Thanks! It was a bit rushed, but you had a good point in that if I am talking about the DriverackPA2 in the previous video, why would I not address how that impacts my setup.
Very clear, thank you! I'm about to buy one of these. One question: after you set up for the room, do you find that you need to tweak as the room fills with people? Is that a fairly predictable change that you can guesstimate, or would you really like to repeat the wizard if you could? I'm talking a cover band without a dedicated sound man, of course.
@@paulmason828 I would pay attention to the crossover and make sure there is no overlap or summation at the crossover point. Measure the room or area with nothing blocking speaker (people walking by etc.). The level and eq settings are very durable across crowd numbers since it measures speaker behavior in the environment. I would set it and forget it.
what router do you use, I use an old belinks but cant get more than 20ft the signal cut off... lost connection and cant have the freedom to adjust and set up. great video..
@@ladjkaoz thanks so much for the encouragement. I use the Linksys EA6350-4B. I think these are out of stock. I would look for the next gen of this router. The distance at 5g is amazing!
@@CaliforniaCreedence yeah it’s weird but it works. Particularly for metal. 2.5k specifically, and honestly pretty narrow band, it’s the direct pain baby crying region for most people. If you need insane spl without complaints, notch 2.5 and see what happens, you can go so loud. Everything above 10k is just air in venue anyways
@@CaliforniaCreedence in the dance scene it’s common to fly tweeter pods around the club, in the past they even gave DJs control over a knob that would swirl treble around different pods to create a unique experience. The air just filled with 15k+ from every direction. Sounds miserable but it’s not so bad. Very clubby haha
Just a follow up. Your advice worked really well! I wanted to say, "thank you!" That 2.5k was the culprit for a few things. I have done sound for a few other bands and had the time to spend working with what you recommended and the results were excellent!
Most helpful. Thanks for taking the time to do the video.
Thanks! It was a bit rushed, but you had a good point in that if I am talking about the DriverackPA2 in the previous video, why would I not address how that impacts my setup.
Very clear, thank you! I'm about to buy one of these. One question: after you set up for the room, do you find that you need to tweak as the room fills with people? Is that a fairly predictable change that you can guesstimate, or would you really like to repeat the wizard if you could? I'm talking a cover band without a dedicated sound man, of course.
@@paulmason828 I would pay attention to the crossover and make sure there is no overlap or summation at the crossover point. Measure the room or area with nothing blocking speaker (people walking by etc.). The level and eq settings are very durable across crowd numbers since it measures speaker behavior in the environment. I would set it and forget it.
@@CaliforniaCreedence Thanks for your advice.
what router do you use, I use an old belinks but cant get more than 20ft the signal cut off... lost connection and cant have the freedom to adjust and set up.
great video..
@@ladjkaoz thanks so much for the encouragement. I use the Linksys EA6350-4B. I think these are out of stock. I would look for the next gen of this router. The distance at 5g is amazing!
@@CaliforniaCreedence do you get good range. with that router.
@@ladjkaoz yes, very good range!
@@CaliforniaCreedence can you get 50..60 ft range?
@@CaliforniaCreedence I found a few used ones close by for sale 😉👍
2.5k is far more piercing than 20k
@@alltehstuffs Filter 2.5k????
@@CaliforniaCreedence yeah it’s weird but it works. Particularly for metal. 2.5k specifically, and honestly pretty narrow band, it’s the direct pain baby crying region for most people. If you need insane spl without complaints, notch 2.5 and see what happens, you can go so loud. Everything above 10k is just air in venue anyways
@@alltehstuffs right on! I’ll try it!
@@CaliforniaCreedence in the dance scene it’s common to fly tweeter pods around the club, in the past they even gave DJs control over a knob that would swirl treble around different pods to create a unique experience. The air just filled with 15k+ from every direction. Sounds miserable but it’s not so bad. Very clubby haha
Just a follow up. Your advice worked really well! I wanted to say, "thank you!" That 2.5k was the culprit for a few things. I have done sound for a few other bands and had the time to spend working with what you recommended and the results were excellent!