Same here. I get no sound from headphones. Can’t figure out why.

I have seen Flipp more times than I have seen any other band, love them , I always thought he had a bunch of those guitars, didn't realize it was the same one.

Check one two

That guitar can be heard on at least one of MY songs. FIRE FROM THE FISH. To borrow from Wayne's World, we're not worthy.

Man, I miss the 12 Rods! I learned so much by listening to Separation Anxieties, and the hybrid mixing of electronic and acoustic drums. Dave wrote me back once, when I asked him several questions on his approach and the tracks he recorded. I always loved Bill's bass playing and the old mint colored Fender P-Bass...

Thanks this helped a lot

My Qsc k2 blow once a year on average I’ve had them about 5-6 years, I love them, they just blow too much luckily I have a warranty, i gotta stop storing them in my SUV though.

Mid and Freq are opposite on my Soundcraft.

Meaning of indie music is weired and different from indie musics

So I have a question for everybody here I'm thinking about buying some of these but just wondering if they're really 2000 watts each and if they really do sound loud I'm wanting to use them for more like speech outside what's your outage on this.

Next time I go to a tech, I’ll tell him to out in the good stuff…he’ll understand exactly what I mean. 🤓👍

Does the Touchmix 16 have a driver

Taylor I’m having trouble getting my QSC touchmix 16 to be recognized by the pc

You talk too much want to hear the speaker not you

Throwing guitars into the audience is beyond stupid, You also had Randy in Flipp. Not doing so great.

Best video on pfl.

Les Paul = Linear tapered. Stratocaster = Audio tapered (logarithmic).

Thanks a lot!

Working for a dumbass using a gl2400 wanting to do live band and don't have any outboard stuff. NOT EVEN A FUCKING GEQ! And the damn speaker is behind the singer!

Will this work for guitar and other instruments?

Thank you

After that it is mic level gain

That unity in SRM is max line level

That doesn't sound anything like double tracking. It just sounds like a chorus effect on the vocals

That's only true for class-A amplifiers which are the small, "bedroom" amps, and even then, the increased life is minimal.

fake news

Hahaha

Wow. That is really cool song!

IS there a reason why the luthier who put Seth Lovers in my guitar would have put the ring on backwards resulting in the neck pickup to be tilted towards the neck?

I am 99% sure your example is not what arranging is. that's what producing is, like a director of a film they make global decisions. But arranging is about using different instrumentation and making choices of which instruments play which notes and when... You can also make solo arrangements but it's the same process of finding creative ways to have the song played.

Thank you, it is super clear explanation 🙏👍🌟

I so highly appreciate you putting it in such simple terms, all I've ever wanted was to know if they NEED to match or if one could be higher than the other and still be safe. Thanks

taylor! many thanks for showing your hand face beard and haircut instead of the product. is this a joke???

I use the ZLX for Stage monitors.. Great price and small size works

I was wondering if it would fit into the jack cut out on a Strat also. Any ideas? Thanks for the suggestion.

Nice tips thank you

Thanks for the video. I think the K8.2's and K10.2's are very special....best little PA speakers around. K12.2's are good, but they don't WOW me. And their dispersion is only 75 degrees (90 for K10; 105 for K8). I do small venue and festival sound for mostly acoustic bands, as well as perform myself. I started with 3 K8.2's (2 mains, 1 monitor). Worked great for solo, duo, trio. With bigger acts showing up on my stages, I decided to add 1 K8.2 and 2 CP8's. Now I run 4 K8.2's as mains, and 2 CP8's as monitors. I have a T atop my main poles, so I can swivel inside speakers in, and outside speakers straight ahead or out. With 210 degrees of dispersion on both sides of the stage, my audiences get great clear sound no matter where they sit. 90% of the time, bass drums & bass players w amps will produce plenty of thump from stage w/o much PA support. Occasionally, a bass w/o amp or a stomp box will have to put with a thinner thump than they'd like -- but frankly way too many shows have way too much low end -- masking the detail of the mids and highs and robbing the audience of clear lyrics. At the end of the show, I get nothing but compliments from musicians and crowds alike. The CP8's make fabulous monitors. The whole system is compact and super versatile. I can dial up center or satellite spkrs, or more monitors. I might someday add a single sub, but for now I keep getting asked to 'return next time' and folks are very happy with what they hear. I'm thrilled with QSC and with digital wireless mixing. Granted, I'm not trying to handle loud rock bands -- but for most everything else, this little system does a spectacular job.

Thanks man! I picked up a cab and the back plate said 8 ohms. I opened the can and realized the back plate was wrong. The speakers were 12” not 10 like the back plate said. After more research it looks like the cab is actually 16 ohms. I was wondering if I did any damage having it plugged into the 8 ohm output, Thanks

what companies make doubling plug-ins please. Thank you - John

Awesome video! Thank you for sharing this as I have wondered if I should ever mess with my pickups. This makes it easier for me to be able to play with them and improve my sound. Thank you again!

Finally a good and simple explanation. Respect!

I wonder what became of the booking agent, support from two record labels, etc., since things don’t seem to be going very well after the First Ave show, unfortunately.

Marshall JCM 900 head {4100} 8 ohm spot on the back switch. Two cabinets hooked up with the first speaker cable going into the right side of the jack-plate in the 16 ohm hole. The same on the second cab. Make sure your mono\stereo switch is on the MONO setting. Two speaker cables out of the head, from each 'speaker out' jack, to each 16 ohm cabinet. This is pretty much all you need to know to run a full stack in a healthy way. This video was the best I've seen it explained, wish I could've seen it in 1981.

I think he means Audio taper pots when he says "The Good Pots" . Correct me if I am wrong. He never meantioned which was which, he just described it.

Q.J the goat master of arranging.

Thank you....yes, helpful !

Finally I found a tutorial on controlling the mid EQ. It looks like he's using a Soundcraft Signature mixer.

Has anybody got the iPad Pro three to connect to the TouchMix?

Such a great video! Clearly and simply explained, and straight to the point. Thanks so much.

Those are crap