How to run in ears simply for drummers

This is my way of running in ear monitors for drummers simply and affordably. Like anything else, there are many ways to do things. This is my way. None of the companies in this video paid me to endorse their products. These are products I like and trust. However, there is a list of a few companies I do endorse at the end. Sticks, cymbals and a drum mic mount.
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[@wayneblanchard97]

Excellent. A visual guide with great clearly articulated verbal support...no 'ums' and 'ahs'...and the background music is mixed way, way back. Also great to have simple and more complex systems in the one clip. Thank you, Sparky.

[@strmania7014]

where buy mic clamp?

[@SparkysVideoProductions]

I will be deleting all incomprehensible comments or comments that lack any intelligence whatsoever. Sorry Nikki! ;)

[@marv5078]

no clue what he just said 🥲

[@charlescole2592]

Thanks for explaining this clearly for those of us who are fairly new to this IEM thing. Really appreciate it Sparky!

[@donovanlucero380]

Just tuning in. Has anything changed much from these two options you out together now in 2023? Better equipment or easier options?

[@Aerofan2020]

which iPad are you using

[@11donaldo]

thx man.. I really need that

[@pbenson56fran]

I was wondering if this would help me as a singer. Just listening for a few minutes it just might help. My equipment will be a Powered Speakers that's portable. It does not enable use for an in ear monitor system as some do by Benhinger. Thank you

[@orie1723]

I want to run a click track through my in ears and the house as well. I also want to be able to control the volume that comes out of the house speakers. how would I do that?

[@Crazeefish313]

Thanks for takin the time to show these sound techniques sir!

[@MrLillen97]

Awesome video! Loved it and helped me with all my questions!

[@georgepretalia9213]

Thank you for this video bro, a lot of things make sense now. Cheers!

[@dustinthiessen]

nice vid! Just a quick addition if I might... being an engineer, please always (especially if there is no rider, or it's changed) talk to us about bringing your own ears rig, again especially if you're unplugging stuff at the venue. That's why I like using unpowered wedges. nobody is gunna try and plug an NL4 cable into their little ears mixer. If I know guys are wanting to run ears, I'll always run an extra send back to the drum riser.

[@GreggsWoodworking]

great video Sparky. I'm just getting into IEM and loving it. your video helped a lot. thanks

[@julian.borisov]

Still the best video on KZbin on those many topics! Plain and from the ground up!

[@bobbytolds3779]

Great video man,lots of good info and gear...

[@tuesdayzrain]

Thanks for the pro vid on this! Very helpful for all drummers going high tech!

[@clayfredericks1497]

Thanks Sparky, really helpful and clear to understand

[@mrgrehan9981]

such a great video, i myself am a drummer and a venue owner. I am a little the the sound guy/bar manager but i am trying my best to learn as much as i can and get the band a really good sound.