Re: looping and using monitors

[mark sottilaro <marksottilaro@sbcglobal.net>]

In ear monitors have gotten cheaper her in the US, but
they're still pricey.  Worth it though, IMO.  I bypass
all that by using a Roland Handsonic for percussion. 
I know, I know, it's not the same thing, but I dig
that aspect of it.

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Mark

--- "L. Angulo" <labalou2000@yahoo.com> wrote:

> hi folks,
> i am being hired to do gigs where i lay down a
> groove
> with different percussion instruments then play and
> sing on top of that.This is a new ball game for me
> instead of just sitting and improvising and is
> really
> challenging switching between part a and b,singing,
> playing,switching guitars and of course not fucking
> up:-)But it thrills me lately and it seems to get
> more
> attention from the audience rather than playing with
> a
> drum machine.The problem i am having is getting the
> sound bleeding out of the monitors into the loop and
> yes, i do need a monitor to hear my singing.ive seen
> some ear monitors but they are way expensive here,
> can
> anybody here using ear monitors give me a tip? do
> most
> of you looper-singer-guitarrists out there use
> monitors on stage or avoid them all together?
> Luis
> 
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