Careful With That Ax, Eugene: An Approach To Optimizing Guitars In The Mix
Presenting electric guitar tones accurately and with some degree of isolation from the other onstage noise makers.
Presenting electric guitar tones accurately and with some degree of isolation from the other onstage noise makers.
While there are many basic DI models on the market, there are also several feature-laden versions that do quite a bit more.
Upsides and downsides to both methods, as well as context of when to select one or the other…
Many of today’s live stage productions have become tremendously complex, so applying simplicity and standardization can be a true asset in general along with fostering quick changes should disaster occur…
Detailing a method for “wiring the stage” developed and refined over three-plus decades to produce a very reliable, safe and efficient result.
It’s good for engineers and techs to understand how their equipment works and there’s something special about hand-building it.
It’s good for engineers and techs to understand how their equipment works and there’s something special about hand-building it.
Going deeper with the passive versus active DI (direct input box) conundrum, summing, and the use of tube and FET models.
Know thy stuff when it comes to deployment of DIs.
Twin ISO, Key Largo, ProD8, Reamp X-Amp and ProRMP support band on the road as well as studio projects in converted former church in Drummondville, Quebec.
An argument that wye-connectors (or “Y”-connectors) should never have been created.
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