Silent Rehearsals

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Silent rehearsals : Here is my summary on how to do silent rehearsals with your band.
What you'll need (affiliate links below):
- Electric drum kit (we use a Roland TD-30 or Roland TD-1)
- Bass DI (We use a DI box or XLR to jack lead)
- Guitar amp with Digital output (we use an orange micro dark or boss katana)
- The same headphones for every band member (we use Beyerdynamic Dt150)
- Dynamic mics all round (we use the Shure SM58)
Below are amazon affiliate links for the things we use to rehearse silently, meaning, at no cost to you, I will earn commission if you click through and make a purchase:
US:
Beyer DT 150 headphones : amzn.to/2xoVaqm
Shure SM58 : amzn.to/2SNpZei
Boss Katana 50 mkii : amzn.to/3eralix
Boss katana 100 mkii : amzn.to/3fAaoKF
UK:
Beyer DT 150 headphones : amzn.to/2TIRVTt
SM58 : amzn.to/2IoIrEK
Boss Katana 50 mkii : amzn.to/3flBGEc
Boss katana 100 mkii : amzn.to/3gOJ7UM
My Band : The pony Never Stops - / @theponyneverstops
Below are amazon affiliate links for some of my studio equipment and video, meaning, at no cost to you, I will earn commission if you click through and make a purchase:
US:
Behringer X32 Compact : amzn.to/2CXFucY
ART Patch Bay : amzn.to/2VHotwf
Mackie Big Knob : amzn.to/2M2YdYx
Mackie HR624 monitors : amzn.to/2MJIC0g
Beyer DT 150 headphones : amzn.to/2xoVaqm
Extreme Isolation EX29 Headphones : amzn.to/2RjJbno
AKG 451 : amzn.to/2WuidIs
Shure SM57 : amzn.to/2RENxEL
Shure SM58 : amzn.to/2SNpZei
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My other camera - Panasonic V770 camcorder : amzn.to/2VHlVhy
Hama Star 61 tripod : amzn.to/2VJKJW3
Lighting - Neewer 660 LED : amzn.to/2QTFz8w
UK:
Behringer X32 Compact : amzn.to/2DMYFaZ
ART patch bay : amzn.to/2rHKwFx
Mackie Big Knob : amzn.to/2IoYjHh
Mackie HR624 monitors : amzn.to/2RuaQwM
Beyer DT 150 headphones : amzn.to/2TIRVTt
Extreme Isolation EX29 Headphones : amzn.to/2T4Ni2Z
SM57 : amzn.to/2InkU7o
SM58 : amzn.to/2IoIrEK
M-audio keyboard : amzn.to/2Ggegho
My main camera - Canon 77d : amzn.to/2S9tQE9
My main lens - Canon 24mm : amzn.to/3cLb5i5
50mm lens : amzn.to/2xWD4N2
75mm - 300mm lens : amzn.to/356qQ0C
My other camera - Panasonic HC V770 camcorder : amzn.to/2HL45py
Tripod : amzn.to/2jpVZVR
Mini tripod : amzn.to/2loR4Fw
Lighting - Neewer 660 LED : amzn.to/39JFQDu
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24 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 24

@mehmetcelal5358 2 года назад

thank you for this video. I learnt so many information for what I need for my small band reharsal

@kevinsturges6957 Год назад

Please do another video and let us know what it sounds like live in the Headphones.

@johnvilardi9763 3 года назад

I'm just getting back to playing drums after about 40 years. (yea I'm old) I'm thinking of getting a small mixer just to jam with my neighbor. What's a good smaller mixer and also you were saying your getting a lot of noise from the drums and I think you said strings going into the mics couldn't you record all the instruments and then later add just the vocals? Thanks and great video.

