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I don't know either. Aren't in an IEM recording "instructions" for the band member audible like on the DAC set from Japan 2006 (DAC-050)?
This may be right. I have a pro-shot of a Roger Waters concert of last years and you can hear all the time the metronome ticking that is giving the right speed of the sound.
I agree!! Jos rules!! Thanks for post this explanation!
MartÃn
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Explanation about Matrix/ALD/IEM/Soundboard .
Posted by:
UrbanSteel
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Date: March 17, 2009 16:26
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Re: Explanation about Matrix/ALD/IEM/Soundboard .
Posted by:
scottkeef
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Date: March 17, 2009 19:26
Jos, is wonder if a lot of those 99 tour sbs(that at the time I was told was a ALD) might have been IEM instead? Possibly Ronnie's because most of these seemed to have Ron way up ands Keith nearly outta the mix.
Re: Explanation about Matrix/ALD/IEM/Soundboard .
Posted by:
UrbanSteel
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Date: March 17, 2009 19:47
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Re: Explanation about Matrix/ALD/IEM/Soundboard .
Posted by:
midnrambler
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Date: March 17, 2009 21:26
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UrbanSteel
Phoeh Scott , i don't know , maybe Erik or midnrambler has the right answers they are experts , i'm only a simple uploader.
I don't know either. Aren't in an IEM recording "instructions" for the band member audible like on the DAC set from Japan 2006 (DAC-050)?
Re: Explanation about Matrix/ALD/IEM/Soundboard .
Posted by:
Rolling on
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Date: March 17, 2009 21:35
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midnrambler
I don't know either. Aren't in an IEM recording "instructions" for the band member audible like on the DAC set from Japan 2006 (DAC-050)?
This may be right. I have a pro-shot of a Roger Waters concert of last years and you can hear all the time the metronome ticking that is giving the right speed of the sound.
Re: Explanation about Matrix/ALD/IEM/Soundboard .
Posted by:
scottkeef
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Date: March 17, 2009 22:09
Thank for the info, fellers!
Re: Explanation about Matrix/ALD/IEM/Soundboard .
Posted by:
Quique-stone
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Date: March 18, 2009 00:15
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UrbanSteel
(edited) ... i'm only a simple uploader.
Jos come on!!!! YOU are NOT a simple uploader!!!!
UrbanSteel
(edited) ... i'm only a simple uploader.
Jos come on!!!! YOU are NOT a simple uploader!!!!
Re: Explanation about Matrix/ALD/IEM/Soundboard .
Posted by:
Argentino
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Date: March 18, 2009 00:37
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Quique-stone
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UrbanSteel
(edited) ... i'm only a simple uploader.
Jos come on!!!! YOU are NOT a simple uploader!!!!
I agree!! Jos rules!! Thanks for post this explanation!
MartÃn
Re: Explanation about Matrix/ALD/IEM/Soundboard .
Posted by:
J8ste
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Date: March 18, 2009 03:23
Thanks Again Urban, Your The Best
Re: Explanation about Matrix/ALD/IEM/Soundboard .
Posted by:
vox12string
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Date: March 18, 2009 05:07
I find it interesting how some of the nomenclature has developed & become part of the mainstream.
Working musicians don't use the word 'soundboard' it's a 'mixing desk' or just 'mixer' (not to be confused with the folks twiddling the knobs & faders who are also known as 'mixers'). There are usually 2 desks at a concert, the 'Front of House' (FOH), which is the main one in front of the band & which mixes the sound you hear out front. Then there's the 'monitor' or 'foldback' desk, usually hidden on one side of the band which is solely responsible for what the musicians hear.
When we mix 2 audio sections together it's called just that, a 'mix', certainly not a 'matrix'.
Working musicians don't use the word 'soundboard' it's a 'mixing desk' or just 'mixer' (not to be confused with the folks twiddling the knobs & faders who are also known as 'mixers'). There are usually 2 desks at a concert, the 'Front of House' (FOH), which is the main one in front of the band & which mixes the sound you hear out front. Then there's the 'monitor' or 'foldback' desk, usually hidden on one side of the band which is solely responsible for what the musicians hear.
When we mix 2 audio sections together it's called just that, a 'mix', certainly not a 'matrix'.
Re: Explanation about Matrix/ALD/IEM/Soundboard .
Posted by:
vancouver
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Date: March 18, 2009 14:01
how many tracks are recordings those days ?..(1968 there was 8 tracks)
i guess it lot more those days.
" mix 2 audio sections " = merge ?...
i guess it lot more those days.
" mix 2 audio sections " = merge ?...
Re: Explanation about Matrix/ALD/IEM/Soundboard .
Posted by:
detroitken
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Date: March 18, 2009 14:16
Thanx for posting....interesting....
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