I’m glad you touched on the sound quality of the drum pad and how the 99.99% of the people in the crowd don’t care. I’ve encountered this problem so many times with myself and other musicians who forget that majority of things we (musicians) obsess about when it comes to sound, gear, etc. make absolutely no difference to the drunk people in the crowd dancing. The most important things for them to hear are the beat to dance to, the lyrics to sing along with, and the occasional signature guitar solo. Everything else is just icing.
I’m glad he showed this too because I’m a drummer and I’ve been looking for an electronic pad to make portability more of a priority. I just wanted to sound good and to function and respond well so I’m gonna look into this.
Thanks! I did a little with my ProReck speaker video I did recently. That’s not a bad idea, I often upload just soundcheck videos with the gear but less of the performance. I’ll see if I can start doing more 👍
Great video as always brother. I appreciate you so much. You’ve been my go to guy to get solid information on all what I do in my ministry… Keep up the good work. 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Haha I had to include it. It’s fine if some prefers not to use tracks… but the people who actively get mad at other people for using tracks is just dumb.
Good luck flying with any kind of guitar in a gig bag in Europe these days! The budget airlines have all really clamped down on this lately, as have some of the transatlantic carriers. A US guitarist friend of mine who comes to the uk to tour a couple of times a year got badly caught out earlier this year. He's long travelled with British Airways, but when he rocked up with his guitar in a bag as a carry on, he was turned away. BA's new policy bars guitars altogether as hand luggage. He was told the only way was to book a seat for it - in a HARD CASE! As you can imagine, he was livid! He had to call his wife to come and collect his guitar from the airport, then borrow a guitar to gig with where he got here. Bad form, BA!
Yeah man, it’s getting worse. Although it just depends on who is working that day, it drives me nuts. If there truly is no room, I understand… but let me at least try.
It's always amazing to see how dialed in your stuff is. You must have a music store in your house, though. ;) Great video and cool that you've made it work so you can travel pretty much anywhere. Way cool.
thanks for the great overview. I have been on a mission to downsize my gigging rig myself. I have found the cases offered by Harbor Freight are pretty bullet proof and ve3ry inexpensive. I just got one that holds all my portable wireless stuff quite nicely.One of my next projects will be to permanently mount a USB connector on the side of it so when a gig is done, I can simply plug in the case and everything will get charged. I'm also thinking of putting a cell phone backup battery in the bottom it too. I'll send you a pix when it's done. Thanks again for the great down to earth helpful videos.
QSC TouchMix 16..most reliable and powerful portable mixer in my experience (I’ve used the Behringer and to each his own obviously!) as usual thanks Scott for your straight up practical advice for gigging musicians (the Tampa Bay beach/weather is BRUTAL on gear!) and the importance of having backups for EVERYTHING..I have adapted many of your recommendations to my various gig setups..cheers!
Thanks man! Glad you’ve found it helpful. And I’ve wanted to look into that device. I believe I had to use it once for an acoustic set that I did, but it was very minimal stuff I needed to do to it
@@ScottUhlMusic The QSC advantage for me is the built in touch screen as well as have the same thing in the iPad app so if Wi-Fi goes down you still have control of everything and also having trim knobs is a big plus..as I said each mixer has their pros/cons and whatever gets the job done go with it!
M-vave chocolate is a mind blower. Less than 20$ on my local marketplace, awesome software, built-in battery etc. It have only one cons - it has metal body and it kinda shielding bluetooth signal - but you can add 2.4Ghz antenna to it (drill one hole and add one wire to solder) and its effective range increases a lot.
@@ScottUhlMusic it has about 1-3 meters in line of sight without dropuouts by default. Even if you add antenna port. without attaching anything to it - range jumps to 6-7 meters and it can work through tiny wall. With cheap old wifi router antenna attached - its range is more than 10m and works perfectly through 2 walls in my apartment. I use it with my HX stomp and midi-bluetooth device from m-vave, and I like to place my HX near to mixing desk or patch panel behind the scene - I use Ammoon AM-5g for a guitars, so there is no wires beneath my feets and it is awesome=)
you deserve that cool gig for what you do for "the community" Scott,, great stuff on here as usual, been looking at that Resort in particular because it is one of the only ones (only one?) that is all inclusive ADULT... are you going to be playing there again next year?
