Showing A New Sound Engineer How To Soundcheck & Run A Show!
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
- BANDS FEATURED
Vya
/ listentovya
Tide Varia
/ tidevaria
Debt To Ana
/ debt_to_ana
TIME STAMPS
00:00 - Showing my trainee how to soundcheck
10:28 - Debt To Ana
17:08 - Tide Varia
21:04 - Notes about mixing
GEAR BREAKDOWN I USE AT THE VENUE: • Music Venue House Back...
AFTER SHOW PLAYLIST GUARANTEED TO GET YOU AND THE CROWD PUMPED UP: open.spotify.com/playlist/4ey...
Website: chrishammillphoto.com
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GEAR I USE
Main Camera: www.amazon.com/Sony-Full-Fram...
Main Wide Angle Lens: www.amazon.com/Sigma-14-24mm-...
Main Portrait Lens: www.amazon.com/Canon-50mm-1-8...
POV Camera: www.amazon.com/DJI-Adventure-...
Drone: www.amazon.com/DJI-Mavic-Air-...
Live Mix Audio Capture/POV Drive Recorder: www.amazon.com/Tascam-Stereo-...
POV Driving Binural Audio: www.amazon.com/dp/B003QGPCTE?... 
Развлечения
Welp.... if you start a video series of Melanie's road to mixing mastery, I am sticking around cause I might catch a couple of tips haha.
You had good musicians to work with. One of the things that drives me nuts during sound checks is when you tell a guy "okay just play and let me adjust things" and then they play like for 5 seconds and stop. You say "just keep playing", so they play for 10 more seconds and stop and say shit like "yeah so and so is a little to high" or "this and that should be this way" and I'm like - "yeah, keep playing I'm working on this", so they give you 5 more seconds and go back to telling you what to do. I am like "MY GUY! Just. Keep. Playing."
Great stuff, I enjoy your videos a lot.
Love ur videos as a musician, producer I love your channel I allwYs said thaks to the sound guy at my gigs love sound engineering mixing ect 🤘🇿🇦
What a fantastic trial by fire! She did you proud!
She’s learning fast.
Sounded like a brass snare or least a metal snare not wood. Idk. Well done.
Would love to get some raw tracks from you to practice mixing at home. A lot of the bands you get are pretty freakin' awesome! Was a little painful watching her on the mixer, but with you as her sensei she'll be flying on it in no time. :)
Need a bands permission first before I give out raw tracks.
@@chrishammillaudio Is that possible? Or am I asking too much? Lol.
Just gotta find a band willing to be okay with it.
Would love to see a series of her learning from you.
first!
This would be a dream job. Have any tips on how i could get my foot in the door?
Offer to intern and leave your ego at the door.
How do you sell yourself when trying to intern for something like this?
First and foremost, do you have any audio experience? Do you know what an EQ is? Compressor? Delay and reverb? Do you know “pain” frequencies and have you practiced ear training? Make sure you answer “yes” to all of those, then get yourself some multitracks to practice mixing on to get familiar with actually mixing. Plenty of classes online to get free multitrack sessions to practice on.
ONCE ALL OF THAT IS DONE, offer to run cable, assist, intern at a local venue and eventually get familiar with the board. If a venue is offering employment for stagehands, get yourself a gig doing that.
Locally you prolly have a Sound Company, that Rent out Systems etc etc, They prolly have Sound engineers they also "Rent" out to venues as well. See if you can get hired with them they prolly have some type of sound school every week where everyone is learning etc etc and build your way up in the scene and community. Visit some Venues locally if you have some, ask the engineer there if he/she is just the house engineer or if they work for a company as well.
@@aaronwatson6183 hey thanks
good show! too bad not too many ppl showed up
Sunday after Thanksgiving. Can’t really expect much.
my ears are bleeding from that female vox
She’s a kid who just started performing in July of this year. Would love to see you do better, asshole.
lol I actually thought the female vocals were really good actually. You could hear the potential with all of them. I like the gritty female vocals.
You're tripping, I was thinking she was great.