Sound Engineering for Concert Halls: Our Free Guide Is Making Headlines!
It’s been an exciting few days at Audiotek as Sound Engineering for Concert Halls is published. Since the release of our free open-access e-book, the press coverage has snowballed—and we couldn’t be more thrilled.
The guide, written by our own Chris Kmiec BEng MISCVE, is already appearing on major platforms. These include AP News, Google News, and Benzinga. In addition, it has been syndicated by over 130 respected outlets—such as CBS, FOX, and ABC affiliates across the US.
The coverage also spans specialist publications. For example, Education News Network, College Times Gazette, and titles like My Music Reporter and International Music Online have featured the guide.
Why is the E-Book getting so much attention?
That’s simple, it’s because Sound Engineering for Concert Halls tackles a widespread industry issue: sound design often comes last. This e-book shows what can be done about it. It shares theory, tech insights, and lessons from decades of venue experience.
Unlike many technical resources, this one is designed to be accessible. It balances academic acoustic theory with hands-on engineering insight. More importantly, it’s written for a broad audience—from students to venue managers, to seasoned audio professionals and enthusiasts.
As a result, Sound Engineering for Concert Halls is being welcomed across education, music, and architectural sectors alike.
Our guide is open access and free to all!
Unlike so many technical books, we decided to make this accessible to everyone. So, it’s totally free, no email required. Just download it and go! Download it here.
Chris Kmiec
A self confessed AV nerd, Chris is a graduate of Surrey University and has over 15 years experience with commercial AV design for venues of all types in every corner of the world.
