The 8 Deadly Points of Failure on a Microphone Stand.

[taroninda]

This guy is good.

[evillemonkey]

Useful tips. thanks

[mooseboy66]

Hey man thanks for posting these vids. Please dont let the idiots discourage you at all with their negative comments. . I am a part time monitor engineer for a touring artist and i have learned a lot of basics from your vids. im not the best by far but i got hired because i have a good attitude and I get along well on the road. The guy that got fired is probably the smartass sitting at home now posting comments on youtube. : )

[swordoflohan]

No audio on right channel of video. From a "school" for audio engineers? Is that how you run a show? Left side only?

[gigbutt]

@swordoflohan

I love trolls who have nothing better than to do than criticize. I'm not a video guy. I'm a sound engineer. To be honest, I have no freakin idea why the audio doesn't work on both sides for this video. Several others I edited were the same. If you have a suggestion fine. If you just wanna bitch, don't do it here. It takes a lot of time and effort to make these and it's the INFORMATION in them that people come to check out. Not the video editing skills. SO, kiss my ass buddy.

[harekorgpa50]

@gigbutt

Hey Ric, don't be worried because of audio doesn't work on both sides. You're not the only one, i saw a lot of videos with "panning" like this :D It may be caused by camera (if records in mono) or something like that. I'm not sure, but never mind.

10+ for your work, and thank you, it really helped me!

[danceofthedruids]

Its the basics but these are important basics. Thanks!

Question ... have you ever had to deal with a (new) mic stand with T clamp that allows the boom to slowly drop? Suggestions to fix this?