TY for another great video review! Wicked! Of the Behringer models, the XR-18 also functions as an audio interface, whereas the XR-12 and XR-16 do not. It's a reason to consider choosing the 18 over the other two. Like others, I had trouble with the XR-18's built-in WiFi, so I bought a $25 Tenda AC1200 Smart WiFi Router on Amazon. It's flawless! I'm sure there are many other routers that will work just as well. Also, after watching your review, I picked up the Mixing Station app-another fantastic purchase, thanks to your channel! Rock on!
Your detailed and simple explanation of every topic that you speak on really blows me away. Thank you for educating me in my process of discovery! I'm just a hobby musician (keyboard/vocals) putting on private house concerts for friends/family. My set up is keyboard, mic with wireless transmitters, ipad, amp/speaker, backing tracks. Sounds simple but in order to get the sound just perfect you really need sound engineering skills! I also need to add a sound card so that I'm not needing to walk over to the amp/speaker that I've placed 20 ft from my keyboard/mic to adjust the levels. Question: Can I use 2 sets of wireless transmitters (1 for keyboard, 1 for mic) to plug into one single amp/speaker?
Thanks! Glad you enjoy the channel. And yes, you definitely can use two wireless at once. Most speakers have two inputs. I’ve done that myself… acoustic and vocals into a speaker and called it a day!
Dude! Plus 1 on the air-turn go stands. I looked and scoured the Internet for months trying to find a sturdy but actually portable mic stand that would fit inside my pedalboard bag. This was the only one I could find, and it's been fantastic. I was able to get one that was B stock, and I think that means the sticker on the leg was slightly crooked because I can't find anything else wrong with it. I love this thing, and it sounds ridiculous but it makes the mobile rig finally feel complete.
I recently did a show in Roatan, and my guitar/modeler combo was an Eart headless guitar and Headrush MX5. The guitar was small enough to fit in my carry-on backpack with the neck sticking out the top. It's a cheap guitar so I wasn't worried about it getting beat up.
As always an amazingly interesting, informative, and engaging video. I lol'd at your backing tracks comment, as I just left a Facebook musicians group because the owner of the group talks down to "karaoke musicians", loopers, and others using technology...that can only make the musician more engaging. You also reminded me that I need to try and find an android version of stage trax...or make the apple switch...but I really wanna stay on Android. Thanks again Scott.
Awesome video as usual, Scott. You should do a video on these resort gigs. I've always wondered how you go about getting/set up these types of shows. I'm sure others are curious too.
Thanks man! And yeah they are a lot of fun to do. I’ve found being in control of the sound is huge. We did a drum set the first time….. it was way too much
Thanks for a great topic video! POWER CONDITIONING? and voltage transformers? Maybe it’s too much for a simple flight, or fits another category of videos. Periodically the AC causes problems for gear and a few Hum eliminating devices can save the day/show. I know little about this and just guess to find the problem what to try. The gotos are mostly Morley brand and tried cheap copies but the copies honestly don’t work well compared to the named brand… no affiliation and would love to find a more affordable solution. The most commonly used are a large furman power strip conditioner, an AC outlet plug to clean the power to a speaker and the mixer, and cable line filters. When there’s more space, taking a battery power supply brings a reliable consistent power to the mixer and with nothing touching the AC outlets, the need to use the earlier items is gone.. much cleaner power! Thanks again!
Thanks! And yeah, a power conditioner would be too much, and actually I just needed the single outlet for the mixer and that was it. Everything else was battery powered 🤘
Thanks for your videos Scott!! You are my #1 source to check when purchasing new gear and seeking for help to take my gigs to the next level. Very concise and useful information always. 👏🏻🤘🏻I’m using Stage Traxx3 and I love it! Keep up the good work! We should get connected some time I also do music for a living performing covers songs as a soloist, duet, trio , full band and also with my wife. Have an amazing week!
