Why not use an RCA balun and CAT 5/6 instead of a long XLR cable for the DJ hook up? CaT 5/6 is way cheaper than quality XLR cable and less chance of getting noise/EMI in the line. Don't know if you have RCA inputs on that processor though.
Wow! This made me remember an idea that I had about putting a lot of simple and low powered speakers in a restaurant, but the different thing is that I would put on every table a volume knob that act like a mediator for the main volume, so if everyone didn't like the SPL of the music in the restaurant, the volume would go very low.But if only 10% of the people didn't like, the volume would go only 10% lower. And of course, the speaker in the table that the people didn't like the music would had no sound at all if they want it.
Good stuff! May want to put a quality surge protector on that sub, possibly with AVR. Last thing you want is it to get fried by the electric company or some other other equipment on the panel.
I personally don't like the sound from elevated subs unless they're stacked from the bottom floor, but if it works fine for you and the patrons at the venue everything's copacetic. I love the PRX sub though, they bang at parties.
Question, so with these pendant speakers, would they be good for a marquis style tent venue? We’re looking for ways to keep the sound to a minimum outside the venue space, while still letting guests keep the volume turned up after 11pm. By pointing the speakers towards the ground, I’m guessing that would keep the sound sort of contained to where we want it to be? Sorry if this is a dumb question, I’m new to all of this lol.
Sound is semi directional. Bass travels in all directions, your mids and highs are directional. So by pointing the speakers down you will contain the highs and mids. The bass or lows will still travel out from the tent. But overall this will be a way better solution for nosie pollution control as I call it.
The Venue is Dope, but why are they not installing sound dampening material to the facility? When Sound Bounces around it sounds like crap, like an echo chamber, especially if people want to socialize and talk to each other. Why No sub at the front? The people in the upstairs area are gonna hate sitting up there with that loud sub...lol
The walls are covered in white foam sound insulation. It doesn't echo much at all with the down firing array. The sub also is not overwhelming upstairs the dance floor will be right below the balcony by the bar at most weddings here.
Looks amazing.. Only concern is Volume controls in public spaces that "Customers" have access to and can easily touch.. ex.) the outdoor speakers. Maybe add outlet cover minus the outlet.. decor style. Good luck, looks great..
In the first video you said you use 12 gauge wire is it 12/2 copper wire or 12 gauge straded wire? Thank you for any and all help. I am starting my own venue and want to have a better sound system than just two monitors on a stand with a sub. Also besides the zone pro what do you use to mix the sound and does it reside where the other components are?
That sub is a beast I just bought a pair of 618’s I imagine a pair of these how it sounds Nov 7 I’m playing for my best friend b day party I’m gonna hook both of them with 2 615’s Planning on blowing the house down
Is classed a temporary property? Whats company that did this looks good? What about lighting could make that very nice with up lighting...maybe show him them ape lights 👌🏻
@DJ Rick Web, the PRX sub works well for lows reaching the downstairs area? Thought it will result in the lows "stuck" at the top area and not reach the bottom area due to not being "Flown".
this was pasted from your July 27th Video....Hi Rick love to see the building, is there a video on it and where did the owner purchase the building...????
Also, why do retail sound systems play the same songs over and over again?? The only interesting thing about retail sound systems is how they interface their phone system into the audio.
Probably so. The newer stores targeting the younger crowd are learning the social factors of high quality sound and playing newer music to keep them in there longer. Every been to American eagle. There sound system normally is amazing with solid bass.
Cool vid, nice place, the outside area looks awesome. Not sure about the floor though..looks great, but it seems slippery as hell, worst thing for dancing..
you are incredibly lucky you are able to still make money, not to mention become a resident dj during a pandemic when DJs are not able to even get work...
This man is not your average dj he's loaded pal and he will get work and make plenty of money this place is still currently being built that blatantly obvious
@@JGilly-cp1tk My company still has several places "still being built" however, we are not working because no one is hiring djs, and our clients are not making money either so they have haulted their projects
@@DJRickWeb nah you didn’t, I don’t doubt you did allot of it but you had experienced engineers come in with cherry pickers to run the cables and the speakers. When you talk about the dsp you don’t mention delay which would be necessary and also you messed up at that section by saying “they, I need to finish off” It’s clear by the mixing 15” and 18” subs without a crossover video that you are not quite as skilled as you make out, but you don’t have to be, you’re a good enough business man and can get things done, I just don’t like it when people pretend they do every single thing without help or extra expertise
ruclips.net/video/9U0U-yy1fPk/видео.html I made a whole video on it.... I fished wire for a whole day, did all the programming too, with a lift. There was a seprate contractor running cat 6 for the projectors and tvs.
