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<blockquote data-quote="Dick Rees" data-source="post: 80830" data-attributes="member: 16">Re: Mixing side of stage. How DO you deal with it?With a good set of ears out front and a few simple hand signals it&#039;s not that hard.A few years back at a local festival, I was called on at the last moment to do a couple of sets with a prestigious traditional band.&nbsp; There was no time to do anything except throw up a couple of SOS, hook up a MixWiz side of stage and go.&nbsp; The wife of one of the musicians went out front and gave me hand signals.&nbsp; It took about two numbers to get it dialed in, then she would occasionally wave and we&#039;d tweak something.People said it was likely the best set of the festival, but I think that it was the band performance they were referring to.&nbsp; Suffice it to say that mixing from the side with good ears out front did not detract from the performance.........</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dick Rees, post: 80830, member: 16"] Re: Mixing side of stage. How DO you deal with it? With a good set of ears out front and a few simple hand signals it's not that hard. A few years back at a local festival, I was called on at the last moment to do a couple of sets with a prestigious traditional band. There was no time to do anything except throw up a couple of SOS, hook up a MixWiz side of stage and go. The wife of one of the musicians went out front and gave me hand signals. It took about two numbers to get it dialed in, then she would occasionally wave and we'd tweak something. People said it was likely the best set of the festival, but I think that it was the band performance they were referring to. Suffice it to say that mixing from the side with good ears out front did not detract from the performance......... [/QUOTE]

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