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* [http://shadowtoonz.wordpress.com my blog]

* [https://twitter.com/ST_Muso Twitter]

* [https://www.linkedin.com/in/stpro/ LinkedIn]

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== Current Role ==

Current (2026) — 2005 the principal author and curator of content on this site

=== Recent History ===

June 2016 — June 2020 Community Manager for the {{forum}} and Knowledge Manager at Bose Professional.

Mid-2016 I took on the role of Community Manager for the {{forum}}. In 2017 my Community Manager role expanded to encompass the Bose Pro Audio Community and [http://community.bose.com Bose Community] with a special focus on wireless headphones and Hearphones the conversation enhancing headphones.

2007-2016 Community Manager of the original Bose L1 Forum.

== Background ==

This is ST from the ~~[http://bose.infopop.cc Bose® Musicians Community Message Boards]~~.

This is ST from the {{forum}}.

* I got my first {{L1}} in June 2004 and have been using the {{PAS}} in my ~~sollo~~, unplugged duo, and four-to-occasionally-seven piece eclectic band ever since. <br />

* I got my first {{L1}} in June 2004 and have been using the {{PAS}} in my solo, unplugged duo, and four-to-occasionally-seven piece eclectic band ever since. <br />

* I ~~have~~ no formal relationship with Bose Corporation but in my early dealings with the Bose Live Music Technology Group I found them to be excellent people with a profound sense of the importance of live music. I felt compelled to help. <br />

* In those early days I had no formal relationship with Bose Corporation but in early dealings with the Bose Live Music Technology Group I found them to be excellent people with a profound sense of the importance of live music. I felt compelled to help. <br />

* You may know me from my posts on the {{forum}} but you might be wondering about this ~~wiki~~. If so, see [[Why ~~A Wiki~~]]<br />

* You may know me from my posts on the {{forum}} but you might be wondering about this site. If so, see [[Why this Website]]<br />

* [[The Sketcher]] — I am the author of this online tool for visualizing stage layouts.

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== Gear ==

We have enough {{L1 CR~~}}s and {{B1~~}}s to go '''1:1''' (one per player) and an {{~~A1 EB~~}} ~~to support to bottom end when necessary~~.

We have enough {{L1 CR}}s to go '''1:1''' (one per player).

=== Duo ===

=== Four Piece Band ===

==== L1® Setup ====

Four L1 Pro systems or {{Model II}} systems (could also be {{Model 1S}})

[[Image:Stage Layout 4 Piece Band.png|600px|Four Piece band]]

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==== F1 Setup ====

In this setup I run two F1 Stacks (F1 Model 812 with F1 Subwoofer) for the Front of House system and two {{Compact}}s as monitors at the back of the stage. I've also see people set up the {{Compact}}s at the front of the stage facing back toward the performers, without the extensions.

[[Image:Four Piece Band F1 with Compacts.png|600px|Four Piece band with F1]]

~~{{:Stage Layouts / ST Duo}}~~

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=== What I run through my L1® ===

==== Electric Guitar ====

[[File:ST Tiger Eye Hands squarew1024.jpg|250px|right]]

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==== Hollow and Semi-Hollow Body Electrics ====

These guitars can sound terrific

* Through the {{T1}}/{{ToneMatch Mixers}} with Presets bypassed (making this Utility Flat)

* Straight into any {{L1PS}} no ToneMatch® Preset required, but use one if you prefer

* Straight into the {{Compact}} Channel 2 set to Line Level (no ToneMatch® Preset)

* Straight into the {{Model II}} Power Stand analog input (no preset or other processing)

* Straight into the {{S1}} with ToneMatch Switch off (no preset or other processing)

I do this with my other large hollowbody and semi-hollowbody electrics. They all sound great straight in.

