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I’ve used inear monitors for over 20 years and floor wedges for even longer. Although there is a huge price difference between these two. Depending on the venue or concert you are playing, there is definitely a clear winner.
Of course a great mix with great musicians makes all the difference when it comes to the experience of the show. On top of that, everyone has a preference that suits their needs, style, and comfort level.
But is it okay to get budget level monitors? What options do I have? Can I control my own mix? Do I need to do the same thing as the rest of the band? Should I get custom molded inears? Is it okay to switch from one type to the other? Do I even have to have a monitor? And monitor mixes, iif I can’t hear something is the answer to just make it louder?
Well we will discuss this, and more on this group therapy session with John, on the Tweed Couch.
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I’ve used inear monitors for over 20 years and floor wedges for even longer. Although there is a huge price difference between these two. Depending on the venue or concert you are playing, there is definitely a clear winner.
Of course a great mix with great musicians makes all the difference when it comes to the experience of the show. On top of that, everyone has a preference that suits their needs, style, and comfort level.
But is it okay to get budget level monitors? What options do I have? Can I control my own mix? Do I need to do the same thing as the rest of the band? Should I get custom molded inears? Is it okay to switch from one type to the other? Do I even have to have a monitor? And monitor mixes, iif I can’t hear something is the answer to just make it louder?
Well we will discuss this, and more on this group therapy session with John, on the Tweed Couch.
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