Mixing In-Ear Monitors with Vitaliy Belonozhko

[@Gladingson1]

Beautiful and well explained....really appreciate

[@64Audio]

No problem, thanks!

[@mitjajan5563]

I am a 50+ musician and I wish I could have such a great mix man in all of my bands💙

[@EbenezerKingslin]

Loved each point and detail.

[@64Audio]

🙌

[@eduardojvivas]

Excellent video of the fundamentals. I still get that wow factor from my a12’s even after a year of use.

[@64Audio]

Glad to hear it Eduardo, thank you!

[@eduardojvivas]

@@64Audio need to repair the now 😭

[@imark7777777]

talking about wearing one ear and losing the hearing protection but there is another aspect of hearing protection the perceived level drops by I believe 3DB when one ear is removed thus requiring an increase in volume which is actually not good for what your remaining ear is hearing.

[@imark7777777]

Premixing the send to the musician and that it's going to be a dynamic thing throughout the show is one of the reasons that I really don't like personal Monitor mixing without having at least some say from an audio engineer who knows how to mix. And I'm certain gives a very bad rap to in-ear monitors. I much prefer having access on the mixer to a next bus that I can PFL and then sending that to some sort of headphone amp, and with the digital mixers these days usually there's a way of providing some way for them to modify that mix remotely. Will still allowing me the ability to jump in and hear what's going on and make adjustments.

[@robin_miller_music]

You briefly mentioned stereo mix in relation to people taking an earbud out, but not any more than that. Do you actively use the stereo field for iem's?

[@1desenmascarador]

Vitaliy Crack!!!!

[@markkoval4251]

Last 20 seconds of video: KICK DRUM🤔..........😂🤣!