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sam.spoons:
Yup :(
Kev tyler:
I have a saying too
" for goodness sake will you turn me up, and kill the bass drum and bass guitar in my monitors please"
I have a foul mouthed variant of the above, but it's not for polite company such as this.
:)
gerenm63:
--- Quote from: Kev tyler on March 18, 2015, 03:52:07 PM ---I have a saying too
" for goodness sake will you turn me up, and kill the bass drum and bass guitar in my monitors please"
I have a foul mouthed variant of the above, but it's not for polite company such as this.
:)
--- End quote ---
"...will you turn me up..." is what I hear from every musician! Seems like everyone only want to hear themselves... :)
Kev tyler:
I know mate
But when I work with a 6 piece band, and sometimes can't sound check the engineer on occasions has does an iem mix for me, full of bass , bass drum, synths, lead guitar, overheads on the drums, I can hear the guitar because the marshal stack is three feet away,
There are good singers and good engineers I guess,
:)
gerenm63:
--- Quote from: Kev tyler on March 18, 2015, 04:03:53 PM ---I know mate
But when I work with a 6 piece band, and sometimes can't sound check the engineer on occasions has does an iem mix for me, full of bass , bass drum, synths, lead guitar, overheads on the drums, I can hear the guitar because the marshal stack is three feet away,
There are good singers and good engineers I guess,
:)
--- End quote ---
Oh, lordy! No, if I have to rough mix something for someone who can't be there for sound check -- or there's not going to be time for sound check -- then there's no bass or drums in the rough IEM mix -- and that person's vocal is always a little more "present" than anything else. Of course, once I get the mix for someone nailed down, it's stored safely away (along with their channel settings) for next time.
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