@@alemobra5747 soundtrack is not the same

@@DaveBanen oh i didnt think you would actually reply, ive been watching your videos and overanalysing them all day lol. So did the beginning of the song not include guitars at all?

@@alemobra5747 yes but on electric as there isn’t enough time to switch.

@@DaveBanen gotcha, thanks for making these videos man! they really help

Firstly this was 4 years ago.. so I can’t remember if or why there was any cuts or changes.. secondly I’ve never seen the show.. so I’ve no idea what you’re referring to. (It’s one of the worst musicals ever written so you can’t blame me for never seeing it..😂)

No it has what came on it currently

@@DaveBanen Thank you!

Of course it’s “different”.. it’s called doing an arrangement. Which in this case is a must given there is no charts. This recording was transcribed by ear and all the individual charts written and arranged entirely by Will (guitarist bottom left of screen).

Of course not… there’s 4 keyboard players

I did think that would be odd just couldn’t correlate what I saw and what I heard

@anthonypooley5332 thanks... that song was a bit of a nemesis. Wasn't totally happy with it, but it's close enough. Such a challening show. I would really love to have another go at it.

No I don’t think so from memory

Hi Cory I would love the chance to do this show again. Acoustic DI is simple. Electric, I use either Kemper or Helix. If you don’t have access to something like that you can still use traditional pedal board but get an amp/cab simulator pedal. There’s tons of different ones available. At the simplest end something like Sansamp, but Fender have just released some new products too. There’s lots of options for this now

Oh and the new Kemper Player that was just released is for exactly that purpose too

Thanks Dave, for getting back to me so soon. Yeah, my Acoustic Taylor 912 will go into a small pedal board with a TC Tuner, a TC Reverb and possibly a Digitech Mosaic since I don't have (or want) a 12-string. I have a Countyman DI. Would that be good to give the FOH guy? Going direct from my (electric guit) pedalboard is whats making me nervous. I'm worried about volumes , balance, etc. I know it will be so much better with no backline amp, and the FOH guy is very good, but it's still hard for me to hand over the keys to my guitar--if you know what I mean.. When at our next rehearsal I'll take a pic of my current pedal board, with maybe another question or two. We use in-ears but only have one monitor mix, and I cue so much from the vocals, that I've got to be able to hear them. Love your AVIOM personal mixer tutorial, and wish I had that as an option. Thanks again for your wisdom and help.

@@coryclay6864 you absolutely need INDIVIDUAL monitor aux sends, one for each musician so you can each have your own aux mix. The sound guy HAS to be able to provide that. You cannot all be sharing the SAME send that will never work. If they want you running direct, this is a basic requirement - and in todays age of digital consoles, is not that hard to provide especially with this show given the band is so small

@@DaveBanen Currently we’re each given a Beringer Powerplay PM1 1 channel. The sound guy does give each of us a personal mix, but I want the freedom to change volumes, etc. as I need them to ..on the fly. That’s where the AVIOM is real appealing to me. Sound Design isn’t really in my wheelhouse, so I’m not always sure what to ask for and if it’s do-able. I just wanna be able to hear myself clearly, hear vocals clearly, some kbds, some bass, & maybe kick drum. Any thoughts on this front?

Fast. Very fast. Hahaha

I had mild panic at many points in the show and that was definitely one of them. Especially as our pit area was sooo tight, the chance of me taking a chunk out of a guitar during the swap was real 😳

@@DaveBanen Thanks, I never thought I'd ever need to practice switching guitars until this show!

@@Mojojojoe 🤣 yep I had the sequence down.. swapping guitars, picks, turning pages and pressing preset footswitch all at the same time - definitely the fastest change I’ve ever had in any show

@@DaveBanen Our season started this week, I ended up asking our percussionist to help with the guitar swap in that part and it seems to work so far!

I thought it needed one 😂

@@DaveBanen 😋🤗🤗

Yes the ce5 is nice. I rarely use a real pedalboard but when I do, chorus is most definitely always on there. I use Kemper for most shows. Sorry I don’t have WWRY as I’ve never done it

@@DaveBanenAre you now using the Kemper full time instead of the Helix? If so, why the switch? I’m doing Mama Mia! for the first time next month and came across your videos and watched a number of them. Really love your playing and tone. I use a Helix LT and loved your video talking through how you set yours up for theater.

@@petescholes3436 yes mostly use Kemper now. I still have helix and use it on occasion, particularly if I need “pedal board mode” for once off gigs etc I don’t know what I need.. helix far better for that.

Me too!

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No. That would be illegal.

Tabs do not exist. Only proper notated sheet music.

@@DaveBanen i love what You do, and now i habe to work with this music ,ir You can share any partiture i Will apreciate

Incorrect. There absolutely was live horns and percussion.

It's very cool we are staging this soon