How to Run Sound for Your Band | How to Succeed as a live Musician

By following this simple tricks you will learn how to run sound for your band live performances you won't move your career forward as a live performer. It does not matter if you are the most talented musician ever if every time you perform live the mix sounds horrible, in this video I share with you some tips and tricks I've learned in my career as a singer and performer on how to run sound for a band, using a basic live setup in a simple way to learn sound engineering for beginners. Live sound mixing is not a simple endeavour but with practice and following this tips you will become a live performance genius.
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[@backwaterskinny]

We get the most compliments when we run all instruments through the Mixer to the PA. Keeping those amps below the PA volume seems to help. I try to get fellow musicians to play to the ear of the crowd and the song, and not their ego. Less is always more. And to keep in mind, you are part of a band now, not alone as if you are home. Leave that space for other musicians to be heard. Play what is needed and nothing more.

[@blipblipblip4892]

Thank you i actually struggle to stay on the mic because we dont have in ear monitor in stage, sometimes im louder and sometimes im quieter, sometimes my rhythem is louder and im quieter and sometimes where both louder.

[@ianbrown5486]

Thanks what i want to know is can i use 10 watt amp with 100 watt speaker has my overdrive on amp is great i canot find the same on other amps so it does work but will it burn out good video play on my man 😊

[@bardonmusic]

Thank you. As for your question, for as long as the impedance is matched (4, 8, or 16 oms) on both the speaker output of the amp and the input of the cabinet, they should work fine. When you see the 100 wattage on an amp, that stands for the maximum load it can handle. And since you plan on using something under 100 watts with it, it shouldn't cause problems.

[@learn_unknown_facts972]

can u make advice on how to prepare for first live show and showmanship on guitar

[@bardonmusic]

great idea I will work on it, stay tuned

[@learn_unknown_facts972]

THANK YOU

[@bardonmusic]

you are welcome

[@YYST11]

Great video 👍