s about removing the bloat, keeping the quality, and giving production teams a way to stay lean without sacrificing what matters. Remote mixing only works if it reduces the load. This blog is originally published here: https://shorturl.at/dkKoK

Behind the Mix: The Why + How Behind the Vetting Process

In live events, the difference between good and exceptional is almost always the team behind the work. You can have all the right gear, all the right plans, and all the right intentions, but when the show goes live, it is the engineer in the chair and the team behind them that make everything feel effortless. At Protostream, we take that seriously. This blog is originally published here: https://shorturl.at/X8r6v