Stories about sound technology and a little bit more
It's been a long time since I've seen a gig, and I've had a pretty long day. So I was working for Livesalet, and in the morning we started at the warehouse at 8: 30 a.m., where we went straight to the market in Oulu. At 10 o'clock in the square was the start of national Police Day and in Oulu the police
Let's start writing a few days before the show. Saturday, Petrelli. Sami Cloud bandThat plays rock and roll music from side to side. It's just that the audience's comfort is guaranteed. I started in advance to do the scrambling and setup needed for the mixer, so that the gig, and especially the sound check, can be done.
I got into Thomann's partner program. This is all right, when it comes to a store that's already been put by a few cats. The banner below gives you access to, for example, the kind of products we use in live situations, and to order either similar or something else 🙂
That's two gigs a weekend, isn't it? As a rule, both jobs were very comfortable, but again, they were not solved without problems. Thursday 9.6 / preparations for the Rings of the Kirmas Truses to upgrade the Soundcraft tables to the same company at the end. I wasn't interested in fighting with the problems of the December job at Tullisal.
I have found that smaller gigs are preferably done with "bäd-mixing" and more traditional console & cable draw to the bow has been avoided. Of course, for those, there is also a place for them, especially when the coverage starts to grow, so, of course, very quickly, you start wanting physical buttons under your fingers. A little challenge.
Let's write a little story about last December's Tullisal gig, where Battle Bast, Arion and Afterworld performed. Janne Ervelius and I used to do the techniques of Afterworld, so that Janne FOH and I did the stage. With this division of labour, we've been gone for years with Afterworld. Including equipment
A small customer event was held at the workplace, with some exhibitors, and, of course, catering for guests. It also needed sound, mainly for background music and running. I took a couple of Sector cabinets (which are Watti-Mat's handwriting), a slightly bigger terminal for the t-amp, a Soundcraft Ui12 small mixer, and a Shenku wireless mic. However, the exhibition area was its
A party band consisting of long-line musicians, as well as sound professionals, RT Band asked me to mix up their Petrelli gig, and I did, so that's all I had to do. Watti-Matti from Livesalet plays bass in the band, and it was agreed that he would bring in the equipment he needed. It was also decided that we should go
