
In this episode, I share my personal struggle with depression and the impact it has had on my life. I delve a bit into the encouragement and support I received from and reflect on overcoming challenges and bouncing back.Despite the circuitous journey I finally land on the topic understanding and setting up monitors for live performances. I cover -Analog mixer monitor mixingDigital mixer monitor mixing,Mixing to floor wedgesMixing to IEM'sMonitor signal routing and gain structuringI wrap it all up talking a bit about building RAVE a community where we can all share our experiences both personal and professional so we can all grow and learn from them.Here are the takeaways from this episode:Vulnerability and support are essential in overcoming personal struggles.Understanding and setting up monitors is crucial for live performances and requires attention to detail.In-ear monitor mixing techniques differ from wedgesComparison of analog and digital mixer monitor mixingImportance of signal routing and gain structuringCommunity engagement and future topics for the podcastChapters00:00 Personal Struggles and Vulnerability06:26 Encouragement and Support11:31 Transition to Audio Equipment and Podcasting21:00 Understanding and Setting Up Monitors35:49 In-Ear Monitor Mixing41:17 Analog Mixer Monitor Mixing47:00 Digital Mixer Monitor Mixing55:57 Signal Routing and Gain Structuring01:02:19 Community Engagement and Future Topics
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