Hey, now...
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Jerry Day '08 on YouTube
First of many, I expect.
No clue's who's vid this is, but they're up in the hill top "cheap seats" - even there, you can get a sense for the mix.
Hey, now...
.
Jerry Day '08 on YouTube
First of many, I expect.
No clue's who's vid this is, but they're up in the hill top "cheap seats" - even there, you can get a sense for the mix.
Ohio, huh? How was that show?
JGB were on fire. Truly, a couple of great nights...
Tomorrow, high-noon!! FREE...
Jerry Day. Come join us.
What exactly do you mean by "High" noon?
Widget
I think its a "going green" thingOriginally Posted by Mr. Widget
Oldmics
I think its a "going green" thing
Oldmics
You'd LOVE this rig!
FOH: Digidesign SC 48, with a Summit in-line on the L/R outputs.
Monitorworld: PM5000
Mains: L-Acoustics ARCS 4x per side; 2x center fills
Subs: L-Acoustics SB218 2x per side
Lab Gruppens all around.
This amphitheatre is pretty steep, so a line-array just ain't right (plus we cannot have it throwing into the neighborhood...). And, I pretty much adore the ARCS...
Bo,
It would have been nice to hook up with you, even for a quick visit.....
Next time let me know in advance if you can....
Regards, Ron
Hey... Sorry - I am feeling my age! I did a quick trip to OH to work the 3G's festival outside Columbus for JGB Band, and then wisked back for Jerry Day, the next day.
It was a load-in/load-out day. You know the drill... Wake at 04.30, load-in at 06.30, generator up and system tuning 09.00, soundcheck 10.00, gates at 11.00, downbeat at High Noon, close at 6.00pm, finish load-out about 8.00pm, home by 10.00pm. That is all fine and good, but there's this hill, see, where FOH lives, and, well, I walked that route a bunch of times... I counted a dozen trips at load-out alone.. I know:
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JBL Pro for home use!
Bo
How did it go?
I was at a Digi demo awhile back and it did make sense,still big bucks.
Seems like you are using a slightly smaller rig than previous years? The ARCS are really cool but those subs.
I love my 5K,but I hardly get to mix these days.I"m usually the guy putting the cabinets up into the sky.
Oldmics
Hiya, Oldmics...
It went very well, thanks. Great attendance - press reported 2k but by all the other errors in their report they obviously weren't there. Most figured on +3.5k, about like last year. Small amphitheatre with inconvenient parking so that's about right.
The SC 48 is nifty - basically a souped-up Venue but with the analogue inputs on the rear of the console (rather than in the stage box A/D converter). They are going after the M7CL market with this - WAY more console for about the same money ($25k).
It's the same rig we had the prior two-years. About right. Picture a small, Grecian amphitheatre - crowd tight to the stage, with very limited area "on the rail", and rising quickly. Also, tight SPL restrictions so line-arrays would only bring new "friends" to FOH...
I don't have any good shots from stage - the photographers are slowly getting them up. Here's one from FOH - a real birds eye view.
And another of the mosh pit, SR - you can see how tight it is down there...
Lots of gray hairs...............
Yeah, particularly at FOH!
The guy in the white tshirt:
Puzzled.
[We invented moshing....]
Naw,I think hes a "skate punk" trying to figure out how to get his feet on those BIG skate boards.The guy in the white tshirt:
Puzzled
Oldmics
So do we refer to the audience as "Jerrys kids"?
I wish I was Jerry. If so, it would be my day.
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