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<blockquote data-quote="Tim Weaver" data-source="post: 123029" data-attributes="member: 317"><p>Re: Price check in Aisle 5</p><p></p><p>I'll do an acoustic gig for 300 ish. That's 2 speakers on tripods and 1 monitor with a mixer, 2 mics and 2 DI's. </p><p></p><p></p><p>One trick in the bar band world that I have found is to find a band that has there own in-ears, and maybe mics, stands, and cables. If you are just providing stacks, racks, and mixer it becomes much easier. Some of the bands I worked with would set up their own mics and plug everything on stage in. I would feed their IEM's from FOH. I used a wireless capable mixer too, so I didn't have to roll (or carry) a snake. Just throw up the mains, plug in inputs and sit back with your tablet and mix. These gigs at 400-500 bucks are out there. The trick is to find the bands that will reduce your workload, and carry some of the cost (Mics, IEMS) themselves. </p><p></p><p>A typical bar gig that requires I do monitors and everything for a headliner plus an opener will bee 700-1000 bucks. I typically add 50 bucks per band if it's more than headliner and opener. </p><p></p><p>I usually pay a tech a $200 day rate.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tim Weaver, post: 123029, member: 317"] Re: Price check in Aisle 5 I'll do an acoustic gig for 300 ish. That's 2 speakers on tripods and 1 monitor with a mixer, 2 mics and 2 DI's. One trick in the bar band world that I have found is to find a band that has there own in-ears, and maybe mics, stands, and cables. If you are just providing stacks, racks, and mixer it becomes much easier. Some of the bands I worked with would set up their own mics and plug everything on stage in. I would feed their IEM's from FOH. I used a wireless capable mixer too, so I didn't have to roll (or carry) a snake. Just throw up the mains, plug in inputs and sit back with your tablet and mix. These gigs at 400-500 bucks are out there. The trick is to find the bands that will reduce your workload, and carry some of the cost (Mics, IEMS) themselves. A typical bar gig that requires I do monitors and everything for a headliner plus an opener will bee 700-1000 bucks. I typically add 50 bucks per band if it's more than headliner and opener. I usually pay a tech a $200 day rate. [/QUOTE]
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