Nice job..... The last time I took my AH mixer to a bar gig, a crowd of women stood behind me and chatted/yacked louder than the band.... couldn't hear a thing from the stage... ended up breaking out the IPad and had to move around the venue to get away from the distraction...lol

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Ron - that's an excellent point and one we brought up in our Mixers Vs. Tablets video and that same thing happened to me our "ain't Vegas" video. I was mixing on my iPad at the venues FOH position. There was a security guard sitting next to me and this guy comes up and talks on and on and loudly to the security guard a foot away from me...I had to get up and move!

@djjazzyjeff1232

2 жыл бұрын

We much prefer a real console, but yes there are times when the tablet is just a necessity. I've found even if the mixer is in a less-than-ideal location, you can do your initial walkthrough of the venue during the first few songs with the tablet to get things close where you can hear better, then you can mix the show from the less-than-ideal position as long as you trust your pre-work and stuff from soundcheck. Understanding that you may be in a bass-trap, or a null, or whatever the case may be. Then again, we do our own sound, same gear, same folks, same band. It's a massive luxury that I have a family that is so engaged and wants to be a part of it that we can do everything ourselves, but I digress.

Nothing better than having her help. My girl helps me and I couldn’t do it without her.

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Lucky to have Stace....we are fortunate to treat ourselves to the fruits of our labor, so it balances out, but she is all in, for sure!

With that kind of system having a helper like Stacy is phenomenal

@thesoundcouple

Жыл бұрын

Thanks - a lot of the gigs we do would be hard to do alone - but sometimes Bart has to suck it up and do it anyways! Check out these two he set up on his own. kzread.info/dash/bejne/iXmewcltqcbJeJc.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/n3V_vKaxc7bWidY.html

Great job - loved seeing the console in use - you got to love those faders and buttons 😬. Great job on the lighting which really added to the atmosphere in the room. Bands are my favourite things to do and those guys look really professional and sound great - curtesy of your hard work 👍 First to arrive and last to leave as always.

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Alastair....we are small potatoes, and that's ok. We enjoy what we do and are so lucky to enjoy the clients we work with and that's the most important thing to us.....and yes, we balance that with making sure we are compensated with what we are comfortable with.

A fascinating set of challenges-well handled, as always, by Bart and Stacy!

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dean!

Another great video. Very wise words about working with the venue as they are there to do a job as well. I thought the mix you got on Studio One sounded amazing. That will be great when mixed. Thanks again for making these videos, it is much appreciated.

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yeah, making friends and making it easy on everyone is always a good thing. That's a big reason why we really like bands that work with In-ear systems....Everything is that much easier from start to finish which increases your odds of having a happy customer. Sadly, I haven't done much mixing in S1 lately. Funny with this much power, seldom do we get ask for recordings. Once my hard drive starts getting full, a lot of these get deleted.

Watching from Jamaica.u guys inspire me.

@thesoundcouple

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome! Wishing we had your weather at the moment!😂

Love watching ur vids

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the comment....thanks!

I played that bar in '21 before the addition! Great to see.

@thesoundcouple

Жыл бұрын

It's a nice local venue that supports good live music and it's working for them!

Haha the background vocalist nailed the tone on the “baaad name” Great job as always!

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Yes...why do we enjoy working with these guys?

@djjazzyjeff1232

2 жыл бұрын

He nailed the background vocals on tons of these songs. I was more impressed with them on that Eagles song at 18:40 ! Backing vocals can take a band from good to great.

Really good content. Keep up the good work. :) Greetings from Serbia.

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Glad your enjoying it...hopefully able to gain some insights to culture and approaches to local live music!

Great Vid! ❤️

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it...we try!

Even when listening on my MacBook I thought that the vocal mix was excellent and I understand where the sound is coming from when you shoot video like you do. Stacy, great job with the lights. We had a situation in Sydney where for reasons I won't bore you with but in a nutshell it had to do with unions, we had to use the in-house lighting at a number of the bigger clubs even though we had a far superior rig sitting in the truck which meant figuring out what the almost always analog setup could do. Stacy did a fantastic job of making that rig work very well for the band. I would say that for my personal taste I didn't like the way the drummer had his kit tuned, especially the snare. It all sounded a bit boxy to me. However, as we all know the musician is always right when it comes to those things. I had guitar players take a full Marshall stack into a bar that held 100 people and wonder why he wasn't in the mix lol.

