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<blockquote data-quote="Joseph Schuurman" data-source="post: 92183" data-attributes="member: 4464">Re: X32 RackThat&#039;s exactly the reason, the &quot;more me&quot;... Sometimes we find stage performers don&#039;t really know what they need, just what they want.&nbsp; However, if the overall sound is represented in the mix that is on the stage, there is much less neediness, there is less fighting over &quot;I can&#039;t hear me over him&quot; and such.&nbsp; It was amazing actually, we were fighting over musicians with loud amp&#039;s, and just for a practice convinced them to try having more of their mix in their floor monitor, and less through thier amps, and the difference was incredible.&nbsp; The musicians could actually hear themselves better despite the levels being overall down.&nbsp; If you can get the &quot;mix&quot; in the monitors decent enough, there is much less &quot;more me&quot;. Anyways, that&#039;s just from my experience working with my bands.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Joseph Schuurman, post: 92183, member: 4464"] Re: X32 Rack That's exactly the reason, the "more me"... Sometimes we find stage performers don't really know what they need, just what they want. However, if the overall sound is represented in the mix that is on the stage, there is much less neediness, there is less fighting over "I can't hear me over him" and such. It was amazing actually, we were fighting over musicians with loud amp's, and just for a practice convinced them to try having more of their mix in their floor monitor, and less through thier amps, and the difference was incredible. The musicians could actually hear themselves better despite the levels being overall down. If you can get the "mix" in the monitors decent enough, there is much less "more me". Anyways, that's just from my experience working with my bands. [/QUOTE]

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