Thank you Scott for your Videos that keep me up to date in regards to staying up to date with what you need for Gigging! Much Appreciate as Always!!! 😃😃😃
Dude, 100%. I know some drummers hate it, but for smaller events it’s just SO much easier to control the sound. Especially when everyone is direct except for the drums lol
1:18, something I think is worth noting, is thay with the XR consoles you can sacrifice 2 effects and convert the headphone out to be used as 2 extra IEM outs. For those that can't afford a bigger XR
Interesting that you use the XR-18’s internal router. All other videos I’ve seen on the Behringer end Midas digital mixers say to use an external router due to problems with the internal one. I have bought the Midas MR-18 and still need to learn how to use it.
Hey Scott! Great video as always! As far as the sennheiser IEM packs/plugs go: I use a Shure P3T/P3RA system and want to do the same by possibly ordering an SXLD3 since they run on similar frequencies based on Shure's G20 band for the IEM system and G58 band on the SXD3. Do you know anyone that has already tried this? Thanks for always putting out killer content!
I was wondering the same thing, but the slxd is a digital system and the other ones are analog… so I’m not sure, Ill have to test it since I have the slxd xlr plug
Thanks! And I use the Mr Power Tablet mount (I don’t know if TH-cam lets me post Amazon links in the comments). And the iPad is the newest (or maybe the previous model, I can’t keep up) of the mini series. Works great! I like the mini ones for traveling especially
It all depends on the flight and the size of the bass and the size of the compartments for luggage. One time our bassist brought a MASSIVE case but was able to bring it on somehow haha
There’s one thing missing…where are your clothes? I saw on another video of yours that you signed up for a cup of coffee and I’m wondering how that works? Would you mind elaborating? Thanks man!
Haha those are in our checked bag 🤘 and are you talking about the “buy me a coffee”? That’s just a way to do tipping for TH-cam or other people. Super Thanks I believe are easier. They aren’t required, but the links are there if people want to 😊
It’s hit or miss… which is what drives me nuts about TSA, it’s never consistent. But yeah, we do get stopped sometimes. I trust me with it instead of checking it and some ignorant person opens it and throws something “dangerous” away. So I prefer to carry on or gate check if I need to.
I have my song lists on my websites for my bands. I don’t know if TH-cam lets me link to external pages, but on my scottuhlmusic website I have Uhl Duo and my solo music, then I have our songlist on ninetypercent90s website too
Hi Scott! I really enjoy your videos and I am a saxophone player. I just bought a bluetooth controller and I would like to control my ForScore app on the iPad. The app don’t recognize the BT device, how can i set my device to MIDI and control the app? I would like to turn pages and control the iPad volume! Thanksssssss 👌🏼
Hey Scott! I was wondering, why do you use/prefer the in ear setup with Sennheiser EW and skp 100 instead of the Xvive U4?? What is the difference in quality/value? Thanks :)
Sennheiser is a much more higher end system. Xvive U4 is quite a solid device, but it only has 6 channels. Sennheiser has a ton of channels (I couldn’t even count). So it’s more reliable. But the xvive is a good option… just keep it away from WiFi routers
I have 350 songs in stage Traxx so it would take forever to switch that over to B Beat lol. But I’m working on programming my original music live show with the B Beat. It’s an amazing piece of gear and I still recommend it 🤘
You know behringer xr18 have 2.4Ghz wifi router only hehe. There is no reason to take 5.8Ghz devices away. Source: documentation of behringer xr18. I also had problem with behringer xr18 internal wifi in crowd places. I changed antena and tat didn't work.just connect external wifi router. That will solve your problem.
@ScottUhlMusic to carry on the guitar, did you have to confirm with the airline before you bought the ticket? From what I've seen rules differ by airline and sometimes they're upto the discretion of the employees at the gate?
@@allboutthemojo I don't confirm it ahead of time, but my experience is that it's always a crap shoot and always depends on the employees. On the ride home the flight attendant was awesome and said "That should be able to fit no problem, and when you find an open one, just close it so no one puts anything else on top of it." It drives me nuts when they don't even let me try to bring it on. That bothers me. If it truly doesn't fit, I understand, but the "no way sir, no no no, you can't even try to bring that on" drives me nuts.
@ScottUhlMusic thanks for your feedback. I've never traveled with mine but I want to. Always been concerned about this so I just purchased a headless guitar. Am hoping the smaller size will be less conspicuous.
