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[clamking Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close clamking]

I have been playing live weekly for over 10 years with a regular kit. We are doing a big wedding April 8th. I really have gotten used to my V-Pro kits feel, I want to play it live for the 1st time. What do I need to run up to the sound board (24 channel)? I have the Roland personal monitor system. Do I come out of the back of the sub cabnet? or out of the TD-10 unit. I need basic instructions. Thanks a million guys.
Clam,


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[mrVRock Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close mrVRock]

Originally posted by clamking:
I want to play it live for the 1st time.....What do I need to run up to the sound board .....

Clam,

Meneer Van Zanten and The Shed (sorry, both in Dutch but you can see the pictures and listen to our songs)


[This message has been edited by mrVRock (edited March 19, 2002).]

[matts64 Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close matts64]

Originally posted by mrVRock:
Hi Clam,


From the soundboard of the band I use a monitor channel and return it to the 'mix in' on my TD-10 module.


Over the monitor channel from the band soundboard I got vocals, bass and a little guitar sound but not my TD-10 sound. I mix that myself with the Mix and Headphone knobs on the TD-10 module.

MrV:

Interesting. Thanks for your insight. I'm not clear on this, tho. Why do you run the band back into your mix-in? Doesn't the mix-in then also become output with the drum signal back to the board?

Thanks.

MattS

[mrVRock Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close mrVRock]

Originally posted by matts64:
MrV:

Interesting. Thanks for your insight. I'm not clear on this, tho. Why do you run the band back into your mix-in? Doesn't the mix-in then also become output with the drum signal back to the board?

Thanks.

MattS

Good questions MattS!

I run the band back to my mix-in so that I can hear all the vocals and the other instruments on my own Monitor. Just like normal stage monitors for singers. Thereby I can mix my drum via the headphone knob.

And now why your question is so good;

I forgot to mention that you have to set your mix-in to 'headphones only' otherwise the sound is looped back into the mixerboard, and that is not very good for your equipment!!

Groeten,

Peter


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My bands: Meneer Van Zanten and The Shed (sorry, both in Dutch but you can see the pictures and listen to our songs)