@thesoundcouple

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing Paul! This room is a bit challenging as the stage feels like you are playing in trash can. It's better now that they removed the hanging wall of tv's!

Good to see you using a console! I'll use a tablet as a last resort but would always prefer a desk :)

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

We would prefer a desk as well, but we do not force it to happen.

good job, keep it up, love your channel =)

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Jonathan!

Wow lovely.... I am fascinated bout how much you invested in this

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

It's been a journey for sure!

Hola, tengo un mixer igual. me gustó el efecto con el canal 16. Superr.... Me encanta ese mixer. Además me gusta mucho el sonido que consigues, mantienes el ambiente natural con mucha calidad. Saludos

@thesoundcouple

Жыл бұрын

¡Gracias! Son grandes batidoras y nos facilitan el trabajo. ¡Gracias por ver!

Nice Job...

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! We hope you find our videos helpful!

Another great video. Didn't take Stacy long to get the hang of MyDMX Go! I've not done a bar gig in a long time.

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

We had a good time that night. Back in the good ol' days, we had a system install in a club for about 5 years ...lots of good memories and was a good way to get to know musicians....in fact, a few bands we feature in our videos are folks we met back in that club....the club is long gone now and is a strip mall of shops.

@djjazzyjeff1232

2 жыл бұрын

Comes with its own set of challenges. I maintain that making a live band sound good in an overly live sounding, small room is often much harder than getting it right on bigger systems in bigger places or outdoors.

@johnmcquay82

2 жыл бұрын

@@djjazzyjeff1232 100% I mixed in a local nightclub a few weeks ago. The room is an old Chapel, with a pipe organ at one end. The Stage was underneath the mezzanine, which was just an echo chamber of pretty much everything. Battling with bands who wouldn't play to the room, keeping feedback at bay and making the overall mix sound good was very hard work. I certainly earned my money that day; I won't be in a rush to mix in there any time soon.

Mix always sounds great, you've talked about the shure wireless mics in previous videos but what instrument mics do you tend to use?

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

For instrument mics, we use Shure 545SD-LC's and/or Sennheiser e609's. For drums, we use Sennheiser 604's (toms & snare) and Beta 52 on kick (sometimes EV N/D 868).

I really like watching you guys. I like when you break down on how you do your pre stage setup plan. What company did you get your hotspot from?

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Davell for the feedback. It's helpful to us to know what viewers want to see. We are with AT&T and that a ATT&T Nighthawk LTE Hotspot router. We have wireless WAN bridge off our NowSonic Stage Router so we have internet for all devices connected to our network. The Nighthawk is ok, but I think it falsely states how much data we use (more)...but can't prove it. Interestingly enough, I heard the same from other users as well on other websites. We only use it for gigs, so we live it, I guess.

We use the My DMX GO. The moving head section needs some more R&D in my opinion. As far as pars and washes go, it’s pretty simple and a good option for smaller productions. We, as I’ve said before, have had connection issues with the software updates.

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Joe. In we weren't clear, the lights are owned by the venue. Stacy manages them well, but we have encountered some glitches with the software/wireless. It's harder to always know what is really going on when you are using gear that's not yours.

You could use dual subwoofers with the second rank placed behind the first one, running in a cardioid mode using delay, so they sum properly out in the house and reduce low end leakage on stage. Then maybe you could use the second CDL too in this venue.

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the input...we have been receiving more tips to run a cardio setup....something to consider for sure. This band, who uses in-ears, actually likes the to feel the low-end energy on stage to bridge that connection to the mains.

29:22 That's really clever using the O in the name to be the kick porthole. I like that a lot. Edit: Had to come back to mention the toolbox thing at 39:12 that's being a soundguy in a nutshell. Seems like most of the time you're screwing with latches or buckles on some finnicky plastic box of sorts lol.

