Recent content by dunnohowto

Well, thsi is what happened for us. Our Senior put a notice up and called for all students who were intrested to help with tech crew and have them launch an expression of interest. Then pick the best one. One thing I suggest, give them a trial period.

"So there are really two ways to go about teaching a crew, do you need to start from the very beginning or do you just need to teach how things work at your venue?" posted by icewolf. I say it would be the 1st option. I think that I might bore my students and they might all leave so the way I...

Well anybody know how to make training a little interesting without gear getting damaged. I mean its safe and its beneficial. And also 'bump'

:) Anybody here? :)

Ok well we've have to train them for sound mxing, projection and light control dimmers plus board.

Does anybody have any ideas?

The mic will hate them forever. That mic stand might as well be thrown out after. :)

Well I also do this stuff at school. On our mixer at school its got a mute for all 1-16 channels but not on the new mixer at church. Funny seems old is somewhat better than new in a way.....

Yes I know that you can do the mute thing with them but you need the really quick mute button... cant have a super long cut to allow feedback to come through.... btw how do you insert an image in a post?

Well bad thing no mute buttons on the yamaha mg24/14fx mixer :( Wish we had then we wouldn't have to cut the mains if we got feedback. Which would be conveinient if you had a person in charge who said don't touch the mixer :mad: even when there was resonance or even feedback.. though yes the...

Thanks for that. I will turn off any un used mics and fix all those litlle bugs well problems.

Ok its reminance??

The one for the choir is a wireless microphone (a rather sensitive one) I'll guess I'll have to test the speakers with the music. But who knows how to deal with someone who has to take over the show and have feedback squeeling in your ear for testing

well it pics up the output to a non feedback level and puts it out

I believe that we have found the problem 1. There was nobody controling when i started2. the levels were too high 3. There were multiple mics oncausing echo 4. A mic in front of the speaker :( for singing \ 5. Not a good place to control Solutions 1. Took over 2. Adjusted them as they...