Everyday Sound Equipment You Can Use by John Tsigbey
Discover a collection of everyday sound equipment for all to enjoy, including pianos, speakers, mixers, and more presented by John Tsigbey. Dive into the world of music and audio essentials with a mix of retro and modern devices.
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EVERYDAY SOUND EQUIPMENT THAT EVERYBODY CAN USE BY JOHN TSIGBEY
After playing for 15-20 minutes straight, take a moment to think about your aching fingers caused by the heavy keys on the keyboard.
Get in close, and take a good look at a 2010 Yamaha piano. Very retro, don't you think so? A very old display
A towering speaker that blares in your ears, but does not listen to anything you say. Ears will ring if someone is near it. This is perfect for large scale events though.
I rigged this up myself when everyone else was either too lazy to do it, or chickened out. The mixer is on top if the speaker. For now, the only cables are for the piano amp, and another one.
I had to disturb the oh so beautiful Selene from her "practice" for this, so be grateful.NAH, she was just playing around. But she was practicing. I play the violin, but the piano interests me a bit , she said.
Side view of a very sexy piece of sound engineering.Ignore all the extras, even though they are very very important.
All those knobs. If you know what they are for, give yourself a pat on the back. A standard mixer has at least 50 assignable knobs. This on has more than that.
A very convenient setup for a lazy guy/ sloth like me. The laptop with the software installed acts as a module,with some speakers, cables, a midi conveniently placed on a small table. Ignore all the junk.
Cables!! The thicker they are, the better for more quality sound to pass through. Lesson learned the hard way.
How else can I work quietly without waking anyone up at 3 in the morning. Very good quality for editing too.