I’m glad you touched on the sound quality of the drum pad and how the 99.99% of the people in the crowd don’t care. I’ve encountered this problem so many times with myself and other musicians who forget that majority of things we (musicians) obsess about when it comes to sound, gear, etc. make absolutely no difference to the drunk people in the crowd dancing. The most important things for them to hear are the beat to dance to, the lyrics to sing along with, and the occasional signature guitar solo. Everything else is just icing.
Absolutely. We get so obsessed with “tone”
Over putting on a good show sometimes
I’m glad he showed this too because I’m a drummer and I’ve been looking for an electronic pad to make portability more of a priority. I just wanted to sound good and to function and respond well so I’m gonna look into this.
Scott, do u ever upload performances videos? Ill be really into watch how everything u have taught us comes together
Thanks! I did a little with my ProReck speaker video I did recently. That’s not a bad idea, I often upload just soundcheck videos with the gear but less of the performance. I’ll see if I can start doing more 👍
Great video as always brother. I appreciate you so much. You’ve been my go to guy to get solid information on all what I do in my ministry…
Keep up the good work.
🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Thanks man! I appreciate that 🤘
“The only people who get upset about backing tracks are grumpy musicians who dont know how to use technology”. Fkkn A, man. No truer words.
Haha I had to include it. It’s fine if some prefers not to use tracks… but the people who actively get mad at other people for using tracks is just dumb.
If you get a chance, check out the Allen & Heath CQ series mixers too
I want to! I got to see them at NAMM
i had the Behringer,QSC Tm 16…now the CQ18T…just came back from the Big Island form a 3day party gig…it was great!
Good luck flying with any kind of guitar in a gig bag in Europe these days! The budget airlines have all really clamped down on this lately, as have some of the transatlantic carriers. A US guitarist friend of mine who comes to the uk to tour a couple of times a year got badly caught out earlier this year. He's long travelled with British Airways, but when he rocked up with his guitar in a bag as a carry on, he was turned away. BA's new policy bars guitars altogether as hand luggage. He was told the only way was to book a seat for it - in a HARD CASE! As you can imagine, he was livid! He had to call his wife to come and collect his guitar from the airport, then borrow a guitar to gig with where he got here. Bad form, BA!
Yeah man, it’s getting worse. Although it just depends on who is working that day, it drives me nuts. If there truly is no room, I understand… but let me at least try.
great video scott.. you and your wife are living the life every musician only dreams about, on a resort..
We are definitely very blessed!
It's always amazing to see how dialed in your stuff is. You must have a music store in your house, though. ;) Great video and cool that you've made it work so you can travel pretty much anywhere. Way cool.
Thanks! And yeah, I have to keep my gear organized, especially with playing in so many bands lol
@@ScottUhlMusic I hear ya. I am in 4 bands. The struggle is real. :)
Bold move, relying on that XR18 internal router! ;-)
Great run down, as usual. Thanks!
I’d be packing that little 40 dollar travel router”
Yeah, I brought my WiFi router as a backup, but somehow I didn’t need this one on the trip lol
great vid man - always like checking in on your findings as a freelance muso / band in Abu Dhabi. Cheers dude
Thanks Jared! I appreciate you following the channel for so long 🤘🤘
@@ScottUhlMusic similar interests man and same line of work. So it's always rad to check in, good luck with all the shows 🤟🏻
thanks for the great overview. I have been on a mission to downsize my gigging rig myself. I have found the cases offered by Harbor Freight are pretty bullet proof and ve3ry inexpensive. I just got one that holds all my portable wireless stuff quite nicely.One of my next projects will be to permanently mount a USB connector on the side of it so when a gig is done, I can simply plug in the case and everything will get charged. I'm also thinking of putting a cell phone backup battery in the bottom it too. I'll send you a pix when it's done. Thanks again for the great down to earth helpful videos.
Nice! That would be cool man 🤘
QSC TouchMix 16..most reliable and powerful portable mixer in my experience (I’ve used the Behringer and to each his own obviously!) as usual thanks Scott for your straight up practical advice for gigging musicians (the Tampa Bay beach/weather is BRUTAL on gear!) and the importance of having backups for EVERYTHING..I have adapted many of your recommendations to my various gig setups..cheers!
