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<blockquote data-quote="Dick Rees" data-source="post: 98481" data-attributes="member: 16">Re: Event Board Recording SNAFUGive her the refund.&nbsp; The good will is worth it, the hassle is not worth the $$$.FWIW, I do this sort of thing constantly (live stereo direct to camera) and other than the drop-outs on the wireless, I&#039;d give them their money back if that&#039;s all the better I could do.&nbsp; And I seldom get any rehearsal time, just enough of a line check to set input gains.&nbsp; How hard is it to set up some compression and limiting to make all the vocals come out the same?&nbsp; Sure, you lose some dynamics but your a** is covered.&nbsp; If you&#039;re running the house sound with tracks and vocals, there&#039;s no need to feed the camera anything but the house feed. I wouldn&#039;t be in business long if that&#039;s all the better I could do.&nbsp; Sorry, but ...Edit:To be fair, I work for the videographers to provide their audio, not for their customer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dick Rees, post: 98481, member: 16"] Re: Event Board Recording SNAFU Give her the refund. The good will is worth it, the hassle is not worth the $$$. FWIW, I do this sort of thing constantly (live stereo direct to camera) and other than the drop-outs on the wireless, I'd give them their money back if that's all the better I could do. And I seldom get any rehearsal time, just enough of a line check to set input gains. How hard is it to set up some compression and limiting to make all the vocals come out the same? Sure, you lose some dynamics but your a** is covered. If you're running the house sound with tracks and vocals, there's no need to feed the camera anything but the house feed. I wouldn't be in business long if that's all the better I could do. Sorry, but ... Edit: To be fair, I work for the videographers to provide their audio, not for their customer. [/QUOTE]

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