DJ Tips: Garter Removal | How to keep your crowd on the dance floor

I did my first wedding of the season last night and had an amazing crowd that just wanted to dance and have a good time. Normally I use wedding events as reset points but last night I had to try to do wedding events without killing my dance floor. Here's how I achieved that during the garter auction.
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[@sticksnstones23]

Giving your crowd assignments is huge. They want to be part of the show. Tell them when to sing. Make them compete with each other. Walk into the crowd with a cordless mic and randomly interview and ask how they know the bride and groom. Do lyric challenges where you stop a song and ask who knows the next line. Always have something on the agenda coming up that you are talking about and giving a countdown for. Have prizes to give out. Doesn’t matter what they are. Everybody wants to win something.
Get everybody in a circle. Call out a guys verses the girls dance competition. One person at a time to the center to represent. Crowd applaud determine the winner and the girls always win. Guys are the runner ups and the runner ups have to do a beer chug before Her Majesty by the Beatles plays all the way through.

[@DjSjanks]

is it possible that someone played with the mackie's volume while you were upstairs ??? Greetings From Holland

[@TheAngrySoundTech]

I've tested both of my SRM-Flex's and they both sound just fine. I wonder if the distorted sound I was getting was from the wireless transmission of the audio?

[@DjSjanks]

@@TheAngrySoundTech o that is certainly possible, especially since everyone today has 4g or 5g
it can also come through the power group if, for example, a refrigerator is on it and it switches on, the compressor can cause a distorted signal