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I used the method you said, and it works. The ducking thing was from a video I saw on how to mix a musical, but it was just a brief mention.

Hi everyone,I'm doing a show at my school and I'm having trouble getting my mics to go through the Roland V-Mixer M300 effects processor.My director wants three people to have mics that are reverbed. Originally, it was just one, which worked fine. But then, he wanted two more people to have...

Oh, I just like to be clear that the picture with the RED curtain is not mine, I got it from online. The pictures with a WHITE curtain are the ones in our theater.

Sure, what knot is best for this? It needs to hold securely, but temporary, obviously.

I know that the picture is for a top finish, but I used it because it was the only representation I had available to me. See pictures on the my last reply

Here is what it looks like. The yellow part us sewn in at the top

Also, the cyc is on a manual track, not static

Oh, so instead of the pipe weighing it down in the air, the pipe kind of anchors it in place while sitting on the floor?

This is the closest I can find to ours at the moment, but i flipped the picture. Just pretend that it's a bottom finish, and the grommets aren't sewn to the curtain. I can't find an exact match, For all I know, the curtain was installed upside-down!

I highly doubt this theater saw anything as complex as that. We're a high school in rural Vermont who decided not to get anyone involved in theater to build it.

I'm going to get more details and photos on Monday

Slight issue (which I forgot to mention because I normally don't have to), Our space is dead-hung.The chain pocket is sealed, so there's only the skirt.

Our theater has a ~40' straight Cyclorama in the back and for our next production, I'd like to have it be flat. Problem is, everyone that knew how left a while ago, and I was wondering if you guys could help.We have a pipe in the shop, schedule 40 1 1/2" diameter and all the connectors for it...

Makes sense.

Exactly, I completed a design tech class in 7th grade, you'd think I could climb a ladder!