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| GUEST,pdbanjo | 13 Dec 01 - 11:50 AM | |
| CraigS | 13 Dec 01 - 07:18 PM | |
| JohnInKansas | 14 Dec 01 - 02:07 PM | |
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Subject: Live sound reinforcement From: GUEST,pdbanjo Date: 13 Dec 01 - 11:50 AM Will compression help with voice clarity in small venue (ie: 100 or less people) live performance situations? How? Can one compressor be used for multiple vocal mics? I've noticed that most compressor units are 2 channel? What is the reason for that? Suggestions welcome? Peace!!! |
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Subject: RE: Live sound reinforcement From: CraigS Date: 13 Dec 01 - 07:18 PM Compressor is most useful for people with weak voices - peoples with strong voices better to learn to stand back a pace if singing loud, near when quiet. Most people throw head back if singing loud anyway -gives natural microphone technique. Compressor useful if anyone singing quietly - not affected by size of venue. Size of venue only relevant to overall power of PA needed. Try renting compressor with invited audience and see what they think before buying. Two channels because sometimes useful for other purposes, or two backing singers usually. Good for improve dynamic control. Not make bad singer sound good. Make mistakes more obvious usually. |
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Subject: RE: Live sound reinforcement From: JohnInKansas Date: 14 Dec 01 - 02:07 PM Related short thread. John |
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