The SC - We Remember Now...It Doesn't Sound Good 

Another great video. I loved your comment about the audience not realising the talent on the stage. I have had the privilege of learning from a guitar player who has played stadium gigs to 80,000 people but is also happy to play with wedding/function bands. His answer to this is that he just loves to play, regardless of the gig. Our current bass player has played major festivals with top jazz/world artists and has been on UK TV many times. Top musicians love to play, just as much as the rest of us.

I very much like your videos

My first sax mic was one of the AKG's! It was great, until it wasn't. It died several years ago.

Always great when parking is close and/or in the venue. Having a load in/load out plan saves time and let’s face it helps crew get more rest between shows. Nice work Sound Couple!

😇 wishing to have this kind of set up soon too, very efficient and good sounding. 💪

Great episode!

I love you dynamic audio duo, I learn every day from your videos. Carlos - São Paulo - Brasil

It is always interesting to watch The Sound Couple re-visit a venue where we have watched Bart and Stacy conquer previous challenges and then observe what new challenges will arise. This time, we find that a continuing problem with the sensitivity of the venue’s Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters to the characteristics of the Furman power conditioner causes serious potential stress to Bart and Stacy. Fortunately, The Sound Couple carries an a.c. adapter that allows them to lift the ground pin on the incoming power. Whatever the root of this somewhat unique problem, this same issue arose the last time The Sound Couple provided production at this downtown venue. As usual, Bart’s and Stacy’s professionalism prevailed. Another major lesson from this video is the fact that The Sound Couple convinced the personnel at the venue to add to the width of the stage. Without that addition, the band would have been cramped and this would have adversely affected their performance. The initial smaller stage would have also created issues for The Sound Couple in providing proper sound and lighting. Finally, while we hope and pray that Bart soon recovers from the injury to his arm, it reminds us that we must all be very careful to guard our health and safety at each gig. When we suffer an injury, we need to do what Bart did: seek professional help and, if necessary, physical therapy. As always, we extend a “tip-of-the-hat” to Bart and Stacy for welcoming us to attend this gig with them and learn from the experiences they encountered. The Sound Couple’s videos continue to serve as an excellent source of training for those of us who seek to improve our own performance and professionalism.

really cool seeing the progress you guys are making and getting more comfortable with the rig and getting it dialed in. gigs get way more fun when all the systems are solid and it shows.. you guys seem to be having more fun working recently which is great its meant to be a fun job its great to see you guys smiling and having fun with it!

I really love these videos. Thank you!

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You did a great video again. I really enjoy you guys...

Always inspired by your works I would love to get more engagement especially how Stacy controls light. Keep up the good work

You talking about the Lady from Holland.

That Stacy is the Load master, I bet she is awesome at Tetris. Great job as always!!!

It always surprises me, cover bands all sing a similar list, no matter where they are in the world. I’m in Australia and my band do very much the same songs😀👍

Ah, the old "It's on the list" line when confronted with song requests. I use that line as well 😂. 50% of the time it's always true 😇

An Adaptive Noise Filter can actually remove the horrible noise.

Hey guys, great show! This is my first time commenting and I really enjoy your videos. Just a quick question, I was wondering what app you are using for lights. Thank you!

Great video! I am now nervous about using our power turtle we have for the ups we purchased. We run our mixer out of the 30 amp that says not GFI…so maybe it will be ok. We go in with 50 amp out with 30 to a rack distribution that has 2 30 amp circuits…🤞🤞FYI I always watch your videos for knowledge before we use things!!😂😂 thanks!

Ive been following your videos for so long now and i like it so much. your my inspiration. I also do lights and sound service, but mine is way far beyond yours. Im just handling basic mini lights and sound service. My subs and tops are just all diy"s. Hoping one day i can buy all powered speakers and subs. Ps. May i know how much wattage is your tops and your subs as well. Thanks

As Cheap Trick says, "No hall too small, no gig too big."

My van is a Nissan NV200. I still need buy a small 8x8x7ish trailer for it, when I have all 7 subs with!

Loving the video and how you liking the new iPad I own one of the new ones the iPad Air gen 5 been a good tool to use and I used to have the iPad Air 2 but battery died and was giving me issues so I went with the new iPad Air gen 5 and for the power issues with the ups does it happen to all gfi power or some

I can relate to the tennis elbow issue... and as a drummer as well it isn't very easy. I had a playing gig last weekend I forgot my compression sleeve..... had to have one of the other guys stop on the way there while I was setting up the PA to buy one or I never would've got through the gig. It's nagging and annoying, I'm almost to the point of saying enough is enough, what can be done surgically.

I find holding the tablet can really stress the ligaments.

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Greetings, how much did you charge for that activity?

Is this mic is on high pass filter? 17:30

Is there any specific reason you guys use Presonus gear?

That room orientation, stage layout 𝙨𝙪𝙘𝙠𝙨. Venue rooms like this are an example of poorly executed layout ... for entertainment/sound and visuals. Instead of a stage being in the middle of the longest dimension, facing the short distance (there's only 𝙏𝙒𝙊 tables in front of the stage!!). In rooms like this, an end stage should be employed. Thus, facing toward to 𝘼𝙇𝙇 the attendees/tables, etc., are in front of the stage and sound system. Oftentimes the client has no idea when they're decision making, ... interacting with the venue. However, venue sales/event management should know better and present all the options to best serve the client and their guests.

What does the photographer have to do with sound. .. it to my knowledge not a thing .. they should not be bothered you with their things.. even it is a wedding... The venue should have a planner or someone to coordinate all the details of the event