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Re: StageScape Road Case

support@line6.com — Sat, 23 Mar 2013 18:34:12 GMT

It's sort of heavy... Maybe 25-30 lbs. Could have easily made it out of 1/2 birch with some extra bracing but I was working with scrap stuff I had on hand. It is approximately 20 inches each way.

StageScape Road Case

support@line6.com — Thu, 21 Mar 2013 03:32:21 GMT

Just figured I'd share some pics of the road case that my drummer and I built for our StageScape. I used scrap plywood and some extra paint I had in my shop and my drummer was able to procure aluminum rails for the door top as well as some aluminum panels that we cut down to make the rack ears to mount it to. My grand total cost in it was $15 for the handles at home depot.

Re: visual level indicators - channel input vs output levels

support@line6.com — Wed, 20 Feb 2013 00:21:03 GMT

Thank you for the reply...most helpful. I have read the owners manual 6 times and i never could find a good description of how the meters worked.

For the initial mix on channel output levels (after auto trim) i basically set lead vocal at unity, set background vocals slightly lower, and then mixed in keys and guitars to fit since all have amps on stage. Sounds great compared to our old board but i am interested to see how the gain levels look on his mic from time to time.

Going from a powered behringer analog board to this has been a bit like drinking from a fire hose but it has been a lot of fun to learn.

visual level indicators - channel input vs output levels

support@line6.com — Tue, 19 Feb 2013 04:25:05 GMT

Can anybody offer any insight as to where the channel meters will display input vs output levels? I watched the video on auto sensing levels and noted that the clipping channel meters were hitting orange / red as opposed to blue / green. Is the color of the meters related to input clipping or just the relative strength of the channel output being hot?

I am trying to get a feel for how to visualize gain like you do on a traditional board with PFL. One of the singers in my band is all over the place with mic distance (usually depends on how many beers he has had). I can rely on the auto level tracking to bring his gain down but havent been able to get a bead on how to see at a glance if a gain level is too low and im losing headroom.

Any insight or experience in best practice for setting and maintaining levels with this board (trim, channel output, main output, and power amp gain) greatly appreciated. There are a lot more points in the signal chain where levels can be manipulated than on the board i am used to!

Thanks!

Re: Android?

support@line6.com — Fri, 15 Feb 2013 01:44:39 GMT

++++++ for android app. 2 members of my band alredy use android tablets for lyrics. An android app would give my recent purchase much more bang for the buck than having to go buy ipads on top of the $2k for the board.