So my band is playing a short set (5 songs) at a friends wedding on Saturday. The family is very musical and there will be other people performing as well.
We have the "biggest" setup, from what I understand the others mostly just play guitars through the PA and use a drum track.
Tomorrow the band is going to go set up and run a practice. We have to move my rig the guitar amp and the drum kit. That is all fine but what I am wondering is this:
What is the best way to setup using the PA. The wedding is outdoors and I believe the stage will be setup in the main tent. Around 200 people will be in attendance.
What I was thinking was to really just run the vocals through the PA. I am using an Ampeg V4b head with a Peavey 1820 cab, the guitarist plays through a Traynor Custom Valve 80 and the drummer has ham hands
we don't want to blast people away but what would be the optimal setup? Any suggestions?
Thanks
We have the "biggest" setup, from what I understand the others mostly just play guitars through the PA and use a drum track.
Tomorrow the band is going to go set up and run a practice. We have to move my rig the guitar amp and the drum kit. That is all fine but what I am wondering is this:
What is the best way to setup using the PA. The wedding is outdoors and I believe the stage will be setup in the main tent. Around 200 people will be in attendance.
What I was thinking was to really just run the vocals through the PA. I am using an Ampeg V4b head with a Peavey 1820 cab, the guitarist plays through a Traynor Custom Valve 80 and the drummer has ham hands
we don't want to blast people away but what would be the optimal setup? Any suggestions?
Thanks