| From the Where2sing.com forum: trial and error is the best learning curve with mixing, no matter what you learn at college it's just trial and error out there. I could bore you with a whole lot of technical jargon, but you should know that a set up at one gig will probably be totally different at another gig and outdoor gigs are a different setup to indoor gigs. Your gains are going to be different for every instrument used and every singer needs different gain settings as well and rarely are those settings the same at a gig unless you are playing the same venue with the same band all the time.
With karaoke do you use the same gain settings all the time? or do you have to make changes for different singers? how do you set your's up? Is your backing music always on a constant level, or do you have to adjust for disc quality?
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