

Acoustic GigingUsing straight acoustic guitars and a mic apparatus for giging.
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Posted 15 August 2013 - 03:47 PM
This is a good read, but remember that condenser mics tend to be harder to control regarding feedback, but do offer great clarity and tone. I have played live for many years with stage monitors and close to PA stacks with condenser mics, whilst mixing both front of house and monitors from the stage.... takes years of practice, but it is very controllable in a smaller acoustic band like you seem to be working with. Stay behind the main PA and use as little level into monitors as possible.... you will hear a 'pre feedback' tonal change to your instrument or voice before 'critical mass feedback' so train your ear to hear the warning 'tones', and adjust slightly down to counter, or find the frequency that causes this 'feedback boom' and remove it with notch eq. I find a parametric eq essential kit on your audio desk, I use an outboard one in my onstage rack http://en.audiofanzi...y,m.424007.html
http://www.emusician...the-band/140546
http://soundschemati...-vs-graphic-eq/
http://www.cobaltaud...-parametric-eq/
Edited by lowden, 15 August 2013 - 03:47 PM.
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