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Desolder Rig / Unbelievable Hamhandedness
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<blockquote data-quote="Dave Stevens" data-source="post: 57615" data-attributes="member: 142"><p>Re: Desolder Rig / Unbelievable Hamhandedness</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>As a point of reference one of the last arena/shed tours I did we had an 8 person audio staff, including the two guys in the remote truck and a call of 12, just for audio. I divided them into two teams of four and two teams of two. The two person teams worked with each side of our main arrays with our crew, one four person team on stage and mons and the final four person team with me doing FOH mix, distro, truck interface and rear hang when we were inside. There is no way you can put up rigs that big without delegating the work. Like the guys say, have them lay out the cable, and your crew make the connections though at the level we were working, by and large most of the locals were easily able to make the connections. The secret is in delegation and supervision and being exactly specific on what you need done. Locally and regionally it may be more difficult than nationally but given some practice and direction it can work.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave Stevens, post: 57615, member: 142"] Re: Desolder Rig / Unbelievable Hamhandedness As a point of reference one of the last arena/shed tours I did we had an 8 person audio staff, including the two guys in the remote truck and a call of 12, just for audio. I divided them into two teams of four and two teams of two. The two person teams worked with each side of our main arrays with our crew, one four person team on stage and mons and the final four person team with me doing FOH mix, distro, truck interface and rear hang when we were inside. There is no way you can put up rigs that big without delegating the work. Like the guys say, have them lay out the cable, and your crew make the connections though at the level we were working, by and large most of the locals were easily able to make the connections. The secret is in delegation and supervision and being exactly specific on what you need done. Locally and regionally it may be more difficult than nationally but given some practice and direction it can work. [/QUOTE]
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