@PherotoneStudios 3 года назад

I suppose any mixer would do that has enough inputs for your needs. The one I’d recommend (although not that small) is the Behringer Xenyx 2442, just because I had that for over ten years and it could do absolutely anything I wanted, live and in the studio). It also has built in reverb so it makes things sound nice For vocals, use a dynamic mic like an SM58 so it doesn’t pick up much background noise. If you check out my Christmas song, Last Door To Open, that’s a live take with vocals overplayed and other instruments on top. Gives you an idea of what you can easily achieve

@jremi Год назад

Strange, I have yet to find someone doing silent rehearsals with a Zoom mixer/recorder like the Zoom L-8, L-12 or L-20. I'll keep searching but it seems to me that the ability to have separate headphone mixes (5 distinct mixes for the L-12) is a real advantage. I know I want to hear my guitar more than the singer wants to hear my guitar... for example. Great video, by the way! Thanks for your insight.

@Dyerdrummer 3 года назад

Could you use a Heaphone Amp to do a silent practice? Like run my Alesis Strike and my guitarist headrush into a mixer and then the main out into the headphone amp?

@PherotoneStudios 3 года назад

Exactly that. That’s what we do. Just get a good quality headphone amp as cheap ones can often overload easily

@basarat 4 года назад

Really good video 🌹❤️

@PherotoneStudios 4 года назад

Thanks mate

@mhoff7722 2 года назад

Great video. Now what else would we need in order to practice in the same fashion but to give everyone their own monitor mix through each of their headphones?

@erichofuentes2958 2 года назад

Each band member having their personalized control of each of the instruments' output in each of their own headphones? That's the dream.

@savds 2 года назад

That is very much possible with the X32 mixer, you run each headphone through the 16 (i guess) Aux outputs via a headphone amp and each member has their personal mix

@trucksguns6898 Год назад

Yes as someone else said the Behringer x32 can do that but you also need 1 behringer p16 mixer for each band member. Also the x32 is almost 4 grand CAD right now 😬

@Vaeren222 3 года назад

I'm 15 and are in a band with 2 of my friends. 2 guitar 1 on electric drums. How could I hook up so we could rehearse silently on the tightest of budgets? Do I just buy a mixer or do I need some sort of monitoring system. Any tips?

@PherotoneStudios 3 года назад

A mixer and headphones should do it. You may need a headphone amp as most mixers won’t have 3 headphone outputs

@Vaeren222 3 года назад

@@PherotoneStudios Thank you for answering! What about a headphone splitter cable? xD

@NightGlyde 3 года назад

@@Vaeren222 I'm no expert, but the issue with a splitter is there might not be enough energy/power/whatever to drive multiple sets of headphones. A simple headphone splitter would divide the power between three sets of headphones, so each would be much quieter (1/3) than if you had only one set of headphones. A headphone amplifier would amplify the signal, making it louder. Maybe a splitter would be enough, but if the headphones end up way too quiet you should probably get a headphone amplifier. (sorry I don't know the proper terminology. and really, I don't know what I'm talking about, I'm just making an educated guess) (perhaps you could talk to the people at your local music shop)

@Vaeren222 3 года назад

@@NightGlyde thanks a lot👍

@NightGlyde 3 года назад

@@Vaeren222 Actually I looked things up, and now I'm not sure if a splitter would affect the volume/quality or if it would work just fine. Again, you should definitely ask music shop people who actually know what they're talking about. Also, apparently an amplifier could let you control each set of headphones individually, in case one person wants it louder, one person prefers quieter, etc. But it might depend on how sophisticated the amplifier is.

@darrenelong Год назад

Have you ever had an issue with your singer, in a "silent rehearsal" having huge issues with the format? Our singer, who is not very articulate with music jargon, just kept saying he wasn't feeling it... didn't like the vocals in his ears... couldn't work with it. Maybe his levels should go up or down, we haven't figured it out yet... but curious if you have thoughts...

@PherotoneStudios Год назад

Sort of. I’m the singer and when there’s a good mix and you can hear everything it’s fine. Years ago we couldn’t get a good mix and it was a real challenge. It was about 15 years ago and I can’t remember what was wrong