0 help from anyone. Spend 7 days in total getting the whole system in. It was April/May of 2020 nothing else to do. Expertise wise I did have help specing / sourcing the correct equipment though from canal sound and light in NYC. Good friends of mine
have them run power outside on the deck just in case situations & a leg of power down to ceremony area just in case you need power for something like lights or band....
Assuming they're gonna charge guests a fortune (like most places) to rent the venue....they really went cheap on the sound system. Could have gotten better sound quality better coverage, and used fewer speakers if they spent more $$$.
I would highly doubt that. If anything more speakers. You also should not judge someone else on their financial decisions. Investing this kind of money in the middle of a financial crisis was a bold move to start with. They went super far over budge and there's always room for upgrades in the future
Believe it or not, there are speakers that provide great coverage area, awesome pattern control and better intelligibility without needing a million speakers cabinets for the venue. Brands that come to mind are, Danley Sound Labs, JTR Speakers and Bassboss just to name a few. I don't mean to judge their financial decisions at all. However, many rental venues, clubs, bars, etc across the country charge and make a fortune off of their clients yet refuse to purchase a decent sound system for their clients to listen to.
Those brands would not work in this venue because of the room acoustic profile. More speakers with tighter patterns at lower individual speaker spl work best at reducing echo and reverb. Thus why i went with this solution. If you would have used less speakers you would need higher spl per cabinet and would lead to a reverb night mare. Its also why I only used one sub. There is so much reverb that two subs to reduce overall reverb. This wasn't a cheap sound install by any means..... just in equipment alone before labor looking at almost 6 grand.
Why not use an RCA balun and CAT 5/6 instead of a long XLR cable for the DJ hook up? CaT 5/6 is way cheaper than quality XLR cable and less chance of getting noise/EMI in the line. Don't know if you have RCA inputs on that processor though.
Learning process. Didnt know about that at the time. I have done installs since using cat 6 for that exact thing
Girls bathroom.... notices extra "insurance" wedding will happen.... @9:06
I saw this comment and had to go back and see what you meant. LOL! it is in Georgia after all
Rick watching you wire is not boring to me. That's how your viewers learn from the Pro.
Wow! This made me remember an idea that I had about putting a lot of simple and low powered speakers in a restaurant, but the different thing is that I would put on every table a volume knob that act like a mediator for the main volume, so if everyone didn't like the SPL of the music in the restaurant, the volume would go very low.But if only 10% of the people didn't like, the volume would go only 10% lower.
And of course, the speaker in the table that the people didn't like the music would had no sound at all if they want it.
Good stuff! May want to put a quality surge protector on that sub, possibly with AVR. Last thing you want is it to get fried by the electric company or some other other equipment on the panel.
You should’ve got more Polk audio atrium speakers to install in the bridal suite
I personally don't like the sound from elevated subs unless they're stacked from the bottom floor, but if it works fine for you and the patrons at the venue everything's copacetic. I love the PRX sub though, they bang at parties.
You should add all of your old dj lights
Best wishes to you bro! DJs will be your biggest critics...they’re either jealous or complaining. You inspire me to keep innovating my game!
1000% agreed
What ZonePro did you use? Also, how did you wire the speakers to the CDI 4|300 amp? Did you use spade lugs?
I dont remember off top of my head. Think it's 500?
did anyone see the AR in the corner 9:06
I missed it the first time, but... yep.
Yeah I caught that. In the vanity room.
@@sportster1200511 yes sir I want to know what it is for you know
Question, so with these pendant speakers, would they be good for a marquis style tent venue? We’re looking for ways to keep the sound to a minimum outside the venue space, while still letting guests keep the volume turned up after 11pm. By pointing the speakers towards the ground, I’m guessing that would keep the sound sort of contained to where we want it to be?
Sorry if this is a dumb question, I’m new to all of this lol.
Sound is semi directional. Bass travels in all directions, your mids and highs are directional. So by pointing the speakers down you will contain the highs and mids. The bass or lows will still travel out from the tent. But overall this will be a way better solution for nosie pollution control as I call it.
@@DJRickWeb thank you so much!
Why there a gun on the bathroom 9:06
Not that is a sweet gig! No speakers to haul out and in. Pre installed! Sweet!
The Venue is Dope, but why are they not installing sound dampening material to the facility? When Sound Bounces around it sounds like crap, like an echo chamber, especially if people want to socialize and talk to each other. Why No sub at the front? The people in the upstairs area are gonna hate sitting up there with that loud sub...lol
The walls are covered in white foam sound insulation. It doesn't echo much at all with the down firing array. The sub also is not overwhelming upstairs the dance floor will be right below the balcony by the bar at most weddings here.
Looks sick too buddy
What's the Name of the Wedding Venue?
