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[EP8] Behind The Sound: Zohar Pajela's Journey as a Live Sound Engineer | BUHAY MUSIKO

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Ever wonder who's behind some of the biggest concerts in the country? 🎛️ Sa bagong episode ng BUHAY MUSIKO, we sit down with top live sound engineer Zohar Pajela! Alamin ang tunay na eksena behind the mixing console—from surviving local gigs to mixing for massive arena shows. Kung aspiring audio engineer ka, musician, or just curious about the live music industry, this deep dive is packed with solid advice and real life journey. =================================================== 🎧 STUDIO HEADPHONE RIG - https://amzn.to/3EA53V4 SUBSCRIBE - http://bit.ly/4aVTF0i ✪ https://www.instagram.com/projectbeatsofficial ✪ https://linktr.ee/projectbeatsofficial Video & Editing Recording Gear 👉🏽 https://amzn.to/3Oa84gN GEAR LIST: Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/shop/projectbeats Thomann - https://thmn.to/thocf/ovlps3dzyt #livesoundengineer #opm #podcast

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Welcome to Project Beats—ako si Joven. Sa episode na ’to ng BUHAY MUSIKO, nakipag-kuwentuhan ako sa isa sa pinakamatagal kong kaibigan, si Zohar Pajela. Drummer din ’to dati (church days, batch 12 kay Sir Mike), pero ngayon well-respected live sound engineer na. Walang “formal agenda” yung usapan—literal catch up lang—pero sobrang daming lumabas na real talk about the grind, the decisions, at kung paano siya napunta behind the mixing console. Kinuwento ni Zohar yung defining moment niya sa Las Vegas nung nakita niya kung paano valued (at well-paid) ang sound engineers doon, plus yung one-year live production course niya na sobrang hands-on—backstage access, consoles, automation, at big rigs like L-Acoustics. Pag-uwi niya sa Pinas, dun niya naranasan yung classic baptism by fire: Php700 for 24 hours, sumakay sa truck, ilang araw sa venue, walang uwi—pero tinuloy niya kasi gusto niya talaga pumasok sa industriya. Nag-share din siya ng mga milestone gigs (Patty Austin, 98°, at local icons like Martin Nievera, Gary V, Sharon Cuneta) at kung bakit importante sa kanya pumili ng artists na may appreciation sa good sound. Ang biggest takeaway ko: “grass is greener where you water it.” Kung gusto nating umangat yung live sound quality sa Pinas, responsibility natin i-educate yung market, mag-invest sa skills, at mag-build ng demand—kahit mabagal ang rewards. Solid na episode ’to para sa musicians, aspiring audio engineers, at kahit sinong curious sa buhay behind the console.

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