How does this work on stage, live? If the sound man's still in control, how do you know what the audience is getting?
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the sound tech or sound man can still control the volume and mix but you are the one control the pedal for the harmonize and by pass, or you can set up already which voice you will use and then hook it then the sound tech will mix the volume through the audience
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Rich, it is also going to depend on whether you have EQ control on your mixer. If you do and you are using the high pass filter, you are in a lot better position because you can cut back or extend your bass with your EQ knob. Sub is not as affected when your crowd shows up because the lower frequencies pass right through the people for the most part. I set EQ bass at middle and then put sub's volume where it sounds great for the space. Then I can use EQ to subtract bass in the early evening and ramp it up as the older guests (who are the most sensitive to bass) leave the party and the younger crowd really wants to jump. If no EQ on your mixer I would place the sub in a location where you can manually adjust volume as the evening progresses. -Nicholas (aka DJ Chester Chomp) AnchorageDJs.com
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Not sure I understand the question. The sound volume is controlled by the up/down arrows on the remote control.
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There is no remote control... the gain control is connected thru wire not wireless. If you set the desired gain manually on the amp then you can control the gain thru subwoofer option on your player.
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If the soundboard has phantom power you are all set. If not you need a power source.
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It just takes input from the speaker output. It does not amplify only attenuate the speaker volume
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I use this amp for live sound. Each owner will give you a different answer to how they use it. I have both of the gain knobs maxed on this amp. Have done that with every power amp I own. The signal going to the amp is controlled via a mixing console..... I do not use gain knobs to control volume. That is what a mixer is for. According to the manual the Sensitivity for full power is( @ 8 ohms is 1.4Vrms). This amp has great headroom. I use the Peak limiter on both channels and have yet to have any clipping issues with my top boxes. For the money you can't beat the performance of this amp.
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Yup, it seems to have some sort of sound/beat detection built in. I haven't tested it with a live band, but it works with clapping
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It is passive... so you will need to run it though something like a guitar amp or an unbalanced input on a mixer to get sound out of it.
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Yes you can set the modulation bar to control sustain! I dont think you can set the touch pad to control it though. This will defiately add to your group, it really added to mine, and it looks cool on stage/camera! You can also plug in an actual sustain pedal and have it control sustain while the modulation bar is free to modulate. Also, i forget what it is called, but you can set it to a different kind of sustain where it only sustains the notes you are currently playing while you squeeze the modulation bar. This allows you to play a chord, and hold it while you play a melody over it without the melody also getting sustained. It is one of my favorite features of this instrument
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I just tested it with a friend and he had it as loud as he could stand it. I could hear almost nothing as I stood next to him. He was listening to Turn Up the Music by Chris Brown, only a faint buzz was heard. I guess it's possible that the genre may make a difference (bass etc.)
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The lights will come on with the music. The louder you play, the brighter they are. The tweeters activate most often.
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This works specifically for Ableton Live. its more for triggering sequences that is produced before the actual show. To play on the spot sounds or melodies, you should key a midi keyboard to play the sounds from ableton.
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you can point the front side and surround speakers up, which helps with the stage, but the center cannot change angle so I suppose you'll lose some stage. Just make sure the speakers don't move around.
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yes, you can. you may have to fiddle with it to get the sound right, but after that.....enjoy the show!
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That is a hard question to answer. All instruments resonate differently. What I do is plug a set of head phones into my final amp speaker and play. This way I can hear exactly what is coming out. This allowed me to try various setting on the pre-amp and on the final amp to get the sound that I wanted. Everyone looks for their own sound and this lettings them experiment till they find theirs.
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Yes you are correct it is controlled through the master level/playback device. Thanks for contacting KPODJ. https://www.kpodj.com/invoices/view/F76734EB0DB4990AF72281B58A9DC01D/