Recent content by nd925a

I was looking for more blanket opinions without a specific application in mind.

Before I start this post is mostly out of curiosity. I've been trying to research different Digital mixers just to keep up on what new and hot, but I couldn't find any threads that were truly comparing different brands and models. So Brethren of the Knob and Fader I'm asking for reviews of any...

Bein g in the generation that moved out it is sad to look back and see my younger brother running stuff. Like said before ask the clubs around school my crew found a couple of people doing that. Also work on getting a teacher adviser, they teach the classes and see what students are good at. At...

Others please correct me if I'm wrong: start with it run up, and at the receiver watch for clippage and adjust until the signal is at a workable level. As far as your other questions go the wise people of CB have already answered your questions far better than I ever could.

Thank you for the correction. My earlier post was a quick one I had only glanced at the manual for the 1602. Possibly use the Aux Sends then to mix monitors, you'd at least be able to single out vocals.

It sounds to me that you should use the 1602 for the main and 1402 for the sub mixer. The 1602 has a few more in out and routing options, and there's a port next to the main outs that's labeled mono that appears to be able to be used to run monitors??

I'm on this page too, I have a part time job elsewhere to cover gas, car insurance, food, etc.

We brought in someone else's speakers amp and mixer. it's a small auditorium so it didn't take much, it was just for fx and music anyway

As said before store the mic packs, receivers, etc. nicely. don't just throw it in a heap. For my school's equipment I remove the element from the pack and gently rap around the first three fingers of my left hand and lay the element inside the case with the element and receiver so as not to get...

My teacher is called "Head of A/V" I'm just the kid that winds up running everything.

Forgot about this post, suppose I should resolve this issue. It was a ground issue. I don't know where it was but somewhere between the board at FOH and the rack backstage.

Your autoparts store should carry 12 volt 10ish amp switches for car wiring that might work.

We can normally tell early in the week and being such a small crew we get practice covering for each other.

Our crew is so small we take who we can get and we don't have a budget for even one roll of gaff tape. It normally works out that we tell everybody to wear black and if they are not we try to keep them off stage. And again the people at front of house do what they want which is normally dark or...

We do something similar, though it works out to where ever the mic will stay in place on the back under a costume. we also run the element up the back of the shirt and tape it at the base of the neck leave a little slack then behind the ear then in the area of the check bone/ in front of the ear...