And experiment with ToneMatch Presets like:

Category: Electric Guitar

<br>Preset: General Direct

Category: Electric Guitar

<br>Preset: Flat w/zEQ

On the {{S1}} try these to lighten up the low end

*The Guitar Preset

*The Microphone Preset

===== PRS JA-15 =====

[[File:PRS_JA-15-2.jpg|link=PRS JA-15|150px|click to learn more]]

<br>Click the picture to learn more

===== PRS SC-J =====

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===== Gibson L5-CES (Wes Montgomery)=====

I run this several different ways:

* through the {{T1}} with Presets bypassed (making this Utility Flat)

* straight into the {{Compact}} Channel 2 set to Line Level (no ToneMatch® Preset)

* straight into the {{Model II}} Power Stand analog input (no preset or other processing)

I do the same with my other large hollowbody and semi-hollowbody electrics. They all sound great straight into the various L1®s.

==== Solid Body ====

===== PRS Private Stock Single Cut "Tiger Eye" =====

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<br />Category: Electric Guitars

<br />Preset:PRS Custom 22

<br>Otherwise I'll use the [[Kemper Profiling Amp]]

[[File:KemperProfilingAmpWhite800x500.jpg|link=http://www.kemper-amps.com/|400px |Kemper Profiling Amp]]

[[Image:T1 Electric Guitars Flat E Guitar zEQ-400.png|300px|right|Flat E Guitar zEQ]]

* T1® Preset

<br />Category: Electric Guitars

<br />Flat E Guitar zEQ

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~~===== Gibson L5-CES (Wes Montgomery)=====~~

~~I run this several different ways:~~

* through the {{T1}} with Presets bypassed (making this Utility Flat)

* straight into the {{Compact}} Channel 2 set to Line Level (no ToneMatch® Preset)

* straight into the {{Model II}} Power Stand analog input (no preset or other processing)

~~I do the same with my other large hollowbody and semi-hollowbody electrics. They all sound great straight into the various L1®s.~~

===== Ultima / Princeton =====

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===== Kemper Profiling Amp =====

The Kemper Profiling Amp is second only to the {{L1}} as a technology that has transformed the way I play music.

[[File:Kemper Profiler Stage.jpg|link=https://www.kemper-amps.com/stage|400px|right|Kemper Profiler Stage]]

[[File:KemperProfilingAmpWhite800x500.jpg|link=http://www.kemper-amps.com/|350px |Kemper Profiling Amp]]

~~{{#img: image=KemperProfilingAmpWhite800x500~~.~~jpg |page=http://www~~.~~kemper-amps.com/| height=300px |title=Kemper Profiling Amp }}~~

I got the Kemper Profiler Stage (right) for outdoor battery-powered gigs. See [[Portable Power Stations]] for more details.

===== Old School =====

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Before the Kemper Profiling Amp I used to say, "When I want the absolute drop dead best electric sound I can muster I use this." Now I use the Kemper. It's lighter.

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[[File:STMightyRack.png|link=ST Mighty Rack|600px|ST Mighty Rack]]

~~wikipage=ST Mighty Rack~~

~~tooltip=The ST Mighty Rack~~

~~img_src=Image~~:STMightyRack.png

~~img_width~~=600px

~~img_alt=~~ST Mighty Rack

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For more details please see: [[ST Mighty Rack]]

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For four straight ahead channels and all tube sound I sometimes use the Carvin Quad-X Amp. Despite the name, it is a preamp - all tubes. ( 12AX7s) and it came with a gigantic foot switch.

~~<linkedimage>~~

[[File:92 quadxamp-small.jpg|link=Carvin Quad-X Amp|600px]]

~~wikipage=Carvin Quad-X Amp~~

~~tooltip=Carvin Quad-X Amp~~

~~img_src=Image~~:92 quadxamp-small.jpg

~~img_width~~=600px

~~img_alt=Carvin Quad-X Amp~~

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For more details please see: [[Carvin Quad-X Amp]]

====== Mesa/Boogie V-Twin ======

For traveling light (and backup almost always) I used to carry the Mesa/Boogie V-Twin. These days I use the [http://www.tc-helicon.com/products/voicelive-play-gtx/ TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX] because it sounds good and it also has phantom power for my microphone.