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

The worst part of the toolbox is that if you don't check to make sure it's secure, you can easily dump it....which has happened! The size and multi-tray's inside, make us stick with it because other than the handles, it's the perfect box.

Thank you for video.Do you use any proceccor for PA?and for me interesting how do you setup your front fill does it separetly or together with master?

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

No external processing necessary with CDL's. The CDL's use Worx control software to control DSP.

good ol SPX990! Had at least one of those with my old Heritage 3K rig. sure miss those days, apart from tipping the console, moving the console, and pulling 300' of 60ch multicore 😬

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed...it can be a struggle with advances in technology.....however, if I ask myself would I ever go back? the honest answer is...no. Hence, why we are down to one SPX-990.

@dustinthiessen

2 жыл бұрын

@@thesoundcouple yeah, it's pretty unlikely that I'd go back, especially now you've got people like Rupert Neve Designs doing some really fantastic Dante preamps. Just waiting for somebody to do a plugin processing server that's brand agnostic, super low latency, and rock solid reliable

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

@@dustinthiessen Not to go on a tangent....and yet how still disappointed I am when I go to a concert as to the poor sound quality where you would think there are no limits to resources & technology...and at the top of my list unfortunately, Sir Paul which we have handed thousands of dollars over the years just to struggle to understand what he he is saying from the front row....no excuse.

@dustinthiessen

2 жыл бұрын

@@thesoundcouple yeah that’s a shame… the front fill is a difficult area to get right, especially in large venues, where you’ve got everybody fighting for the prime space where we’d rather hang our PA, forcing higher trims etc… of course a huge factor is arenas and stadiums sound terrible to begin with. Give me a big open field and a bunch of K1 and I’m be in heaven :)

Just got an M32R mixer on the used market in a road case. Can't wait to get the Xlive card for it and a stage box. Loving it so far. Retiring my Mackie 32/4 analog console. Definitely love moving to using a an android tablet with it. Best part is 10 inch android tablets are not expensive anymore.

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Good for you! I remember how excited I was when we entered the digital world with our PreSonus RM32. We have the Live card in our X32....it's a powerful beast, so just give yourself some time. We are lucky that there are so many resources available to help us navigate all of this!

@isettech

2 жыл бұрын

@@thesoundcouple I've actually have a few years experience in digital with church (Allen & Heath) and a production company with X32 and an Venue SC48. There are plenty of good resources. Picking up the Midas fairly quickly from knowing the others.

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

@@isettech We have a video coming up where I totally admit that my memory is failing me on a x32. I think that's a big difference between analog and digital. On an analog board, we can make it happen, whereas in digital world, you can have the skill, but navigating the platform is equally as important.

@djjazzyjeff1232

2 жыл бұрын

I too retired a Mackie analog console for the X/M32 ecosystem. We went with the old standard X32 back in 2015 or so as it was the only option, the only thing we regretted was not doing so sooner! You'll also REALLY love never having to deal with an analog snake again once you get a stage box and go Cat-5 AES50. We have recently since moved to a Midas M32R for a smaller footprint, and to just replace the X32, it worked flawlessly for 7 straight years of gigs, and we never had an issue, but we expected we might be on borrowed time there and wanted to replace it before it DID have an issue. And if you're gonna replace, ya may as well upgrade if you can swing the price, eh? We record multi-track live every show to Reaper on a laptop that we also use to run ShowXpress for lights. We also have an X32Rack for backup incase of disaster, and so we can do 2 shows at 2 different places if need be! Which has happened once, we did a gig from 4-8 outside at a winery, then went down the road to the other gig we had setup at the bar and did that from 9-1! Like I said, our only regret from switching to digital is not doing so sooner! I'm sure you'll love yours too.

