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<blockquote data-quote="Ben Lagman" data-source="post: 26345" data-attributes="member: 85">Re: Purpose of having a small array facing the stage?...Thanks for all the detail and responses. I got a little confused though. Since they don&#039;t use IEMs, won&#039;t there be a &#039;clash&#039; of sound from different&nbsp; sources? For example, with the artists performing, when he/she is singing, won&#039;t the side fills conflict with him/her being able to hear themself clearly via the monitors? Or.... Do the monitors just add support for the artist WITH the side fills in order for the artists to hear the overall mix, but at the same time being able to hear themselves clearly as the monitor works along with the side fills? ie. Singer 1 hears the main mix from the side fills, but he hears +X dB of his voice because of the monitors, along with any other singer in the band; along with providing some coverage of sound for the attendees near the very front of the stage of the overall mix.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ben Lagman, post: 26345, member: 85"] Re: Purpose of having a small array facing the stage?... Thanks for all the detail and responses. I got a little confused though. Since they don't use IEMs, won't there be a 'clash' of sound from different sources? For example, with the artists performing, when he/she is singing, won't the side fills conflict with him/her being able to hear themself clearly via the monitors? Or.... Do the monitors just add support for the artist WITH the side fills in order for the artists to hear the overall mix, but at the same time being able to hear themselves clearly as the monitor works along with the side fills? ie. Singer 1 hears the main mix from the side fills, but he hears +X dB of his voice because of the monitors, along with any other singer in the band; along with providing some coverage of sound for the attendees near the very front of the stage of the overall mix. [/QUOTE]

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