https://www.facebook.com/ute.gau.9/v...3901225345608/
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Hello,
Is the video playing "sideways"??
Not too much to see - or even hear. Can you provide some details?
Great live sound
Well, the video was posted by a visitor of the concert. So I do not have access to it.
I also like the sound, especially considering that it's a 'mobile recording' :-)
Tomy
Sounds nice! What microphones did you use for the singers?
Hi,
Mics
Choir:
LD D1011 ( S: 14, A: 11, T: 7)
shure Beta 58 ( B 2/3)
Solo
Male: Heil Sound PR 35
Female: Headset sennheiser HSP4 with sennheiser EW100/G3 wireless
Drums:
Kick: shure Beta 91
Snare: sennheiser E906
overhead: 2 * haun MBC 660 L (Matched pair :-)
Tom: Heil Sound PR 28
Other: Keyboard direct via XLR outputs
Bass via DN100
Git via redBox MK2 (late 80th, but still nice)
Subs:
Cardioid coniguration ( 18" / 15")
Tops:
Main: KME VLS64 (for the first time)
Gallery: KME ICS5
SAC:
Windows 8
Motu 424
2 2408 MKIII
4 ADA 820 (one modified for AGC)
1 S16 ( 16 inputs)
1 motu 1224 (headphone amp, 8 analog outs and AES/EBU out)
1 motu 24i with external mic - pre (for the band)
Computer on stage
Control via network - video adapter (with 2 * usb)
1 behringer x-touch (via network)
1 behringer x-touch extender (via network)
Tomy
That's a pretty impressive input list. 45 channels or so, right?
Are you happy with the LD condensers?
Choir 35 inputs
Solo 3 inputs
Band 9 inputs
Sum = 47 inputs ( + one for the lecturn, used only on Sunday (video has been taken on Saturday)
Overall the D1011 perform nice, especial if you consider their pricing. They need some treatment around 3k. Reliability is not so good (so I always carry at least one spare with me).
By the way, I found a picture showing the 'construction' of the cardioid array :-)
Attachment 2836
Tomy
Yes the D1011 is dirt cheap, that's why I asked!
I love your cardoid array, but personally I would have covered it with molton :-)