@isettech

2 жыл бұрын

@@djjazzyjeff1232 Loving mine. Already knew I wanted the snake so did buy the S16 to go with it and 100 feet of cable. Would have liked to get the Midas 32 ch snake, but that wasn't in the budget, so picked up a Behringer XR18 air for smaller gigs. Super portable. Too bad it does not have AES50 for expansion. Going to order the X live card for multi-track recording. Just an FYI, I've been using QLC+ for lights instead of show express due to cost, licensing, and comparability. It supports Streaming ACN (E1.31) Artnet, and most USB dongles. I don't have to deal with software keys and small limits on universe count. Picked up a E1.31 6 universe bridge for under $200 and have been running it for years. Most small venues, link to it over WiFi. For larger venues with congested WiFi, use ethernet wired to the bridge. Multi universe Artnet or E1.31 interfaces are not that expensive. The software is less plug and play, but more versatile. Show express comes with macros to choose from. QLC+ is more like a blank word document. You get to lay it out from the ground up. Much more versatile. Mostly use it with butttons of color and motion, much like Show Express, and use cues for shows needing triggered events.

Stumbled upon your channel- I really dig what y'all do. Noticed how you had ran your cat5 to FOH in the air before running any slack. For the next time you do it: It is easier to make your cat5 run on the ground, coil how much slack you need, then use a ladder to hang vs. awkwardly running slack from your hanging point. Hope that helps.

@thesoundcouple

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and thanks for the tip! It very rarely happens any more that we have to run any cabling above, but great tip for when we need to next!

Can you tell me where you got all your rack units on wheels? All what type of microphone clips you have for the wireless microphones?

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

We mostly use Road Ready cases. I would say they are average quality but they work well for us. I think they do a good job balancing protection, weight, and price. The big main cover on our FOH console got damaged a few years back. I contacted the company to see if I could get a new one. They eventually came through, but it was a process and took months. The cases are manufactured in China so to get a "special order" completed was a big deal.

What a treat, I just discovered this channel and I didn't realize you guys were MN folks until I saw "Shakopee" on the wall, and then I see RHINO on the kick drum and I'm like hey! I know that band too! I have a question about center-fill speakers, have you ever done more of a "cross-fill" speaker setup for the dance-floor area? We do it sometimes when stage depth is minimal (or non existent) and have had some amazing results and some crap results too. Works best for us if you can put it behind a main PA stack and point it as close to perpendicular to the stage as possible before introducing extra feedback issues, usually winds up being 55°ish. Just curious if you've ever tried that or if you always go with a "traditional" arrangement like this. I'm always looking for fresh ideas to make things better!

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

We have not done what you describe specifically with the CDL's. With their horizontal coverage, I don't worry about it so much. However, we did do more with speaker angles when we were using 328's as mains (angling them in). With bigger shows, we do provide more center and side support which can be seen in some of our other videos. We have another video coming out soon where we went with a different approach at this club, which worked well. It's all one big experiment!

@djjazzyjeff1232

2 жыл бұрын

@@thesoundcouple Looking forward to the video! I just discovered you guys and binged a bunch of videos. I then searched up the CDLs because they caught my eye, and Yeah that 120° coverage area is CRAZY wide. That really intrigued me because the width of coverage is usually a challenge for us in smaller places, and/or wide stages with less depth: IE, a trailer of some kind. Plus we do gigs of all shapes and sizes like you guys do and want a system versatile enough to do it all. For our main tops, we've been using 2 of the older JBL SRX725s. They're really great and they have a whopping 4inch voice coil, so when you get outdoors and crank them up they throw like there's no tomorrow. But the coverage is only 75° wide, and they're old and pretty beat up having been used now for nearly 10 years, plus I want to get in to the powered world so we can axe the amp rack. Also curious to ask if you've tried a strong/weak side Subwoofer configuration before? Alpha Sound here on KZread has a video about it. Basically you do a LR Main PA like normal, but you put all the subs on one side. Basically a center cluster but offset to the one side. We just did it in a pole building comparable to your "county fair" video and had the best results in that room that we've ever had. Totally evened out the coverage as there were no more hotspots or nulls anymore. The line across the front is our favorite configuration but it's not always practical logistically.

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

@@djjazzyjeff1232 In a nutshell, we were able to use the full system ground stacked, so we didn't do the center fill, which is really center "support". The powered world has it's pros/cons which are all pretty well known. As much as I can think we miss it, we don't. The weight is more distributed now so there isn't that one thing one person can't lift. Back in the day, the amp racks got pretty heavy. Have no complaints on the coverage of CDL's, but they are not going to throw like a horn load. That said, I think a true line array is where you need to start thinking these days if full coverage is that important. CDL's can do it, but you will not get achieve concert coverage outdoors with four of them...but we don't expect them to and neither do our clients. Never heard of that sub technique - will definitely check out! Thanks!

