What do you use the slope on to of the subs for?

Great video as usual I have a question I have been follow you guys for a while Because i was hired for a band concert ( if you want to see it is my last video “ jaya concert lawton okc “ ) i saw several videos where some “ sound engineers” recommend to set both subwoofer together and in the center When i was doing the set up for the band i was thinking to set them up as you have under the cabinets but because i didn’t have to much time i set them ups together and in the center as those people recommend I was so nervous but after the concert these musicians congratulated me But my question is Have you ever tried to set up your subwoofers Together and in the center ?

What is the Wi-Fi setup that you guys use for tablet mixing?

Should use revit better on the hinges instead of screw.🤔

Name of the band?

ROCKED this gig. RIP to that brother ❤. Question: which WiFi extender do you use, and it is connected to your router? (Which router do you use also?) thanks!

Do you have kids?

Couldn't agree more on stage volume! If we're playing a show at a venue with good monitor mixing, I'll bring a Princeton Reverb with an amp stand tilted up. No monitors or outdoors then I have a bigger amp, but also can turn down... I've found for players going deaf it's hard to break, but putting amps up on chairs or road cases helps - ears hear better than ankles! So much better when stage volume lets everyone in the band hear each other, but many times it's the drummer - if the drummer doesn't have dynamics, everyone feels they need to turn up. Tough room to mix but again you're doing the best you can - and once it filled in with people sounded great! Hard to balance the mix at soundcheck in an empty room vs. filled with people, but lots of adjustments as you're doing. Definitely inspired to do better from your videos Bart & Stacy!

Always tough, but as long as the crowd enjoyed, we can be hypercritical on ourselves, but appreciate the vulnerability to ask for suggestions! The multitrack can reveal a lot, but the overall mix is what's important - so I can see where not gating the kick can be aggravating, but in the whole mix, you don't notice it. Kick mic alternate - the Audix D6 is what I use and has a much more pre-EQ'd sound that cuts a little better without EQ vs. the Shure, which sounds great but needs EQ to sometimes get over the pillowy-nature. It also is smaller so you have flexibility to put it at the edge of the sound hole, or further in for more kick batter head. On the low acoustic guitar player's lack of level - I did see a bunch of pedals and unclear if it was a quality wireless (or what levels) so first thing I'd check would be direct from guitar to DI (with a cable) to see if his wireless and pedals are the culprit. My money is on the wireless. Given he's not really running around the stage, a $10 guitar cable will beat all but the most expensive wireless systems... On the 3 keyboards - I can't see an OH mic and wondering if that had to give way for the extra keyboard channels? May not need it for live, but for the multitrack sometimes even a mono OH over the right shoulder... I'm always surprised when I ask way ahead and then a week ahead for inputs and they change at the gig for some bands... Overall I liked the mixes, and to your point it got better throughout the show. The bass player through those Bongo's sounds great - especially the "You Can Call Me Al" solo!

Great job as always Bart & Stacy! things like power are rough, but really appreciated that you rolled with it - and waited for the electrician to fix the issue... How often are you providing sound for the same venues and bands, and do you save show scenes as well as channel presets? I see a lot of the same bands - or do you prefer to start with a zeroed out board each time and build the mix from there? On the drummer IEM - thinking that part of the sound person's role is having those extra things that otherwise can stop a show dead in its tracks - like soundbuds, extra 9v for pedals - or even a strap, strings and guitar cable... takes up little room, but when a band doesn't have those little things... Can't wait for more! Learning - and spent the weekend organizing my gear in the garage and getting ready to sell a rolling rack case I haven't used in 7 years - the tubs are where it's at!

I've had problems with the TF series of consoles, especially when connecting the stage boxes to the consoles via Dante. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I've now vowed to avoid the TF series.

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I like that table the speaker is on what brand is it.

Way no one is holding the latter for Stacy. As she goes up the latter safety first. 🤔🤦‍♂️

What specific pecron did you get?

We’re did you guys got that aluminum stand that folds what company. Like to get one of them. Thanks

Both sound great at 4', and coupled with a sub you get plenty of highs and mids. The one thing that would be great to test (and show) is where the 12's do more - at distance, SPL level at 100', etc. But those kind of tests (outdoor or indoor) take a lot more time to pull off, and then wind, etc. can color the subjectivity. If you really wanted to have fun, you could set up with a blind switch and not tell viewers and see who gets it right - and who is influenced by box size vs. their ears. Thanks for spending the time on this!

