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<blockquote data-quote="Chris Nixon" data-source="post: 81381" data-attributes="member: 1947">Re: Making the most (or least) of a bad room.I didn&#039;t mean between the 2 choir mics but between the soloists mic and the choir mics, I know this can be a problem because I did it a couple of weeks ago and a different church. :lol: The first couple of words sounded like a really bad MP3 until I got the choir mic down.&nbsp; ...not really a bad thing I suppose as I&#039;m less likely to do that again...Thanks for the suggestions. I&#039;m not going to invest too much of my time into it unless I&#039;m asked about it but I&#039;ll have a much better starting point. I&#039;m not there more than 3 or 4 times a year so I don&#039;t have to suffer it, but I look after the sound in another church which has close links to the one with the problem. Because I recently improved it I&#039;d probably be the first person asked about the other one.Chris</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chris Nixon, post: 81381, member: 1947"] Re: Making the most (or least) of a bad room. I didn't mean between the 2 choir mics but between the soloists mic and the choir mics, I know this can be a problem because I did it a couple of weeks ago and a different church. :lol: The first couple of words sounded like a really bad MP3 until I got the choir mic down. ...not really a bad thing I suppose as I'm less likely to do that again... Thanks for the suggestions. I'm not going to invest too much of my time into it unless I'm asked about it but I'll have a much better starting point. I'm not there more than 3 or 4 times a year so I don't have to suffer it, but I look after the sound in another church which has close links to the one with the problem. Because I recently improved it I'd probably be the first person asked about the other one. Chris [/QUOTE]

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