| From the Where2sing.com forum: I to dont change any settings on the mixer as I want and of the singers to sound great. I dont see what the point would be to do such a thing. Like why would you.The only thing I do is to give the singer more gain if they have a soft voice, As for myself I dont have a soft voice so the mix I get is the same as everyone else gets. Some host have alot of experiance in sing and know there sound well so perhapes they may sound different because of this. In the sydney shows ive been to most of the host dont change setting before or after they sing. I have only seen one host do this but thats about it.
I would tend to say that if a singer is not happy with the sound they are getting they can do three things.
1 is to ask the host for a better mix to suit there voice.
2 is to learn to use there voice to suit the mix.
3 is to go to another show.
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