Sound for Musicians- Part 4: Diffraction

[@robertdonosobuchner3129]

Simple facts, but good to know! Thank you for this video! 😊👍

[@Bassic778]

Thank you for another great sound tutorial!

[@WaveMaker124]

Another very interesting 5 minutes, thanks Alex. Apologies if you've covered this before, but where do you stand on the wisdom of, or advantage gained, by raising the speaker cabinet off the floor? I play guitar through a 112 Reformer and I've wondered a few times what effect lifting it up might have on your carefully thought out design? Are floor reflections part of the deal? Thanks.

[@ruslanshalintsev4793]

Excellent. I would love to hear about dead spots in rehearsal rooms and how to deal with them. For example - i have a friends, who rehears in the same room with the same equipment for years. And i know minimum 3 spots in that room where 1) in front of the bass cabinet - and there is no bass therу at all. 2) in front of a guitar cabinet - thу same. 3) one spot when you hear almost nothing, although its 1 m. from the drum kit and 0.5 m. beside the bass cabinet. It would be great to have an info how \ where to set the gear in a room. I understand that rooms are different with different sound prepare and dampening... bit lets say its a 5*8 metre long room. Thanks for youre videos!

[@ruslanshalintsev4793]

I do have my own opinion about that. I think all the guitar\bass\PA has to be in line exactly opposite the drummer. not in corners and not in a circle. this way the drummer will hear all three amplifiers... guitar\guitar\bass. All guitarists who will stand between their сфиштуеы and the drummer. The guitarists will hear both themselves and the drummer and vocalist. The vocalist's speakers should be placed on either side of the drummer in the direction of the line with the guitarists, or on both sides of all guitarы сфиштуеы in the direction of the drummer. The bass must be in the centre between the two guitar cabinets in front of the drummer