College Retreat Setup
College Retreat Setup Sheet 10/11-10/13
Input Instr. Mic ETC Assign Aviom Sub Assign
1 Bass Drum D112 3,4 1 1 L
2 Snare SM57 3,4 2 2 R
3 Drum - - 3,4 3 3 L
4 Open 3,4 4 4 R
5 Bass DI Comp 1 1,2 5
6 Synth DI 1,2 6
7 Eguitar.L.Min SM57 1,2 7
8 Eguitar.R.ND SM57 1,2 8
9 Aguitar 1,2 9
10 Vox1.Dave Vocal Mic Comp 2 1,2 10
11 Vox2.Minnow.L Vocal Mic Comp 3 1,2 11
12 Vox3. Cheryl.R Vocal Mic Comp 4 1,2 12
13/14 Speech(Chan. 4) Vocal Mic 1,2
15/16 1,2
Monitor Wedge (Using 1 output Daisy Chain):
AUX Sends 1(L)-->19,(20)(Snake)-->19,(20)(Out of Snake)-->1/4" balanced cable-->Convert 1/4" to XLR Female
(Cont')-->(XLR Female to XLR Male Convt.)-->XLR Cable-->Mackie Srm450.L-->Thru XLR-->Input of Srm450.R
Main Speakers (Using Main Out L and R)
Main Out XLR, L/R-->(Female XLR-1/4" Convt.)-->Balanced 1/4"-->17,18(Snake)-->CrownXS500 1/4" Input-->Output--
(Cont')>Speakon Cables-->Turbo Sound TXD151.
MISC. Check List
13-XLR Cables for Instruments(1 Extra included)
5-Vocal Mic Stand
5-Music Stand
4-Vocal Mic Any Type
4-SM 57s or Vocal Mic (1 Extra Included)
2-Mic Stands For Guitar Amp
2-Speakon Cables For 2-TurboSounds
2-Small DI box for 8 and 13/14
1-Mic Stand For Bass Drum Mic
1-D112 Bass Drum Mic
1-Tape-in converter cable for Ipod
00-1/4" Instrument Cables for Band.
Recording from 10.12.2008: Heart of Worship and Mikey talking
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Monday, October 13, 2008
Thursday, October 2, 2008
9.28.08
Setup List
1. Bass Drum -D112
2. Snare- SM57
3. OH(Mono)-AKG P200
4. Bass DI
5. Synth
6. E.Guitar-Minnow(L)-SM57
7. E.Guitar-Andy(R)-SM57
8. A.Guitar-DI
9. Vox1-DH(C)-SM58b
10.Vox2-SC(L)-SM58b
11.Vox3-MP(R)-SM58b
12.-
13.Wireless Speech
14.Announcement
15.T.back
Comments:
1. Used AKG Perception 200 condensor LD for drum mono overhead. It worked really well when and Low and the Mid was cut off completely and boosted Highs at 12kHz about 1.5 dB. Captured Hats and Cymbals pretty decently. Need toms and stereo Overheads indeed. It will help alot.
2. Main 2-way Speaker Position-Changed from previously down the stage to onto the stage up highest possible. Needed more space between first row and Main speakers. Helped very much. Also, now the sub is in front of the 2-way speaker and since bass freq. travels slower, noticed Bass Drum and Bass guitar being controlable in my hands which was pretty sweet.
3. Two Electric gutiar amps moved to side of the stage-Biggest hit of the day. Again, gained control over these electric guitar sounds compared to previous set up.
4. Avioms-Minnow tested himself. It didn't make much difference for now since it was just him on it but talking to band members between song feature is amazing.
5. Sennheiser Wireless G2 System needs to be mastered by myself to really be safe in choosing frequencies and not making anymore mistakes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyVAjZq9HF8.
6. Bass DI started humming during 2nd part of worship as I turned on the Sub. I was confused because it didn't during the start. But I realized later I connected a Aviom separate for myself in the back during sermons which made a ground loop in the system before the last worship started.
7. Realizing Aviom has 16 channels all together or something like that so conserving channels might help in the future with new singers: Possibility is to group all drum mics in the aviom system together to conserve 2-3 channels.
8. Next Week Aviom: Dave Hong needs the crowd sound during worship. Nothing can be done yet except we need a few condensor mics.
Conclusion of the day: Everything really started clicking together this past sunday but not yet near perfect. Congregation of apprx. 300 people still sings very loud, but we're at a good level now.
1. Bass Drum -D112
2. Snare- SM57
3. OH(Mono)-AKG P200
4. Bass DI
5. Synth
6. E.Guitar-Minnow(L)-SM57
7. E.Guitar-Andy(R)-SM57
8. A.Guitar-DI
9. Vox1-DH(C)-SM58b
10.Vox2-SC(L)-SM58b
11.Vox3-MP(R)-SM58b
12.-
13.Wireless Speech
14.Announcement
15.T.back
Comments:
1. Used AKG Perception 200 condensor LD for drum mono overhead. It worked really well when and Low and the Mid was cut off completely and boosted Highs at 12kHz about 1.5 dB. Captured Hats and Cymbals pretty decently. Need toms and stereo Overheads indeed. It will help alot.
2. Main 2-way Speaker Position-Changed from previously down the stage to onto the stage up highest possible. Needed more space between first row and Main speakers. Helped very much. Also, now the sub is in front of the 2-way speaker and since bass freq. travels slower, noticed Bass Drum and Bass guitar being controlable in my hands which was pretty sweet.
3. Two Electric gutiar amps moved to side of the stage-Biggest hit of the day. Again, gained control over these electric guitar sounds compared to previous set up.
4. Avioms-Minnow tested himself. It didn't make much difference for now since it was just him on it but talking to band members between song feature is amazing.
5. Sennheiser Wireless G2 System needs to be mastered by myself to really be safe in choosing frequencies and not making anymore mistakes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyVAjZq9HF8.
6. Bass DI started humming during 2nd part of worship as I turned on the Sub. I was confused because it didn't during the start. But I realized later I connected a Aviom separate for myself in the back during sermons which made a ground loop in the system before the last worship started.
7. Realizing Aviom has 16 channels all together or something like that so conserving channels might help in the future with new singers: Possibility is to group all drum mics in the aviom system together to conserve 2-3 channels.
8. Next Week Aviom: Dave Hong needs the crowd sound during worship. Nothing can be done yet except we need a few condensor mics.
Conclusion of the day: Everything really started clicking together this past sunday but not yet near perfect. Congregation of apprx. 300 people still sings very loud, but we're at a good level now.
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