We do a day 1 EQ of all of the mics and save the EQ in our console. We will make adjustments as the tech process goes on. On day of show we will check each mic as it is batteried to make sure it turns on and has rf and af frequency. Then when
Places has been called our FOH engineer will check...
Hi all,Just wanted to get the board's consensus on channel check and channel check with movers. first how do y'all channel check a conventional rig. I have worked in place where they use a channel check macro to go fixture by fixture, and I have worked places where they write a cue list and go...
In my experience, the TD is responsible for taking the scenic design and making it happen. This means creating the technical drawings that tell the master carpenter and his/her team how to build the set. as for a flowchart, I have one that does a great job of explaining it, but I cant find it. I...
I have used the elation Optobranch 4 with no problem. The best part about it, is that you can actually take 8 splits out of it and not just 4 as it would seem. It is a high quality product for a great price. Save your budget for more fixtures rather than spending a boat load on the splitter.
would you recommend building my own adapter? also the opti splitter would just be for convenience of distributing the dmx signal right? we own a elation optobranch 8 and I would like to not have to replace it with one with a cat5 feed.
I know that there are already some articles on this site about this topic but i just wanted to get some confirmation. A production I am designing this summer is using a space with no traditional data runs from the booth to the stage, but it does have 3 RJ45 and Cat5 runs from the booth to the...
Yea it's the drop/fall risk that we are concerned with . We have been doing it that way for so long. We have learned how to do it safely with no runaways in 8 years. I would like to use the bridge but our facility manager locked us out of the bridge because of his safety concerned.Sent from...
We always load our single purchase system from the deck. Our TD believes it is safer for students to load from the deck then our loading bridgeSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I have posted on here before about our wonderful pair of MLs. When we first purchased these units 2 years ago, we had an issue where one unit would in essence "crash" (like a computer). We thought we fixed this problem by replacing the power supply, but during our fall show the same unit again...
Many of the high schools in my area have a similar design to your theater. A main section with the entrance doors in the center, the booth built out above the entrance and two mezzanine levels to either side of the entrance/ booth. We did two different solutions. One, we put the tech tables...