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They're actually not custom! They're Mee Audio. Mee does do custom, but these are just the generic ear pieces that come with it.

Glad it was helpful!

Hey-oooo!

Hi! What code did you try? I checked with my contact at Canopy and he said both codes are active and people have used them since they fixed it a few weeks ago. Side note - you have to use the code when you sign up on the website first - not from the app download. After signing up on the website, you can download the app and use it. Website is www.canopy.us and the code is CLINTB20

Yeah - good points. If you have the flexibility and inputs, you might try placing an ambient mic at your position and have that fed to your IEMs. Just an idea, but it might allow you to dial in just enough ambient/stage sound to not feel so closed in and relieve the finger in your ears effect but still enjoy the benefits of IEMs. There are also some in ear or personal monitoring systems that offer a built in mic on the little personal mix device that will do the same thing without having to mess with adding a mic and freeing up an input.

Awesome!! I’m so glad it’s helpful!

Oh! Goodness. I have a second. Try this one: SAVE20NOW Let me know if that works. I need to reach out to my dude at Canopy. Thanks!

I have confirmed that both CLINTB20 and SAVE20NOW promo codes are fixed - active and working now. Thank you for the heads up! 👍👍

Do it brah! It’s great. I got tired of having to manually allow every website the kids asked for. I use a combo of Apple Family screen time and Canopy. I use Apple Family for managing downtime and app requests, and Canopy mainly for filtering, but it can manage downtime as well. Good on you for taking care of the boys and caring about their souls and hearts! Love ya bro!

Even with dumbo ears, you are fearfully and wonderfully made! But your in-ear tips might not be. You might try foam tips. Squeeze them down by rolling them in between your fingers. Then insert them and hold them there until the foam expands back out and fills and conforms to your ear canal. Not sure if it will make it fit better, but worth a shot. Good luck!

@@clintbeasley thank you very much for taking your time in answering my question! Very Helpful and informative, now i can wear my iem comfortably😀

Glad the video was helpful!👍

Very glad it’s been so helpful!

Creative!! I like it!

@@clintbeasley thanks. I got sick of messing with cables that don't have sliders.

Thanks for the sub! I should have some more vids coming soon! Took a bit of a hiatus.

It should be a part of the construction of the cable. But SOME sets have ones that are removable.

If it’s designed to move, you should be okay to give it a little extra umph. Of course, if it feels like you might damage the cable, don’t force it. It might depend on the set of in ears if they’re designed to move. Someone else in the comments had a good idea about using a rubber band or some sort of tiny hair clip.

Good question! I think using them for playback or computer sound would be different and one earbud isn’t an issue. The issue with using one earbud in a live stage/musician situation is that you tend to compensate in volume on the one earbud by turning it up to higher levels than it should be and boosting EQ to levels that may damage hearing. When people remove one ear, it’s typically to hear the stage and house sound - maybe they’re having trouble hearing a vocal or other element of the band or even the crowd, so they take one out. It’s not a big deal in a moment of a troubled in-ear mix, but getting accustomed to doing that like some do (particularly worship leaders and those in worship bands) can have damaging results over time. It’s better to work with your sound tech on tweaking the mix and even providing stage/house mics to provide that ambient and stage sound. When you break the seal of two buds in the ears, you kill the low (bass) frequencies. And you’ve entered the battle of stage volume within a closed ecosystem designed to eliminate that battle. So people unintentionally boost the bass, boost overall volume, and boost individual channels in their one ear to compensate for what’s lost when they removed the second earbud. Hope this is helpful!

@@clintbeasley thanks a lot!

If they’re specifically made to be real IEMs for stage use, they’ll usually be designed to be used by going over top the ear and the cable wraps behind. It’s hard to use them without wrapping because of the way the unit is designed and the way it’s angled. They won’t stay in correctly if they’re NOT inserted “upside down”. If they’re in ear headphones standard to what maybe someone might buy for typical music listening (Apple ear buds, etc…), then they’re most likely not made to be wrapped behind and they’ll just hang out of the ear as normal. Normal ear buds won’t be as stable as properly inserted made-for-stage IEMs. Hopefully this helps!

@clintbeasley yeah, thanks! So it's all about how stable they sit in your ears... I bought the truthear hexas, and I realized I won't wear them in public anyway, so the cable going over the ear thing isn't a problem anymore

Absolutely! Glad it was helpful. I need to do some more; VR and the meta-scape is changing so fast! This video was a year ago and AltSpace has shut down since then. 🤷‍♂️

You might have to try different size ear tips. Mine kept falling out until I used smaller ear tips, now they stay in.

Yep - different sized ear tips is a good idea. Also try foam ear tips. They can be crushed and then will mold to your ear canal as they expand. OR go full throttle and get custom ear molds made for your ears.

Had ur problem for years, until I bought airpods pros, these just fit perfectly (small ear tips), I also purchased a Moondrop Aria which also stay in with small ear tips 👌🏻

I THINK we purchased a set of KZ IEMs at a church I worked at. If I recall, I didn’t like them very much. BUT as far as fit, if they came with other sizes of ear tips, try a larger or smaller size. Also - if it came with moldable foam tips, try those. The foam tips you can squeeze to shrink, then insert them in your ear and hold them while the foam expands and creates a good seal.

Might be a good case for custom ear molds. A lot of these IEMs you can swap the tips for custom ear molds. There are even some budget models that allow for that. 👍

Also - try the foam tips if you have them. You can squeeze the foam smaller, insert them, then hold the IEM for a minute while the foam expands to your ear canal. Creates a good seal which is crucial for the bass response.

@@clintbeasley I ordered some small size foam tips but they sent me medium, and are now not reacting to my e-mails . The universe doe not want me to have iems it seems.

​@@D1N02not with that attitude, for sure 😂

@@helenwhs What attitude?

😆 “thanks a lot, LOUIS! You’re always the one to kill the perfect take, man.” Hopefully your band laughed it off. And the camera guy. Hope the shoot went well otherwise! 🤘

@@clintbeasley Hey I was the one with the least issues yesterday! The shoot went really well haha, cheers

🤣 it happens

Lol😂 You & me both.

Love that idea! Thanks for sharing!

Hey! I can’t remember off the top what the app was called. It was some random camera app on the android App Store. I’ll have to look next time I have it on my hands.

Thanks Tina! Glad you enjoyed. What’s Rumble?

Yeah the sliding thingy is key. I’m using just the rubber/silicon tips. But I DO like the foam tips. If you put them in right, they create a really good seal which is great for bass response. However, they’re harder to pop in and out on a whim as you come and go because you have to squeeze them down then hold them in position in your ear until they expand. Give them a try though! Thanks for the question!

Thanks brother! It really did take a ton of production time. More than I like to spend on one video. But I'm thankful it was informative and helpful! That makes it worth it. It's such a crazy place we've arrived in with technology and cool to look back to see how it got here and explore the Gospel opportunities. Many blessings, sir!

I’ve never used Fiver but have heard a lot about it recently. Will check it out!

Yes! Although they should fit a little more naturally and without as much wiggling. Definitely the behind the ears and sliding the little plastic tension relief piece up is crucial. Thanks for the view and the question!

Thanks!

Thank you! Keep those ears in!

Them chickens are pickin’ and a grinnin’!I hope all is well, brother!! Good to hear from you!

Thanks!

Thanks dude!

Because it is not about subscribers it is about doing a hard work that will pay off

Thanks Darq!! I really appreciate that! It’s hard work for sure but it’s fun and I hope it’s all helpful!

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You’re welcome!