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<blockquote data-quote="Jamie Anderson" data-source="post: 40993" data-attributes="member: 1135">Re: smaart 7&nbsp; &nbsp; how many mics ?You can get a ton of work done quickly with one wireless mic, but you can&#039;t use any multi-position stuff, and when combining systems together, I have found this invaluable.&nbsp; To be honest, I rarely use 8 mics.&nbsp; I have kinda settled on a 5-mic set-up for my standard attack (sorta like my typing).&nbsp; 4 wired mics and 1 wireless. Standard layout Mic One (green) at FOH.&nbsp; Mic 2 (blue) down front.&nbsp; Mic 3 (red-orange) orchestra/main seating area (in front of or to the side of FOH).&nbsp; Mic 4 (purple) rear / balcony.&nbsp; Mic 5 (Fuscha) wireless roamerAll Spectrum and TF measurement engines that use those mics use their color. This way, I can tell right away what mic position a measurement corresponds with (thank you Eddy Mapp - he was the first guy I saw using this technique with v7 and I started copying it immediately - helps a ton)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jamie Anderson, post: 40993, member: 1135"] Re: smaart 7 how many mics ? You can get a ton of work done quickly with one wireless mic, but you can't use any multi-position stuff, and when combining systems together, I have found this invaluable. To be honest, I rarely use 8 mics. I have kinda settled on a 5-mic set-up for my standard attack (sorta like my typing). 4 wired mics and 1 wireless. Standard layout Mic One (green) at FOH. Mic 2 (blue) down front. Mic 3 (red-orange) orchestra/main seating area (in front of or to the side of FOH). Mic 4 (purple) rear / balcony. Mic 5 (Fuscha) wireless roamer All Spectrum and TF measurement engines that use those mics use their color. This way, I can tell right away what mic position a measurement corresponds with (thank you Eddy Mapp - he was the first guy I saw using this technique with v7 and I started copying it immediately - helps a ton) [/QUOTE]

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