Thanks man! Glad you’ve found it helpful. And I’ve wanted to look into that device. I believe I had to use it once for an acoustic set that I did, but it was very minimal stuff I needed to do to it
@@ScottUhlMusic The QSC advantage for me is the built in touch screen as well as have the same thing in the iPad app so if Wi-Fi goes down you still have control of everything and also having trim knobs is a big plus..as I said each mixer has their pros/cons and whatever gets the job done go with it!
M-vave chocolate is a mind blower. Less than 20$ on my local marketplace, awesome software, built-in battery etc. It have only one cons - it has metal body and it kinda shielding bluetooth signal - but you can add 2.4Ghz antenna to it (drill one hole and add one wire to solder) and its effective range increases a lot.
Oh nice!! That’s awesome! And mine is always right by my iPad so it’s always worked well, so I haven’t tried the range really. That’s good to know!
@@ScottUhlMusic it has about 1-3 meters in line of sight without dropuouts by default. Even if you add antenna port. without attaching anything to it - range jumps to 6-7 meters and it can work through tiny wall. With cheap old wifi router antenna attached - its range is more than 10m and works perfectly through 2 walls in my apartment.
I use it with my HX stomp and midi-bluetooth device from m-vave, and I like to place my HX near to mixing desk or patch panel behind the scene - I use Ammoon AM-5g for a guitars, so there is no wires beneath my feets and it is awesome=)
Great video. I didn't know Stage Traxx 3 had a global channel mute. 👍
Yeah it’s great! Just disable the output of that channel. It had to be multitracks on import though. It’s so versatile
you deserve that cool gig for what you do for "the community" Scott,, great stuff on here as usual, been looking at that Resort in particular because it is one of the only ones (only one?) that is all inclusive ADULT... are you going to be playing there again next year?
Thanks! And yeah, it’s such a great spot, especially with no kids there. We we love to go back next year… or if not then the year after likely
Amazing Video, Thank you so much for sharing!!
Thank you 🙏
TY for another great video review! Wicked!
Of the Behringer models, the XR-18 also functions as an audio interface, whereas the XR-12 and XR-16 do not. It's a reason to consider choosing the 18 over the other two.
Like others, I had trouble with the XR-18's built-in WiFi, so I bought a $25 Tenda AC1200 Smart WiFi Router on Amazon. It's flawless! I'm sure there are many other routers that will work just as well.
Also, after watching your review, I picked up the Mixing Station app-another fantastic purchase, thanks to your channel!
Rock on!
Yup! That’s another great plus for the 18. And the cheap routers work very well with this too! I just did not need it for this one haha
i finally made the jump to the 18 with sweetwaters special behringer deals lol. worth every penny
Yeah, I find that almost everyone eventually wants to upgrade to the 18 eventually! Thats why I often recommend it 🤘
Your detailed and simple explanation of every topic that you speak on really blows me away. Thank you for educating me in my process of discovery! I'm just a hobby musician (keyboard/vocals) putting on private house concerts for friends/family. My set up is keyboard, mic with wireless transmitters, ipad, amp/speaker, backing tracks. Sounds simple but in order to get the sound just perfect you really need sound engineering skills! I also need to add a sound card so that I'm not needing to walk over to the amp/speaker that I've placed 20 ft from my keyboard/mic to adjust the levels. Question: Can I use 2 sets of wireless transmitters (1 for keyboard, 1 for mic) to plug into one single amp/speaker?
Thanks! Glad you enjoy the channel. And yes, you definitely can use two wireless at once. Most speakers have two inputs. I’ve done that myself… acoustic and vocals into a speaker and called it a day!
Thanks, man, really helpful hints. I'm keen to see how you use the mvave chocolate with stage traxx3.
The inner ear monitor hack is epic. I did it and it works great. Thanks Scott. You're awesome
Glad it’s working for you! I’ve used this system for like 5 years now I think? It works so well
Thanks!
