Description
Smaart Workshop
A two-day workshop focused on tonal balance, loudspeaker interaction, and efficient system tuning.
Smaart is designed for live sound engineers and system technicians who want to understand how to use Smaart.
Course structure:
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Days 1–2: Core system theory at a practical pace. Participants learn the principles behind frequency response, phase interaction, and cancellation patterns using clear, layman-friendly language.
Key features:
- Hands-on sessions in a real acoustic space
- Small group format to ensure individual attention
- Focus on practical workflows and repeatable techniques
- Language: English or Norwegian (depending on participants*)
- Limited seats to maximize learning
Who this course is for:
- Live sound engineers and system technicians
- Engineers looking to move from theoretical understanding to practical system control
Why the Smaart workshop works:
- Focus on the most important aspects of system tuning
- Teaches how to work efficiently under real-world constraints
- Aligns with safe SPL practices and practical troubleshooting
Course Duration & Schedule
- Duration: 2 days
- Daily Sessions: 12:00 – 17:00
Location
Florø Kulturhus, Markegt. 51, 6905 Florø
Instructor
Language
*Sessions are offered in English or Norwegian to ensure all participants can follow the content comfortably. Even when the course is taught in English, Thomas can provide clarifications in Norwegian or German as needed.
Participants must bring:
- A laptop (Mac or Windows) with Smaart (demo or licensed version)
- A sound card with at least two channels.
- Smaart v9 minimum system requirements
Registration
Taxes:
VAT does not apply to seminars. VAT applies to hardware and software where relevant.
Payment options:
Prepayment by credit card, invoice / bank transfer / EHF
Seats:
Limited to 12 participants
Registration is completed via the online checkout.
Public institutions and organisations may request an invoice or formal quotation in advance if required by internal procedures.
Please include any required reference or PO number in the comments field at checkout. For EHF invoicing, Norwegian customers are asked to include their organisation number (Reg. no.) in the comments field.
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