I still have an SPX 990 somewhere! Collecting dust.

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

LOL! I had a stockpile of them (4 maybe?) and a couple of SPX-2000. All gone now except for this last one....Sometimes I wish I would have held onto at least a spare. I sold them to mostly studio guys, so they are still very relevant.

Nice little shelves you have added to your rack. I might have use for something like that. Any info on those that you care to share? Always enjoy your videos.

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Joel! - The shelves we got from Road Ready when we bought the rack. Unfortunately, it looks like they are no longer available....bummer. If you search on Road Ready Wing, you will see some results.

@joelglaser5657

2 жыл бұрын

@@thesoundcouple Thank you Bart! Keep up the good work.

Great video, what cat5 snake do you guys use?

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

The snake we used that night was a PreSonus branded 150ft cat5.

LOVING WORK FROM BRAZIL RIO DE JANEIRO

@thesoundcouple

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Glad you’re enjoying watching.

感觉你们工作真的很轻松.

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

我想我們有時可以讓它看起來很容易！ 有時我們做得不好！

Hey, when you guys wanna have a vocal only type system I suggest you put the speakers your using for that next to the main speakers and when doing something like that make sure you take all the vocals out of the speaker your not using for vocals only

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the suggestion!

How many hours was this from arrival to the start of the event? TIA.

@thesoundcouple

Жыл бұрын

Can't remember the exact time for this gig, but we probably gave ourselves about 2.5 hours. We don't set up lights here so that saves time. Also, this band arrives earlier to gigs so we factor that in as well. So technically, we could have this up in less than an hour, but there are more considerations.

Quick question. I am considering using a small digital board. When I’m using an iPad wirelessly I noticed the faders will not be in sync on the board as they are on a tablet. I hope this makes sense. How do you handle this?

@isettech

2 жыл бұрын

Note that most tablet aps have linear faders on the tablet and non linear faders on the console. EG the amount of movement for 6DB is expanded near the 0 gain area, so read the number on the tablet and console. They should match. EG put in 0 or -6 on the tablet and both the console and tablet should match. This can only be fixed by the application developer to add this expanded scale near zero gain to the app.

@chromemusic4401

2 жыл бұрын

@@isettech thanks for your reply. Keep rockin!

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the discussion!

Is there a reason why you didn't gaffa tape the two cables down? Just thinking it would have been quicker and easier?

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

The primary reason why is so we don't create tripping hazards. There was a lot of foot traffic here and we did not want anyone stumbling over it. We have another video coming up at this same venue where they had us move to a different location which didn't require us to do this.

What model are those LED vertical lights on stage?

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Those are Blizzard StormChasers. They have a newer model that replaced the ones we have.

You guys don’t have cable runers?

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

We do!! Our preference is to go UP! if at all possible. With heavy traffic areas (in this case, main entrance to dance floor) we do everything possible to not create tripping hazards, and that means we will mix FOH on our iPad if we are uncomfortable with the obstacles we will create. Unfortunately, even with our bright colored cable runners, we have witnessed them as a tripping hazard...hard to believe and we shake our heads as how the human race operates, but we do everything possible to avoid calling our insurance company!

When u said it doesn’t sound as good as you hoped…how much more headroom did you have? Lots of crowd noise I’m guessing

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

There was a good amount of crowd noise...but the ceiling was concrete which and I think the biggest thing that threw me off. When we arrived, it was pretty busy and it just didn't sound that cavernous until the band started and the dance floor took a set to fill up. Once the dance floor filled up, it got better. I would say we were running the system at about 80% (from our baseline, I know I have pushed them harder). A band with monitors doesn't take as much support is why we error on a center fill more often with an in-ear band.

@chromemusic4401

2 жыл бұрын

@@thesoundcouple thank u for reply

How was the sound of the system of the Bar itself. Probably not that good as the sound of your system. And I noticed a thing. Stacy is climbing the ladder in the beginning and in the end. Do you have afraid of hights?