I really dig the third band that played on this bill, what is their name?

Stacy is awesome. She really know her stuff. You guys are great.👍

I like that table next to the sub. That’s cool. That ur wife put together.lift side of stage.on the floor.

That’s a cool van should fix the rust.

Hey guys! I’m looking to start my own sound company and am curious to how you got started? Is there much money in it?

Love your videos! Can 2 DCL 12p's cover a group of 100 to 150 without a sub. I just perform in small to medium sized churches. Small band, southern gospel. Thanks!

Hello my name is Terry I was wondering in the future might you consider showing your viewers your equipment and connections and how everything operates together. I am fairly new and interested in your profession and would like to do it. Sincerely Papa t

Should wear a belt for ur back . Lifting that heavy equipment.

Sounds really good. Great job.

How you deal with the heat inside ur rack. No space for air flow.

Bart, Stacy... first off...love your videos. Watched nearly all of them. I've had lots of similar experiences on the road. I've been doing sound for a Beatles Tribute band here in Wisconsin for 24 years now and just recently purchased 4 CDL12P's and 4 CDLSub18's for the band. Quick question: The CDLsub18 manual says " Do not attempt to pole mount loudspeakers atop ground-stacked CDL Sub18s." Yet I've seen you stack 2 CDL12's on top of double stacked subs many, many times. I know you have CDL12's, not the P version. I thought you had CDLsub18's? So, have you had any issues with stacking 2 CDL12's on top of 2 CDLsub18s?

Hey guys, great work again! How are the 328ai holding up? I seen an amazing deal at music go round website but they misadvertised and no longer will ship their larger speakers and gear, im still heart broken lol I keep asking if they’ll reconsider for me. Really want to get my hands on those speakers something about them is so appealing to me

Which model of Pechron? I still need to buy one!

Yep. 30 minutes, or 6 hours. Load in, setup, teardown, and load out are the same.

wow Bart, you sure look young in this video, haha being a soundman is like aging in dog years. :)

Hello, I was wondering how you do WIFI?

Great video thank you

Wow - great mix - and with two loud amps (Fender Bandmaster 40w, Showman 85w) the guitar player kept stage volume under wraps. I owned both of those amps and never could use more than one - and sold the Showman because it was too loud for anything but outdoor shows. What is the red/silver folding X-stand table you have again? Can't remember the link - thanks!

Hi sound couple, I like to watch your videos a lot, I learn a lot from them. I congratulate you guys and I want to know if you can help me with the information of your stage router.Thank you in advance.

Gorgeous Venue. You prefer the E901 vs the Beta 91a? Just curious. We typically use the Beta inside along with an Audix D6 outside. That would be for heavier rock.

Nice mixing audio

Great video as always! May I ask what mic you are using on the horns? Thank you!

Hey guys, big fan I love all the videos. I have a question. I just picked up a pair of CDL 12s. They sound great and they’re fairly loud. I like them a lot. I’m doing a show for 500 people in the fall. Do you think two CDL 12s can get the job done if I push it or would you recommend getting two more?

Best drum roll I’ve seen in awhile 🥁

Could be worth contacting the MixingStation app people to have them add Presonus to their list of compatible mixers... Then it's just one app to learn across multiple mixers. I've used it on my Mackie DL1608 and if I need to mix on something else, I am somewhat familiar. Bummer Presonus hasn't made one!

You hear me ?? Chill out guy I like most of your videos but you can be a bit a a A hole the way you speak to your wife employee helper human being.

Where you guys from?

Stacy! Sometimes the shorter gigs even though they are the same amount of work feel like more work just because you don’t have the long down time! Also have y’all considered a ramp for rolling the speaker cabs out the van? It may make it just a tad easier or safer for your backs at least!

Well, what are the new shoes. I have the same problem😊

Out of curiosity are the musicians using XVives U4 IEMs? We’ve had musicians experience similar issues when using xvives. We’ve seen very dodgy performance from them when multiple units are used at the same time. There are only so many channels… Also as others mentioned the volume knob location is problematic on those.

I’ve come to really enjoy using a Beta 91A inside the kick. As you say bad cables can give you grief but they seem to require less EQ to get what you need. Thanks for another great video. 🤘🖖👍

he is the most disrespectful man towards Stacey, its crazy how rude he is.

I liked how you guys took turns sneaking up on each other. I'm glad that you both had a good gig besides the unknown location and the weather and the clients of the gig.