Splendor pond
Looks amazing.. Only concern is Volume controls in public spaces that "Customers" have access to and can easily touch.. ex.) the outdoor speakers. Maybe add outlet cover minus the outlet.. decor style. Good luck, looks great..
I watched this video again... your very accessible zone selector is way to easy for a drunk a-hole to mess with while your busy DJing...
In the first video you said you use 12 gauge wire is it 12/2 copper wire or 12 gauge straded wire? Thank you for any and all help. I am starting my own venue and want to have a better sound system than just two monitors on a stand with a sub. Also besides the zone pro what do you use to mix the sound and does it reside where the other components are?
12 2 normal straded wire not solid copper
The zone pro does it all through the switchers and preset settings. In newer installs i have switched to atlas for this controls
@@DJRickWeb Thank you I appreciate the help!
Why didn’t you build a media control center that controlled sound and media and in house dj and light booth
Budget
That sub is a beast
I just bought a pair of 618’s
I imagine a pair of these how it sounds
Nov 7 I’m playing for my best friend b day party
I’m gonna hook both of them with 2 615’s
Planning on blowing the house down
that is sick
Looking fn awesome congrats. But are you going to install a set DJ booth upstairs or is going to be a multiple DJ area option?
Multiple.
High On lifeeeee
ok at 9:06 thare is a gun by the sink whats the deal with that ?
Is classed a temporary property? Whats company that did this looks good? What about lighting could make that very nice with up lighting...maybe show him them ape lights 👌🏻
I prefer to leave room on the table for me to make money each gig with lighting. But uplight will be dope
Should use Driverack VENU360 and shure ULXD2 wireless mic systems. ULXD2's are not that expensive!
Venue 360 would be terrible for this install. You need zones thus why i used a zone pro.
Venue 360 is not for these type of configurations. It’s used mostly for pro audio installs or at venues
Question why not the jbl control 25 for outside
Like I mentioned the owner had these extra just laying at his house.
You should install em in the ceiling and add one jbl pendent as a centre
Nice Venue but I wonder if one Sub is really enough 🤔
I think it would look fantastic with some Light Effects on the celing 🤩
Got to leave room in my upselling when we dj there
Do the JBL speakers come with a delay feature or do you have to add the delays from your rack? Congrats great video and build out.
You add it via the rack
@@DJRickWeb did you use a delay in this system?
Yes
Had no need to. The sub has a slight delay but the sound is all firing from the same plane so no need for delay.
Congrats man, the venue looks dope, cant wait to see the first gig log from there, :)
Are you going to put a lockable door on the amp rack?
Yeah there is one there now
@@DJRickWeb is it like a window
Finally. Been waiting for this video
in the bridal room you should have put one set of polk audio speakers for them to listen to while getting ready
They have a sonos speaker system in there for them
Can you show the sonos in part 3
From one dj to another, glad your company is doing great. Best of luck to you in your future brother. 😎
can i have the link of the part one of this??
Awesome Venue!! Looks amazing
@DJ Rick Web, the PRX sub works well for lows reaching the downstairs area? Thought it will result in the lows "stuck" at the top area and not reach the bottom area due to not being "Flown".
No it works well. Bass travels in all directions.
@@DJRickWeb I see ok. Cuz thought will end up be able to hear but not feel it. But yea its a 18"
Knowledge is power. Thanks for the video very informative. Great install all the way!!!
Looks awesome. Gonna need one more of those subs
Got a pair of those prx818 subs they sound amazing .
this was pasted from your July 27th Video....Hi Rick love to see the building, is there a video on it and where did the owner purchase the building...????
Pasted? And he built the building.
Sounds great for a grocery store system made by jbl. 70 volt speakers are used for that application. Sounds good on video though.
Lol. Dont normally video JBL in grocery stores. Maybe restaurants. Not uncommon to use for loud systems like this either
@@DJRickWeb I saw JBL ceiling speakers in target. Take a look at the newly remodeled target stores.
Also, why do retail sound systems play the same songs over and over again?? The only interesting thing about retail sound systems is how they interface their phone system into the audio.
Its actually very simple to do so. I can tie a phone system in through the driverack for paging
Probably so. The newer stores targeting the younger crowd are learning the social factors of high quality sound and playing newer music to keep them in there longer. Every been to American eagle. There sound system normally is amazing with solid bass.
Ever heard of Bruce Wilson? You are him
Lol
Hey Rick, what is the Bluetooth receiver you talked about?
amzn.to/3mPzol2
DJ Rick Web Thank you so much. That is thinking outside of the box. I appreciate the info and keep the vids coming.
Awesome video🔥🔥🔥
Cool vid, nice place, the outside area looks awesome. Not sure about the floor though..looks great, but it seems slippery as hell, worst thing for dancing..
