Running Sound For Periphery
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- Welcome to our latest episode of This Is DeLaCruz, where we dive deep into the world of professional touring audio engineers! In this episode, we sit down with Alex Markides, the brilliant mind behind the sound of progressive metal band Periphery.
Join us as Alex shares his journey from aspiring sound technician to becoming a renowned audio engineer for one of the most influential bands in the metal scene. Discover the challenges and rewards of life on the road, the intricacies of mixing live shows, and the gear that makes Periphery's performances unforgettable.
Whether you're an audio engineering enthusiast, a Periphery fan, or just curious about the behind-the-scenes magic of live concerts, this interview is packed with insights and inspiration.
📢 Topics Covered:
* Alex's career path and experiences in the audio industry
* The technical aspects of mixing live sound for Periphery
* Challenges of touring and maintaining sound quality
* Essential gear and tools used by Alex on tour
* Advice for aspiring audio engineers
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Bass players never fail they just become producers
I met Alex when he was touring with KSE in Europe. Very sweet guy. I was doing FOH for the support band "Heretoir". Had a great chat about the horrible venue acoustics haha. Local technician wasn't very cool so having Alex around at FOH improved the vibe a lot. Also, amazing mix he did for KSE. Absolute class act (the rest of the crew aswell, mons let me tap into Jesse's in-ear mix which was so fun!), hope to meet him again someday!
Met Alex at a Periphery show in a venue I've mixed before. Blown away. Really made me consider my approach to that room in the future. Great guy too!
Alex is one of the best in the business. I was a few feet from him about a year ago but couldn’t get his attention to say hello
Damn dude! I’m sorry! Yell louder! I’m deaf!
@@darkidesWHAT
@@darkideshope you and the boys come back down under to Australia soon!
The intro is pretty cool. I noticed it a couple minutes in. It was like the minutes leading up to an eclipse. And the synths gave it an eery feeling.
Haven't heard Alex mix but have heard nothing but great things. Love his approach, minimalistic and similar to myself doing rooms where you're finding work arounds for mic bleed and compromised balance due to what's coming off stage. Ronnie came through my venue in Brisbane and def made our V rig sing. All the best, cheers.
Man this was a great talk. Keep em coming please
Markides is the homie! Proud of him
FINALLY!
Pooch is a Bass Player and a pretty decent soundguy...IIRC 😅
very good point with the autocriticism...i am 45 and i still beat myself..gotta let go..thanks guys! watched all the videos thank you Nick and your guests!
❤
Hey Alex you’re the best cya soon
To the bass player question. Pooch was/ is a bass player.
That’s true!
Hell yes Periphery! Any chance you'll catch up with Bob when Slipknot hit the road again?
I’m a bass player that is a sound mixer now 😆
I'm a vocalist and a guitarist and I am just as good at doing the whole music production process from recording to mixing and mastering.
I’m certain this was the show in atl. I was there but not in the shots 😭
You’re correct!
Whats the intro song? :x
Pooch is a bass player
I AM A SOUNDMAN AND A BASS PLAYER LOL!!!!
Pffft can someone Id me the song here ?? sick songwriting and production
I'm a bass player and a sound guy. Keen to talk to you about it😅
From what I gather, if a failed guitarrist stays in the industry it is as a guitar tech
Definitely not a failed guitar tech there ^
Lol
That intro was way too long.
Shut up!
2:38 dude, didn't you jntseview Brad Divens a few months ago? He was the singer/bass player in the bands he was in prior to doing sound...