| Subject: | Re: [RESOGUIT-L] Speak Up, I Can't Hear You! | | Date: | Monday, August 11, 2008 17:08:07 (-0500) | | From: | Howard Parker <hlpdobro @.....com>
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Lynn Oliver wrote:
> In ear monitors do block out external sound, which is how you can use
> them at lower, safer volumes. You do need to avoid using an in-ear in
> only one ear, which will cause you to turn up the volume on the in-ear,
> damaging both ears (assuming stage volume is a problem). You also need
> to make sure there is a limiter.
>
> On Aug 11, 2008, at 10:48 AM, AJ Azure wrote:
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>> How would you deal with in-ear monitors I this case? Perhaps ones that
>> block
>> out external sound?
Some sound guys will mix an ambient "center channel" from a mic in front
of the house so it sounds more real life.
If I see a band with in-ears I'll occasionally see a musician violently
whip their head back and forth to pop the monitor out. You know
something went horribly wrong :-(
It's a dangerous world on stage.
I have absolutely no 1st hand experience wearing in-ears. I'm a wedge guy!
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