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[QUOTE="paganmegan:392688"]ShadowSD said:[QUOTE]Joe/NotCommon said:[QUOTE]At smaller places it's harder to have bad sound because nothing is micced beyond vocals and maybe kick. If your drummer doesnt play like a pussy and the guitarists and bassists turn up to the correct volume (or down if need be) you sound fine. [/QUOTE] Not always. My drummer plays loud as fuck, and my entire rhythm guitar tone is based on being very atmospheric (in otherwords, if I had a "presence" knob, it would be most of the way down; that's just how I like my tone and our band doesn't sound the same without it), so unless there's a reasonable effort to mic the guitar, it's not going to cut through (unless I put my stack in front of my drummer, but then he can't hear me). Our performance last year at Dee's Dee's should have proven this. Maybe we're an exception, though...[/QUOTE] You should consider getting a monitor specifically for the drummer to use. That's what we do, and I'd say it helps. If the drummer knows what's happening, then everyone else can follow. its more important to hear the drums than it is to hear another guitar or even the bass, for example [/QUOTE]
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