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<blockquote data-quote="TJ Cornish" data-source="post: 72034" data-attributes="member: 162">Re: Help me understand &#039;Riders&#039;&quot;Rider Friendly&quot; means you own a system that meets your customer&#039;s demands well enough so you get the gig and hopefully get paid.&nbsp; Whether a piece of equipment is &quot;rider-friendly&quot; enough depends on the negotiating skills of the BE, tour manager, promoter, provider, venue if applicable, etc.&nbsp; What the BE will accept depends on the show&#039;s hard requirements like I/O count, the reputation of the gear, what&#039;s cool this year, how much time the BE has had on the gear and if there&#039;s a show file available.A&amp;H made some enemies with some of their analog gear a few years ago, and that reputation spilled over into the ILives.&nbsp; This is a shame, because the ILive is a very cool console.&nbsp; Its reputation is improving, since the ILive system has been pretty stable, and especially now that the new 1.9 software is out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TJ Cornish, post: 72034, member: 162"] Re: Help me understand 'Riders' "Rider Friendly" means you own a system that meets your customer's demands well enough so you get the gig and hopefully get paid. Whether a piece of equipment is "rider-friendly" enough depends on the negotiating skills of the BE, tour manager, promoter, provider, venue if applicable, etc. What the BE will accept depends on the show's hard requirements like I/O count, the reputation of the gear, what's cool this year, how much time the BE has had on the gear and if there's a show file available. A&H made some enemies with some of their analog gear a few years ago, and that reputation spilled over into the ILives. This is a shame, because the ILive is a very cool console. Its reputation is improving, since the ILive system has been pretty stable, and especially now that the new 1.9 software is out. [/QUOTE]

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