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- major7th
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Very good sound and well played
But this Vocal - man - this guy has a feeling and voice:) -
Very tasteful!
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This is your IEM mix? Give your drummer, bass player and vocalist some more love.
While your sound and playing is very good it seems to me like you're playing on a lonely planet.
Of course I can't know how it sounded to you during the Event. -
This is your IEM mix? Give your drummer, bass player and vocalist some more love.
While your sound and playing is very good it seems to me like you're playing on a lonely planet.
Of course I can't know how it sounded to you during the Event.I agree. - also I'd personally change profiles to your own. they actually sounded really good as the others had way too much pick attack spike and sounded to false...(apart from the princeton) - yours were the best ones on the show!. so nice one for that! keep it up, and good playin!
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Fantastic playing
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Good sound and nice playing mate! For me the guitar is too much in front of the rest. You play great fills, but imo they have to be under the great voice and not over but its like Ingolf have posted, we didnt hear it like the audience in the room.
cheers
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We have to remember that this iem mix wasn't everything that he was hearing. In the live situation you hear the iem mix + what ever is leaking through the ear buds: ie. the drums, bass amp, p.a. etc.
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We have to remember that this iem mix wasn't everything that he was hearing. In the live situation you hear the iem mix + what ever is leaking through the ear buds: ie. the drums, bass amp, p.a. etc.
This is the truth. Even though the mix sounds unbalanced here, I'm sure he could hear the drums and bass leaking through. Looks like the bassist has a cab on stage.
This video reminds me of every Saturday/Sunday of my life from April-October lol.
Also, funny that the 3 tunes you chose all have basically the same chord progression!
Sounds good...keep it up.
EDIT: I missed the Journey song somehow....not the same progression. But still!
I wonder if all wedding bands end that tune with "Don't stop!" because we do it that way as well. Although I don't do that shreddy line at the end. I would if I could, but I'm just not that fast! -
We have to remember that this iem mix wasn't everything that he was hearing. In the live situation you hear the iem mix + what ever is leaking through the ear buds: ie. the drums, bass amp, p.a. etc.
this is so true. My drummer is the loudest in the would I swear lol and even with my moulded IEM's I can still hear him and feel the bass player very well
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We have to remember that this iem mix wasn't everything that he was hearing. In the live situation you hear the iem mix + what ever is leaking through the ear buds: ie. the drums, bass amp, p.a. etc.
Yeah that's what I meant to write in my last sentence above.
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We have to remember that this iem mix wasn't everything that he was hearing. In the live situation you hear the iem mix + what ever is leaking through the ear buds: ie. the drums, bass amp, p.a. etc.
Some ear buds are (almost) soundproof in my experience - YMMV.
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Some ear buds are (almost) soundproof in my experience - YMMV.
If I remember correctly from my school days, absorbing a sound wave completely, requires at least same length of absorbing material that is the length of the sound wave. Open A string on a bass guitar (55Hz) has a wave length of over 6 meters, so in theory, full absorption with ear buds is impossible at least with low frequencies.
Plus even if you hot glued your ear canals shut, the sound would be conducted via your skull bones.
My apologies for my nit-picking. -
You have to remember that I am old and deaf. And apparently blind according to my recent attempt to find profile information in a pdf...
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We have to remember that this iem mix wasn't everything that he was hearing. In the live situation you hear the iem mix + what ever is leaking through the ear buds: ie. the drums, bass amp, p.a. etc.
I wanted to point this out too.Technically, unless there's total isolation, which in most cases isn't realistic in a live situation, it's... sound reinforcement, so by definition, it has to be selective.