@thesoundcouple

Жыл бұрын

The sound system was ours, but the lights were the clubs. Our system does well in there, but it's kind of boxy sounding room. We have been in there a couple of more times since this video and it's gotten better each time for us. I am not super crazy about heights, but Stacy likes to do the climbing. In a future video, you will see that I do get my chance too!

wait! is this the club that appeared in "Julie And The Phantoms"

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

No, Stacy just binged watched....I made it through one episode!

@eliatasti06yt

2 жыл бұрын

@@thesoundcouple it’s an amazing series! You should totally watch it! I also binged watched it while i was sort of listening to my teacher during online lessons 😂😂

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Btw, learn from us and don’t use a 58 to mic the kick drum as seen in the opening episode!

Привет ребята. Что то новое из аппаратуры купили?

@thesoundcouple

Жыл бұрын

Что то новое из аппаратуры купили?

@galaktika177

Жыл бұрын

@@thesoundcouple bought something new from technology, during this time?

Side question... have you received monetary tips from A venue, band or even band fans? I don't occasionally. Grateful for the gratuity, just curious.if you have. This is above the.regular fees. Tha ks

@thesoundcouple

Жыл бұрын

We occasionally receive tips as the band does. We have received personalized tips from appreciative attendees as well!

Hiii sir ... I am from India.... I want to know How much you charge for this kind of sound setup in your country....??

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Rates vary by type of gig and other factors such as time, travel, and how big of system we need to provide. We can't provide specifics here but over the years, we have established some base rates for our clients.

@omkargaikwad7528

2 жыл бұрын

@@thesoundcouple Thank you sir For replying me ... Acctually I also sound wender in India in a Small city PUNE, Maharashtra .... I am doing this work since last 7 years in a small scale and I want to learn more about sound that'why I asking you 😊..... I don't understand much English so I'm sorry to miss anything

What is the the brand and model of your mixer

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

We primarily use a PreSonus 32R rack mixer.

@zipramusic4824

2 жыл бұрын

@@thesoundcouple May I know the cost from your area?

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

@@zipramusic4824 I haven't check on them lately, but I believe they are around $1700.

@zipramusic4824

2 жыл бұрын

@@thesoundcouple Your equipments are so high end, how much was your rental of sound and lights

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

@@zipramusic4824 We are not in the rental business...we are a service provider!

HEY i want join you work with you am a sound guy

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the offer, but we can barely afford each other!

This is the tiring part packing up and loading up

@thesoundcouple

Жыл бұрын

We try to make the most of it!

I find with gigs like this the crowd can be as loud as the band, hard to mix.

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

And then you need to decide if you try to mix over it....when you make the call not to, then it never fails that someone will let you know that they can't hear something. In this case, I chose to mix over it since the dance floor was pretty busy.

@duncanshire

2 жыл бұрын

@@thesoundcouple It is difficult to get it perfect for sure. I prefer outdoor venues but it looks like you are in a cold climate as well so those are limited. I'm on the Canadian Border so we have 5 months of winter.

🧡🤍💚💯

hi guys i would love to work for you guys for free if you are up for it.

@parkerschmidt4597

Жыл бұрын

i am 18 by ther way

@thesoundcouple

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Parker....we hope you are able to find some opportunities as Stacy and I generally handle the gigs ourselves!

At around 18 minutes watch for the copy right strike from henley. You know he needs his moneys.

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

This time I had to edit around Mr. Lang! With our next upload, I had to work around AD/DC, which I had to cut at least 5 minutes of content...Seriously, this is one of the most frustrating parts of providing our content. In fact, if I am uncertain, I will upload a portion to make sure it will pass KZread restrictions. Yeah, it's all about the $$$ for sure.

Way no one is holding the latter for Stacy. As she goes up the latter safety first. 🤔🤦‍♂️

@thesoundcouple

Күн бұрын

Sometimes you only have so many hands!

I feel bad for that lady … but 🤷🏽‍♂️

@thesoundcouple

2 жыл бұрын

If you are referring to Stacy, she is doing just fine!

👍🏻🤍🤍