Thank you! That’s very kind of you 🤘🤘🤘
Dude! Plus 1 on the air-turn go stands. I looked and scoured the Internet for months trying to find a sturdy but actually portable mic stand that would fit inside my pedalboard bag. This was the only one I could find, and it's been fantastic. I was able to get one that was B stock, and I think that means the sticker on the leg was slightly crooked because I can't find anything else wrong with it. I love this thing, and it sounds ridiculous but it makes the mobile rig finally feel complete.
I recently did a show in Roatan, and my guitar/modeler combo was an Eart headless guitar and Headrush MX5. The guitar was small enough to fit in my carry-on backpack with the neck sticking out the top. It's a cheap guitar so I wasn't worried about it getting beat up.
Nice!!
As always an amazingly interesting, informative, and engaging video.
I lol'd at your backing tracks comment, as I just left a Facebook musicians group because the owner of the group talks down to "karaoke musicians", loopers, and others using technology...that can only make the musician more engaging.
You also reminded me that I need to try and find an android version of stage trax...or make the apple switch...but I really wanna stay on Android.
Thanks again Scott.
Hahaha dude, I had to include it… It’s just silly at this point. And I believe BandHelper is the best one for Android 👍 but man I love stage Traxx
Beach Hair Scott sure is a different vibe
I swear my hair is more blonde when I’m here 😂
Thanks Scott. I had recommended your TH-cam channel to the 3 bands I play with and will forward this to them too. Great advice
Thanks man! I appreciate that
neat! Thanks for the breakdown, hope the shows go well
Thank you! 🙏 They went great!
Awesome video as usual, Scott. You should do a video on these resort gigs. I've always wondered how you go about getting/set up these types of shows. I'm sure others are curious too.
Thanks man! And yeah they are a lot of fun to do. I’ve found being in control of the sound is huge. We did a drum set the first time….. it was way too much
Amazing, thank you so much for taking the time to make these! 🙏
Thanks for a great topic video!
POWER CONDITIONING? and voltage transformers?
Maybe it’s too much for a simple flight, or fits another category of videos.
Periodically the AC causes problems for gear and a few Hum eliminating devices can save the day/show. I know little about this and just guess to find the problem what to try. The gotos are mostly Morley brand and tried cheap copies but the copies honestly don’t work well compared to the named brand… no affiliation and would love to find a more affordable solution. The most commonly used are a large furman power strip conditioner, an AC outlet plug to clean the power to a speaker and the mixer, and cable line filters. When there’s more space, taking a battery power supply brings a reliable consistent power to the mixer and with nothing touching the AC outlets, the need to use the earlier items is gone.. much cleaner power!
Thanks again!
Thanks! And yeah, a power conditioner would be too much, and actually I just needed the single outlet for the mixer and that was it. Everything else was battery powered 🤘
Thanks for your videos Scott!! You are my #1 source to check when purchasing new gear and seeking for help to take my gigs to the next level. Very concise and useful information always. 👏🏻🤘🏻I’m using Stage Traxx3 and I love it! Keep up the good work! We should get connected some time I also do music for a living performing covers songs as a soloist, duet, trio , full band and also with my wife. Have an amazing week!
Thank you Scott for your Videos that keep me up to date in regards to staying up to date with what you need for Gigging! Much Appreciate as Always!!!
😃😃😃
Thanks! Im glad you’ve found the channel so helpful 🤘🤘🤘
Scott! you're a monster dude, this is an AWESOME video, thanks for the rundown!
Thank you Tyler 🤘🤘
Awesome!! I couldn’t agree more about electronic drums. SO much easier/arguably better for typical gigs.
Dude, 100%. I know some drummers hate it, but for smaller events it’s just SO much easier to control the sound. Especially when everyone is direct except for the drums lol
@@ScottUhlMusic bingo
1:18, something I think is worth noting, is thay with the XR consoles you can sacrifice 2 effects and convert the headphone out to be used as 2 extra IEM outs. For those that can't afford a bigger XR
Yup or the headphone out actually, I have a video about that: th-cam.com/video/2IU3b8TgcbU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=G-RqT28UqyVdBgK9
Scott would you be open to connecting me (and other musicians) to that resort about gigging there too? Sounds like fun
Man. Great video. Really appreciate you showing all these options and more budget good quality gear. Learning a lot. Thanks a lot. Cheers!
I love your channel and how thorough and informative you are. Thank you, Scott!
