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<blockquote data-quote="Phil Moseley" data-source="post: 7361" data-attributes="member: 4384">HiI guess I&#039;m a weekend warrior. I mix a clubland PA for a friend and there is one band where the singer uses a Shure Wireless 58 and she insists on walking out front to be silly. I was wondering if you had any tips with feedback when she walks in front of the PA please?If she isn&#039;t singing, the gate takes care of most of it, but if she happens to be singing, then other than clamping the fader down I don&#039;t know what to do.I have a spare channel on a feedback ferret that I don&#039;t really want to use full time because I am never certain of what it is doing to my sound at any given time, but is seems iot might not be a bad idea to have it patched in but in bypass. If it looks like trouble is brewing, I suppose I could always punch it inline until she is done, then bypass it again.Any sage thoughts please?ThanksPhil</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Phil Moseley, post: 7361, member: 4384"] Hi I guess I'm a weekend warrior. I mix a clubland PA for a friend and there is one band where the singer uses a Shure Wireless 58 and she insists on walking out front to be silly. I was wondering if you had any tips with feedback when she walks in front of the PA please? If she isn't singing, the gate takes care of most of it, but if she happens to be singing, then other than clamping the fader down I don't know what to do. I have a spare channel on a feedback ferret that I don't really want to use full time because I am never certain of what it is doing to my sound at any given time, but is seems iot might not be a bad idea to have it patched in but in bypass. If it looks like trouble is brewing, I suppose I could always punch it inline until she is done, then bypass it again. Any sage thoughts please? Thanks Phil [/QUOTE]

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