What does a sound engineer do? (can choose multiple options)*0/1Locate sound cues for a showEQ sounds for a live show Set up a sound system Place and plug in monitors around the stage

A sound engineer does all of the following:

1. Locate sound cues for a show: This involves identifying the specific points in a performance where certain sounds or effects are required. The sound engineer will then coordinate these cues with the rest of the production team to ensure they occur at the right time.

2. EQ sounds for a live show: EQ, or equalization, is the process of adjusting the balance between different frequency components in an audio signal. The sound engineer will use this technique to enhance the quality of sound during a live show.

3. Set up a sound system: This involves setting up and testing all the equipment needed for the sound production. This includes microphones, speakers, mixers, and any other necessary audio equipment.

4. Place and plug in monitors around the stage: Monitors are used to allow performers to hear themselves and each other during a live performance. The sound engineer is responsible for placing these monitors in the correct positions and ensuring they are properly connected.