Setting Up In-Ear Monitors (IEMs) | It’s Easier Than You Think!
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2023
- Bertram, from Sennheiser, joins us for a discussion on setting up In-Ear Monitors. If you're looking for where to start then you don't want to miss this!
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I suggest showing with images just like you do, helps more understanding ..
Cheers.
Cheers, @aledum1815!
You absolutely need to talk about system latency here.
Agree many people (new to the sound engineering ) don’t understand the latency title. To be honest even for me to explain the latency to newbies in our TV company is hard in simple way. If there is a much more simple way to explain latency and delay I would like to hear it and even in a future to use it at work to explain to a newbies (trainees).
@@SoLoWeJGR Well, going by definitions latency measures the time between request and answer reception, in music playback this would be time between cpu dispatching sound generation from sound chip, to sound generation in your monitor. It feels like a very technical and precise/unambiguous term in my mind.
Delay... delay is... suspension of signal generation. It is also the time between signal generation and signal reception to be more technically precise. It even feels like delay is used much more broadly in non-technical writing, where latency definition could be included in delay definition. Eg. You can call latency delay between cpu request and sound coming out of monitors. But more precisely, delay could mean the time between sound comes out of a speaker and is transmitted through air to your ear.
Excellent content from the sound engineer perspective but what is the musician getting from this? I see bar bands who would love to hear themselves at a reasonable stage volume without waiting for the music to return reflected from a rear wall. Is this possible?
Yes. Check out the advice on building an IEM rack in the full video: ruclips.net/video/1UUFeW32XiY/видео.htmlsi=U-ffvvlCI08tctQG
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