From the course: Live Sound Engineering Techniques: On Tour with Rush
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Audio rigging: Points
From the course: Live Sound Engineering Techniques: On Tour with Rush
Audio rigging: Points
There's multiple things called points in, in a touring situation. Right now the point is the X on the floor. That tells the local riggers that we want to have a chain motor, which is one of these guys right here, we want to have the chain coming straight down right here. So the X on the floor is called a point. Once they set the chain up in the air, that's called a point. And this is the wire rope that will be used to go to the ceiling, that is also called a point. So when it comes to the morning when we are doing our rigging, we take a sheet much like this one and the local promoter has told us where people are sitting. This lets us early in the morning figure out what PA, how many speakers we need to fly, and where we need to point them?
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Starting the day with the big picture1m 7s
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Choosing the right PA for the venue1m 24s
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Unloading the trucks and load-in1m 6s
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Audio rigging: Points50s
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Audio rigging: Motors and cables4m 30s
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Audio rigging: Trusses1m 1s
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Amplifier racks2m 10s
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The best combination of analog and digital signal paths38s
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Audio rigging: Feeder and power2m 16s
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Flying the PA speaker arrays3m 56s
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Discussing the advantages of subwoofers and front-fill speakers1m 4s
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Where's the best place to sit at the venue?50s
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