How to Set Up Stage Monitors

Nail the live show with stage monitor tips from Mitch Gallagher! 🔊

Exellent sir😊

Super explained

Telugu please

Why not use group out put for monitors

I was going to watch this video, but then I remembered Sweetwater can’t even wrap cable

Great explanation of on stage setup. Thank you 🙏🏻

Do I need balanced cable or unbalanced cable? what's the type of aux send socket?

Hello sir can you please make a video of pencil mic best position with monitor to get rid of feedback

Quick question, we do not own a digital mixer, but would this work with in-ear monitors? Meaning, the same way you connect the stage monitors, would it be the same connecting the in-ear transmitter?

Good info. Be careful daisy-chaining passive monitors in church. It may cause damage.

Can we connect active speaker and power amplifier at a same time

I love this guy

Thank you for such a great info. I have one question, if I use a wired IEM setup (with a headphone amp like Behringer MA400 in my pedalboard), can I connect it to the nearest floor monitor on stage?

Thank you!

Little addendum for all performers that are instrumentalists and vocalists at the same time: To sing in tune or to be able to follow someone else to sing harmony, you need to hear the vocals in your monitors well. So the overall „daisy chained“ mix isn‘t what you‘ll want. For a four piece band you‘ll probably want 4 monitors (or in ear systems) and a mixer with 4 auxes. And today it is well worth looking at digital mixers that are remotely controlled by laptops, tablets, and even smartphones. With the latter and individual monitors each artist can adjust his vocal volume with his or her phone with the flick of a finger. Soundcraft for instance calls this feature „MoreMe“. 😊

I totally agree. I've been following their videos for a while now and they are very clear and educational. I've learned alot with their videos. Thanks saltwater. Cheers and regards from Buka Island, PNG.

If you have 3 monitors can you daisy chain all 3???

I have an old Peavy 400SC power mixer that is driving 2 main (8 ohm) speakers from one channel and would like drive 4 monitor speakers from the other channel. From what I understand about impedance, each monitor would need to be 16 ohms. Monitors are typically 8 ohms. Is it possible to add some type of crossover network and still be able to hook up 4 - 8 ohm monitors in parallel?

thanks