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Hi Christopher! Wicked situation... suggestions: 1) Use as few open mics as possible. Perhaps one wireless mic that you wear is better than several stationary mics. If you can, keep unused mics off or padded down. I use the pad switches on my Tascam board. (Most of the time I actually remember to unpad them before I use them...) 2) Keep the mics away from your monitors. At least have the "dead-side" of the mics pointed at the monitors. If possible, use headphones or earphones to monitor. 3) Keep the monitor volume as low as possible. I find small, mic-stand-mounted monitors work better than floor monitors, at least as far as reducing feedback. 4) Stay behind the house speakers. Hope this helps. Dennis Leas ------------------- dennis@mdbs.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christopher White" <magicicada@charter.net> To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 9:56 AM Subject: Open mics + Looper + Live=Feedback? > hello all-i was wondering if you would mind answering a > question for me-i have been using my repeater/dl4 live for > awhile now with just one open mic that is inserted deep > into my waterphone-recently i have been working on a > project at home that involves 5 open mics and my mixer-my > question is this: what possible problems should i look > for? i do not want to get caught in a feedback loop.. i > really do not want to compress my audio at all either as > it fights against my sound aesthetic quite a bit-any of > you have some suggestions or stories to share? > thanks in advance > c. >