Pantera Stage Walk-Through
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Today, we’re thrilled to present an in-depth walkthrough of Pantera’s stage setup with their exceptional audio engineer, Eddie Mapp.
Eddie takes us behind the scenes to explore the intricate setup that powers Pantera’s legendary live shows. From the positioning of microphones and speakers to the cutting-edge gear and technology that ensures a powerful performance, Eddie breaks down each element and shares his insights on achieving Pantera’s iconic sound.
Whether you’re an audio engineering professional, a die-hard Pantera fan, or just curious about the technical side of live concerts, this walkthrough is packed with valuable information and behind-the-scenes details.
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💻 Ryan Sandlin
Thank You Nick!! Eddie Mapp & our entire crew are Superstar’s man…So very grateful for each & everyone of them!! ❤️❤️
Big love Rex
It’s clear that Eddie is an absolute guru. Good to know Pantera is in such good hands.
Thanks for this!
Eddie is such an incredible engineer and human!
Very cool walk-through. Eddie seems like a great dude.
Good video and it certainly was nice of the crew to take time to show us around. That said - with no offense intended whatsoever - I've never understood some bands propensity to keep gear and set up configurations a "secret." With any instrument, you aee going to sound like you no matter _what_ you use. Another musician using the same or similar setup to yours isn't going to negatively impact you or make you lose whatever edge/advantages you think you have. The edge you have on people comes from your ability and unique playing and writing style, not gear. I mean, these guys weren't bad about it. Queens Of The Stone Age are absolutely _ridiculous_ about it. They forbid engineers, producers and road crew from disclosing _anything_ about the gear they use, both live and in tge studio. Anything live besides what they _can't_ hide (their guitars, the drumset, any amps used for on stage volume) is left undisclosed and they don't share _anything_ about what they use in the studio. It took years of speculation, badgering, hoarding multiple units and even some criticism similar to this for their singer to disclose that they used a Peavey Decade (a small, older, obscure, transistor based practice anp) for part of their recorded bass tone. There have neen countless demonstrations and testimonials from the world's best players that, even when using someone else's rig - not a piece for piece copy but _their_ exact rig - they _still_ sounded like themselves and vice versa.
I'm curious why they blur those effects pedals out. Prototype?
Excellent video 🎉
Strange, why are the A and B drum kits mirror images of each other (@0:50), do Charlie plays right handed one night and left handed other times, or who’s the second kit for?
Great episode!
A Day To Remember and Meshuggah rig rundown 2024 please
Thank you, great Insight views.
Do they still have White 'Wine' on the rider?
people are making it difficult dimebag used to plug straight into a Randall
Different ways to skin, man.
It's called creativity for a reason.
If you think for a second that dime wasn't doing complex/creative and experimental things to achieve his tone, you know nothing about Dimebag Darrell.
I wonder why the bass pedals are blurred out at 15:04?
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@@RyanSandlin Thanks for the update!
@16:06 Hi Bobby!
Is this a re-upload? Or am i having some type of weird psychic ability?
Me too. I think he edited a few parts if i'm not mistaking
@TinoSchulz1990 yeah kinda figured he might've accidentally shown something he wasn't supposed to like crew credentials or something.
@@OShawnTravels Yeah, some parts were blurred out in the original video, especially when it came to the bass-rig and accreditation card.
I would have not minded to see the roland amp on stage. But I guess it bothers people.😊
I think it's more for a cleanliness aesthetic. I don't think anyone is embarrassed to use the JC120, everyone knows it's considered the best clean amp.
I really wanted to watch this 1. But, I couldn't pay attention to anything over that dude smacking his gum, in the mic, between each word. Guess I'll wait for 1 of the other bts guys to post a video
3:04: is that a fake bass drum front?
Yeah - looks it. I might be wrong but I think he mentioned this on a Drumeo video, he only uses one but had a fake for the aesthetic as it was a part of the Pantera look and feel.
soñado todo
dude was a kid when pantera was kicking
Crazy thing is..he wasn’t
the way they blurr shit out is shady
Like anyone's ever given a shit about getting Rex's bass tone. 😆
as several people on the crew said "can't give away *all* our secrets"
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