Live Annotated Monitor Mix Walk Through Avid S6L-32D 

Agreed!

The entire genre is a bad joke taking up good equipment.

The E.G. is the only musician on pre fader?? I would love to learn more on this workflow!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼

Benjamin - what usually happens in a workflow like this is each individual’s instruments and mics (other than the lead vocal) are pre-fader. From there MONs can mix the show as if they are FOH allowing any solos, rides, specials, etc. to show up in the band’s ears at the appropriate spot in the song without any significant changes to each individual musicians instrument levels. Works quite well, tends to make the musicians on stage feel like they’re getting a “mix” of the show, not just a static level like you would in an Aviom or similar system.

He's not. This is just a general FOH style mix for the whole band, with each separate IEM mix being just a trim off the main mix.

YES PLS!!

Agreed, the console demo is excellent but the singing is so awful I could not watch more than 2 minutes

He clearly can't hear himself. Maybe his pack isn't turned up loud enough? Or his earpiece is out?

Do you sing bro? Every singer ever, sounds like this without being tuned. With the exceptions of those who have perfect pitch, or those who are rediculously trained!! This is what a perfectly acceptable raw vocal performance sounds like pre tune.

haha! If only I owned one! There are plenty of other consoles I would love to do videos on! Avid S6L, Yamaha DM7, Yamaha QL/CL, Allen & Heath Avantis, DiGiCo just to name a few!

@@DrewBrashler Thank you so much, I've learned A LOT from your videos. But yeah! We graduated on the X32! I think we can start on Avantis. If you choose SQ7, you gotta show us how to expand those two and a half effects they got going on😂😂

Could you clarify? What are you trying to accomplish?

@@brianbauer3148 Just connect four speakers from a single bus

@@agustinvargas1180 if the speakers have their own amp built in you can connect as many as you need to any of the available outputs by daisy chaining the speakers together. Which speaker are you using?

@@brianbauer3148 EV ZLX 12"

@@agustinvargas1180 it looks like the zlx has a powered (amp built in) and passive model (external amp) if you have the powered version you could daisy chain them. The only thing is the output of the speaker is affected by the volume control. So each speaker down the line would be affected by the volume of the one before it. You could get around that by using a xlr splitter at each speaker.

Right? No amount of pitch reference could've saved this guy. LOL!

Most musicians wont/can’t yell out mix adjustments while playing

BamBam Music unless you know exactly how much is their expense in mission and charity (which I don't have any idea of), your comment is completely useless and harmful.

Somewhat true

Nor do I. The statement is that a rock concert is not needed to make disciples. Million dollar equipment buys butts in seats like filling a stadium. Christ centered is not concerts and light shows. It's a message that convicts and makes disciples. If you go for concerts, it's for the wrong reason. Many worship pastors struggle with this question every day but today's churchs focus on experience instead of discipleship. Go and make disciples....not go and make a rock concert. Many time we hear people say they go to a church for the music....isnt that sad. They should go because the message brings conviction and is Christ centered. So have churchs lost thier way? Needs to be addressed. All those concert goers certainly fill the seats now dont they. Is that how we fill churchs? With concert goers? If so...go see Justin Timberlake

So much judgement about people motives and convictions... 🙄

@@dinospd The question must be asked....... Is it about filling seats? Or is it about making disciples? Pop culture churches are cramped selling experience...over relationship. Experience and filling seats

This is rented, normally churches have consoles that do not exceed 10k

Just because you don't have it doesn't mean you stop church to build their sound systems