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Hi TaxesdeBase Here is your latest.  -- click image to make changes to the live version -- Is there anything we can do to help? | |||
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Hi ddg874, Thanks for using The Sketcher! This is just a quick note to send you a link to your Sketch in case you want to review it, edit it, or share it with others.  -- click image to make changes to the live version -- Codes:  Orange numbers are Systems and Inputs using those Systems.  Blue ringed numbers are Channels on the Systems.  Green numbers are for general notes about the Sketch and connections to non-Bose gear.Quoting ddg874 from The Sketcher
Sorry for the delay in getting this posted for you. Been away from the machine for most of the day. I'll start a new discussion for this and work on some answers for you soon. EDIT: I KNEW this looked familiar. Let's keep the discussion going in our other thread: The only L1™ in the Ensemble - ddg874 | |||
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Hi acousticaoc, Thanks for using The Sketcher! This is just a quick note to send you a link to your Sketch in case you want to review it, edit it, or share it with others.  -- click image to make changes to the live version -- Codes: Orange numbers are Systems and Inputs using those Systems. Blue ringed numbers are Channels on the Systems. Green numbers are for general notes about the Sketch and connections to non-Bose gear.Quoting acousticaoc from The Sketcher
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Hi acousticaoc I will start a new discussion for soon - and then we can get into this. But the quick answer is - it depends. SO Can you tell us more about the kinds of music you will be doing, where you will be doing it (size of room, size of audience), and what the audience will be doing during the show. Thanks. EDIT - I've started a new discussion for you. Too much for one system?This message has been edited. Last edited by: ST, | |||
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Hi jsh, Thanks for using The Sketcher! This is just a quick note to send you a link to your Sketch in case you want to review it, edit it, or share it with others.  -- click image to make changes to the live version -- Codes: (I'll add these later) Orange numbers are Systems and Inputs using those Systems. Blue ringed numbers are Channels on the Systems. Green numbers are for general notes about the Sketch and connections to non-Bose gear.Quoting jsh from The Sketcher
Thank you for all the information. Just a couple of questions for you. Is there one venue (perhaps the one that seats 650-700 people) where you play most often? Do you have pictures or a web site. I'm looking for architectural features that may be relevant like:
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Hi jsh I've started a new discussion for you. Please join me here: Six Performers / contemporary workship - jsh Thanks. | |||
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Hi mlonneman, Thanks for using The Sketcher! This is just a quick note to send you a link to your Sketch in case you want to review it, edit it, or share it with others.  -- click image to make changes to the live version -- Quoting mlonneman from The Sketcher
Mike, is that you? Is there anything I can do to help? | |||
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Hi atabner, Thanks for using The Sketcher! This is just a quick note to send you a link to your Sketch in case you want to review it, edit it, or share it with others.  -- click image to make changes to the live version -- Codes: Orange numbers are Systems and Inputs using those Systems. Blue ringed numbers are Channels on the Systems. Green numbers are for general notes about the Sketch and connections to non-Bose gear.Quoting atabner from The Sketcher
A couple of questions for you:  Please tell us more about your music:
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Apologies for the initial lack of info. Yes, both the guitars are electro-acoustics, with in-built electronics. Both teh mics you asked about are supposed to simulate vocal mics. The one over the percussion is micing one item at a time ie. bongos or shaker or maraccas etc. We play acoustic covers of reasonably well known stuff eg brown eyed girl, sweet home alabama etc. We generally play in bars, pubs and clubs, looking at a normal audience of 150, max 300. They're usually (hopefully!) dancing whilst we play. Thanks, A | ||||
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Hi A Here is your standard, recommended approach with one L1™ for each performer.  -- click image to make changes to the live version -- Codes: Orange numbers are Systems and Inputs using those Systems. Blue ringed numbers are Channels on the Systems.  (Did I understand that correctly) is the microphone in the middle for the percussionist doing vocals?  I understand that the microphone near the percussions instruments, is for the instruments.Does the Guitarist using System 3 ever sing? | |||
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Hi there, yes you did understand that correctly. Guitarist on system 3 occassionally talks between songs, but there's definately no singing! What would be the minimum set-up we could get away with? We're getting regular gigs, but we're still students so cash is very definately an issue. | ||||
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Here is how you could set-up with two Systems.  -- click image to make changes to the live version -- Codes: Orange numbers are Systems and Inputs using those Systems. Blue ringed numbers are Channels on the Systems. We are using System 1 as before. Your Percussionist and the non-singing Guitarist are sharing System 2. We are relying on the preamp in the Guitar for tone and volume control. Let's keep the two Guitars are coming through two Systems and the two voices ane coming through two Systems. You should get a great sense of who is doing what. That aspect is often referred to as localization. If your second Guitarist is doing lead work, there may nor be much overlap in when s/he is playing and the vocalists are singing. Similarly there may not be much overlap in tonal ranges. This setup will probably sound pretty good. In case you are wondering, I'm sure that you will want two. B1 bass modules for the percussion on System 2. How does that look? | |||
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Looks good to me, thanks for your help. | ||||
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Hi Groove Mammal, Thanks for using The Sketcher! This is just a quick note to send you a link to your Sketch in case you want to review it, edit it, or share it with others.  -- click image to make changes to the live version -- Codes: Orange numbers are Systems and Inputs using those Systems. Blue ringed numbers are Channels on the Systems. Green numbers are for general notes about the Sketch and connections to non-Bose gear.Quoting Groove Mammal from The Sketcher
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Hi soundmaverick, Thanks for using The Sketcher! This is just a quick note to send you a link to your Sketch in case you want to review it, edit it, or share it with others.  -- click image to make changes to the live version -- Codes: Orange numbers are Systems and Inputs using those Systems. Blue ringed numbers are Channels on the Systems. Green numbers are for general notes about the Sketch and connections to non-Bose gear.Quoting soundmaverick from The Sketcher
This looks familiar, so I'll take a look back to see if we have discussed this before. | |||
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Hi mnmoore74, Thanks for using The Sketcher! This is just a quick note to send you a link to your Sketch in case you want to review it, edit it, or share it with others.  -- click image to make changes to the live version -- Codes: (we will use these later) Orange numbers are Systems and Inputs using those Systems. Blue ringed numbers are Channels on the Systems. Green numbers are for general notes about the Sketch and connections to non-Bose gear.Interesting stage setup. Please tell us more about your music:
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Hi jeremy b, Thanks for using The Sketcher! This is just a quick note to send you a link to your Sketch in case you want to review it, edit it, or share it with others.  -- click image to make changes to the live version -- Here is a link to the full sized version of the image. Codes: Orange numbers are Systems and Inputs using those Systems. Blue ringed numbers are Channels on the Systems. Green numbers are for general notes about the Sketch and connections to non-Bose gear.It looks like an interesting stage layout, and it looks like you have a plan. Is there anyway I can help? | |||
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Hi psalmist, Thanks for using The Sketcher! This is just a quick note to send you a link to your Sketch in case you want to review it, edit it, or share it with others.  -- click image to make changes to the live version -- Here is a link to the full sized version of the image. Codes: Orange numbers are Systems and Inputs using those Systems. Blue ringed numbers are Channels on the Systems. Green numbers are for general notes about the Sketch and connections to non-Bose gear.Quoting psalmist from The Sketcher
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Hi vampirelover, Thanks for using The Sketcher! This is just a quick note to send you a link to your Sketch in case you want to review it, edit it, or share it with others. Before I setup your stage with the Bose L1™s: Do you put microphones on the Drums? Is that microphone near the Drum Kit for the Drummer's vocals?  -- click image to make changes to the live version -- Please tell us about your music:
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