I appreciate that!
Interesting that you use the XR-18’s internal router. All other videos I’ve seen on the Behringer end Midas digital mixers say to use an external router due to problems with the internal one. I have bought the Midas MR-18 and still need to learn how to use it.
I brought my mini router just in case, but the internal worked well for this!
Congrats on the gig, Scott!
Thank you 🙏
how about Ciari guitars? they look interesting
Holy crap! I hadn’t heard of those and just googled it 🤯🤯 thanks for sharing!
Replay!!! Very resourceful video of what are priorities, not, and how to be compact and feel a sense of redundancy!!
Thank you 🙏
@@ScottUhlMusic Of course!!
Your vids are so practical and helpful. Thanks!
Thank you!
Another great video Scott. Very helpeful.
Thanks again man 🤘
god bless the nerds
thank you for your video, mate!
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love from turks !
The Sound Tech Team !
Hey man!! Glad you found the video 🤘🤘 Thanks again for everything there. We had a great time 🤘🤘
Great rundown - Thank you for all you do!
Thank you 🙏
Neato, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching 🙏
Thanks! Nice breakdown!
Thanks!
Great info!
Great video Scott!
Thank you!
Your Welcome !!!
Nice!
Lol, so true about the grumpy musicians on Facebook
😂😂 I had to include it
Great stuff as always 🤘
Please make a video about the MIDI foot switch. I’ve been looking at it for a second but a 30$ Walmart link has always thrown me off
Yeah, it’s such a great little controller!
Hey Scott! Great video as always! As far as the sennheiser IEM packs/plugs go: I use a Shure P3T/P3RA system and want to do the same by possibly ordering an SXLD3 since they run on similar frequencies based on Shure's G20 band for the IEM system and G58 band on the SXD3.
Do you know anyone that has already tried this? Thanks for always putting out killer content!
I was wondering the same thing, but the slxd is a digital system and the other ones are analog… so I’m not sure, Ill have to test it since I have the slxd xlr plug
A humble offering to the algorithm gods.
🙏🙏🙏 they are always hungry!
Thanks Scott, very helpful video! Can you please tell me which brand is the iPad stand and which iPad you guys use?
Thanks! And I use the Mr Power Tablet mount (I don’t know if TH-cam lets me post Amazon links in the comments). And the iPad is the newest (or maybe the previous model, I can’t keep up) of the mini series. Works great! I like the mini ones for traveling especially
Excellent breakdown! You guys have no issues with the XR18 built in router?
Thanks! And I brought a mini router just in case but it worked extremely well this trip! Normally they suck lol
Great video....just wondering if the bass can fit the overhead compartment as well or it needs to go with the luggage...
It all depends on the flight and the size of the bass and the size of the compartments for luggage. One time our bassist brought a MASSIVE case but was able to bring it on somehow haha
@@ScottUhlMusic yeah sending the bass with the luggage is really painful...not sure what could happen!
I appreciate your videos and reviews. I am shopping for a violin mic, any chance you have any suggestions?
Thanks! And that I’m not sure about
I’m curious how one would find gigs like this?
Great video, thank you! Do you know if there is a Mooer's guitar with a builtin fx processor like you mentioned, but with a stereo output?
Thanks! And not that I know of, no. The Prime P2 has an option for stereo output though 👍
There’s one thing missing…where are your clothes? I saw on another video of yours that you signed up for a cup of coffee and I’m wondering how that works? Would you mind elaborating?
Thanks man!
Haha those are in our checked bag 🤘 and are you talking about the “buy me a coffee”? That’s just a way to do tipping for TH-cam or other people. Super Thanks I believe are easier. They aren’t required, but the links are there if people want to 😊
@@ScottUhlMusicGot it! Have a beer on me!
Great Video! Are you using a laptop to control the XR-18 or are you using the ipad for both StageTraxx 3 and Mixer app?
Thanks! I’m using the iPad for both. But I don’t need to change anything once it’s set 🤘
Must feed the hungry algorithm gods.
🤘🤘🤘 they are always hungry! 🙏🙏🙏
Why don't you use the b-beat for the backtracks and click?
