Ok guys... (warning- long post)
We covered the stage volume stuff a while back...but I am back with a need for some advice....
So a basic background
I have a typical church - rectangle, with lots of parralel walls and faces...
The stage is a parrelelogram, basically...
So in attempt to show you what I mean, I attached a picture...
Obviously, the room is very reverberant... especially with the wonderful support columns that protrude on the sides...
So right now, our main speaker array consists of 3 cabinets,hung in front of the stage at stage center... they are angled down slightly, so they cover the audience at the center of the room well...
the center cabinet is aimed dead center, straight back
The left and right are aimed out, towards the 2 outside walls.
My question is: if I move the outer left and right cabinets equal distance towards the outer walls and aim inwards towards the center of the church, shouldn't that cut down on the reverberant nature of our sound
I understand that by the nature of the room we are in, I won't get rid of it, but does what I want to do make sense to at least help the sound?
I have other questions for our setup, but will ask those in other threads...
Thanks,
Aric
We covered the stage volume stuff a while back...but I am back with a need for some advice....
So a basic background
I have a typical church - rectangle, with lots of parralel walls and faces...
The stage is a parrelelogram, basically...
So in attempt to show you what I mean, I attached a picture...
Obviously, the room is very reverberant... especially with the wonderful support columns that protrude on the sides...
So right now, our main speaker array consists of 3 cabinets,hung in front of the stage at stage center... they are angled down slightly, so they cover the audience at the center of the room well...
the center cabinet is aimed dead center, straight back
The left and right are aimed out, towards the 2 outside walls.
My question is: if I move the outer left and right cabinets equal distance towards the outer walls and aim inwards towards the center of the church, shouldn't that cut down on the reverberant nature of our sound
I understand that by the nature of the room we are in, I won't get rid of it, but does what I want to do make sense to at least help the sound?
I have other questions for our setup, but will ask those in other threads...
Thanks,
Aric
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