If recording and mixing musicians in a studio is like cosmetic surgery then live-sound in bars and small clubs is like battlefield surgery. It’s rarely a perfect environment for hitting your checklist of best practices. But the more tools and strategies you have available in your grab-bag or tool kit then the greater the likelihood that you can be successful, even with comromised results.
Shot with my Canon flip-cam and a Sennheiser EW100-G2 lav mic on a cold, rainy day at Bottom of the Hill in SF, CA.
Please share with engineers, musicians and/or anyone that performs on a stage. Thank you for your support!
T-shirt of the Day: The Ramones Museum (in Berlin, Germany)! https://www.ramonesmuseum.com/
Hoody of the Day: 930 Club (Washington, DC)! https://www.930.com/
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