B beat is amazing! But I have 350 songs in stage Traxx and it would take FOREVER to switch that over to B Beat
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How does the swiff compare to the Lekato that u meantioned recently?
I like the swiff audio one the best
With all your electronics in your carry-on, do you get stopped/searched frequently when going through the scanning machines?
It’s hit or miss… which is what drives me nuts about TSA, it’s never consistent. But yeah, we do get stopped sometimes. I trust me with it instead of checking it and some ignorant person opens it and throws something “dangerous” away. So I prefer to carry on or gate check if I need to.
So would you say the Swiffc audio is the best budget guitar wireless? Not for live but for rehearsal
Yup, swiff audio is my recommended cheap one
Can you share your songlist?
I have my song lists on my websites for my bands. I don’t know if TH-cam lets me link to external pages, but on my scottuhlmusic website I have Uhl Duo and my solo music, then I have our songlist on ninetypercent90s website too
Hi Scott! I really enjoy your videos and I am a saxophone player. I just bought a bluetooth controller and I would like to control my ForScore app on the iPad. The app don’t recognize the BT device, how can i set my device to MIDI and control the app? I would like to turn pages and control the iPad volume! Thanksssssss 👌🏼
I would look into that MVave midi controller. That’s the one I use. I’m not familiar with ForScore but it works great with stage Traxx!
Okayy! I will check it 👌🏼 Thanks from Mallorca!
‘sup?,splendid ~ be well,)
Thank you 🙏
Hey Scott! I was wondering, why do you use/prefer the in ear setup with Sennheiser EW and skp 100 instead of the Xvive U4?? What is the difference in quality/value? Thanks :)
Sennheiser is a much more higher end system. Xvive U4 is quite a solid device, but it only has 6 channels. Sennheiser has a ton of channels (I couldn’t even count). So it’s more reliable. But the xvive is a good option… just keep it away from WiFi routers
Are you not using B Beat for live concert anymore?
I have 350 songs in stage Traxx so it would take forever to switch that over to B Beat lol. But I’m working on programming my original music live show with the B Beat. It’s an amazing piece of gear and I still recommend it 🤘
@@ScottUhlMusic make sense LOL, thank you for your videos they helps a lot
You know behringer xr18 have 2.4Ghz wifi router only hehe. There is no reason to take 5.8Ghz devices away. Source: documentation of behringer xr18. I also had problem with behringer xr18 internal wifi in crowd places. I changed antena and tat didn't work.just connect external wifi router. That will solve your problem.
That’s true! But I usually try to keep it away from WiFi routers in general. But I’ll have to try the 5.8ghz system and see if it gets interference.
Are you in México 😮🙊??
Turks and Caicos 🤘
you can have the app control the pedal effects for the guitar right ?
Nope. You program it in the app, and then you don’t need to use the app anymore after that 🤘
@ScottUhlMusic to carry on the guitar, did you have to confirm with the airline before you bought the ticket? From what I've seen rules differ by airline and sometimes they're upto the discretion of the employees at the gate?
@@allboutthemojo I don't confirm it ahead of time, but my experience is that it's always a crap shoot and always depends on the employees. On the ride home the flight attendant was awesome and said "That should be able to fit no problem, and when you find an open one, just close it so no one puts anything else on top of it."
It drives me nuts when they don't even let me try to bring it on. That bothers me. If it truly doesn't fit, I understand, but the "no way sir, no no no, you can't even try to bring that on" drives me nuts.
@ScottUhlMusic thanks for your feedback. I've never traveled with mine but I want to. Always been concerned about this so I just purchased a headless guitar. Am hoping the smaller size will be less conspicuous.
My giging days are long gone.
Giging for me now is getting to church in time to tune my bass so I don't get the look from our leader.
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You don’t use a router with your xair?
I normally do, and I even brought one… but this was the one time the built in router worked well so I didn’t need it lol
@@ScottUhlMusic have you ever tried those palm sized travel routers?
@@Elniniss yup! That’s what I brought as a backup 🤘
When I perform, I perform for the audience, not other musicians.
You're playing in the BAHAMAS!?!?!?
your life sure does suck
Haha yeah we are definitely blessed to do stuff like this!
Thanks!
Thanks Chuck! I appreciate that 🤘🤘🤘