It is when wet. Need to work on that
You should add a additional subwoofer
No
That's a good idea
it was dope watching the progress of this....
you are incredibly lucky you are able to still make money, not to mention become a resident dj during a pandemic when DJs are not able to even get work...
This man is not your average dj he's loaded pal and he will get work and make plenty of money this place is still currently being built that blatantly obvious
@@JGilly-cp1tk My company still has several places "still being built" however, we are not working because no one is hiring djs, and our clients are not making money either so they have haulted their projects
Bro the Beta 3 double 18 subwoofer is so much better. Or the 15 inch one
Pare Eb118a lakas un
B3 Sigma 118ba
Great work
4:15 song?
SAINt JHN - Roses (Imanbek Remix)
13:21 I want to know the name of that wireless Bluetooth adapter. It doesn’t say anything about the name of it in the description...
I need to link it. Have been forgetting
Can please link the Bluetooth adapter..
amzn.to/3mPzol2
amzn.to/3mPzol2
Link of the Bluetooth Receiver pls?
I'll post it this afternoon
amzn.to/3mPzol2
Mannnnnnn was that an AR in the bathroom 😂😂😂. Great Video Nonetheless 🕸💻🕸
Airsoft gun prolly
Well he obviously didn’t wire install or spec the system, he just acted as the middle man and got a pro company in.
I did the whole thing.....
@@DJRickWeb nah you didn’t, I don’t doubt you did allot of it but you had experienced engineers come in with cherry pickers to run the cables and the speakers. When you talk about the dsp you don’t mention delay which would be necessary and also you messed up at that section by saying “they, I need to finish off”
It’s clear by the mixing 15” and 18” subs without a crossover video that you are not quite as skilled as you make out, but you don’t have to be, you’re a good enough business man and can get things done, I just don’t like it when people pretend they do every single thing without help or extra expertise
ruclips.net/video/9U0U-yy1fPk/видео.html
I made a whole video on it.... I fished wire for a whole day, did all the programming too, with a lift. There was a seprate contractor running cat 6 for the projectors and tvs.
0 help from anyone. Spend 7 days in total getting the whole system in. It was April/May of 2020 nothing else to do. Expertise wise I did have help specing / sourcing the correct equipment though from canal sound and light in NYC. Good friends of mine
have them run power outside on the deck just in case situations & a leg of power down to ceremony area just in case you need power for something like lights or band....
Its already ran out there and around the perimeter.
Will you make gig log from first gig at this place? I seen red pic uplight!
Dope
look good love the vids
good job buddy ..!!!
DJ rick web is this your personal venue you made yourself??
No
Ok I love it anyways it’s awesome keep u the gig logs they are awesome
Bruhhhhh change your RUclips name from DJ Rick Webb to Audio Genius Rick Webb! 🔥🔥🔥
Should have added some DJ lightings
they could use wireless dmx, or have the house lighting on a dmx system so the DJ or someone could control the venue lighting using the DMX protocal.
Should have.... future man. Also I would rather bring the lights and charge for them everytime vs have them installed for just the venue
Woooooo nice muy chingon
If that area did open for events don't forget to follow the virus guidelines until the news said the virus is over
What if Bride & Groom don’t want you as there Dj then what???
I thing the venue has a fee for not using an approved vendor.
Assuming they're gonna charge guests a fortune (like most places) to rent the venue....they really went cheap on the sound system. Could have gotten better sound quality better coverage, and used fewer speakers if they spent more $$$.
I would highly doubt that. If anything more speakers. You also should not judge someone else on their financial decisions. Investing this kind of money in the middle of a financial crisis was a bold move to start with. They went super far over budge and there's always room for upgrades in the future
Believe it or not, there are speakers that provide great coverage area, awesome pattern control and better intelligibility without needing a million speakers cabinets for the venue. Brands that come to mind are, Danley Sound Labs, JTR Speakers and Bassboss just to name a few.
I don't mean to judge their financial decisions at all. However, many rental venues, clubs, bars, etc across the country charge and make a fortune off of their clients yet refuse to purchase a decent sound system for their clients to listen to.
Those brands would not work in this venue because of the room acoustic profile. More speakers with tighter patterns at lower individual speaker spl work best at reducing echo and reverb. Thus why i went with this solution. If you would have used less speakers you would need higher spl per cabinet and would lead to a reverb night mare. Its also why I only used one sub. There is so much reverb that two subs to reduce overall reverb.
This wasn't a cheap sound install by any means..... just in equipment alone before labor looking at almost 6 grand.
Look like we're gonna have to agree to disagree on this.
Awesome channel and content..👍🏿
you could play nocopysounds channel music on your vids youtube dont care then. but of course not a gigs lol
why is there a gun in the girls toilet