For traveling light (and backup almost always) I used to carry the Mesa/Boogie V-Twin.

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[[File:Mesa Boogie V-Twin mini.gif|link=Mesa/Boogie V-Twin|270px|Mesa/Boogie V-Twin]]

~~wikipage=~~Mesa/Boogie V-Twin

~~tooltip~~=Mesa/Boogie V-Twin

~~img_src=Image:Mesa Boogie V-Twin mini.gif~~

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~~img_alt=~~Mesa/Boogie V-Twin

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For more details please see: [http://www.mesaboogie.com/Product_Info/Out_of%20_Production/V-Twin/v-twin.html Mesa Boogie V-Twin]

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==== Acoustic Guitar ====

[[Image:Larrivee150.png|thumb|right|Larrivée C10-bz]][[~~Image~~:~~GuitarAcoustic~~.~~png~~]]

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==== Microphone ====

===== Condenser Microphone =====

[[Image:Kms105Thumb.jpg|100px|right]] Neumann KMS 105

*Category: Vocal Mics

*Preset: Neumann KMS 105

*Model I / Classic

** #12 KMS 105

* [[~~Image~~:~~Kms105Thumb~~.jpg|~~100px~~|right]] ~~Neumann KMS 105~~

===== Dynamic Microphones =====

**Category: Vocal Mics

====== Sennheiser MD 441 ======

**Preset: ~~Headworn Mics~~

[[File:Sennheiser MD 441 vertical.jpg|50px|right|link=Sennheiser MD 441]]

**Model I / Classic

[[Sennheiser MD 441]]

*** #12 KMS 105

*Category: Vocal Mics

*Preset: Flat, Vocal zEQ OR<br>Sennheiser MD 431-II

====== Sennheiser MD 445 ======

[[File:Sennheiser MD 445.jpg|50px|right|link=Sennheiser MD 445]]

*Category: Vocal Mics

*Preset: Flat, Vocal zEQ OR<br>Sennheiser e 855 OR<br>Sennheiser MD 431-II

* Crown CM311a [[Image:Cm311a-2.gif|right]]

**Category: Vocal Mics

===== Headworn Microphone =====

**Preset: Headworn Mics

Crown CM311a [[Image:Cm311a-2.gif|right]]

**Model I / Classic

*Category: Vocal Mics

*** #02 Headworn Microphones

*Preset: Headworn Mics

*Model I / Classic

** #02 Headworn Microphones

==== Vocal Processor / Guitar Effects ====

For gigs in really tight places I have been using the [http://www.tc-helicon.com/products/voicelive-play-gtx TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX] since mid-2012. {{#img: image=Voicelive-play-gtx_top.jpg |page=TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX to Compact| width=150px |title=TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX }}

For gigs in really tight places I have been using the [http://www.tc-helicon.com/products/voicelive-play-gtx TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX] since mid-2012. {{#img: image=Voicelive-play-gtx_top.jpg |page=TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX to Compact| width=150px |title=TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX }}. This unit was replaced by the TC-Helicon VoiceLive 3.

In January 2014 the

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The big appeal for me was the guitar amp emulations, looper, and ''adaptive tone'' features. I haven't used the harmony features. The small form-factor was a big part of the decision to use these.

Update: I found that I wasn't the vocal features. I got the Kemper Profiling Amp and these were so much better than the TC-Helicon guitar amp emulations, so I stopped using the latter. And finally, I had planned to use the looper as a practice tool, and for capturing song ideas. In the end it was simpler to capture the ideas directly to the computer using the T1® USB interface and some recording software. The VoiceLive 3 has left the building.

== Doing Sound ==

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-* [http://shadowtoonz.wordpress.com my&nbsp;blog]
+* [https://twitter.com/ST_Muso Twitter]
+* [https://www.linkedin.com/in/stpro/ LinkedIn]
+* [http://shadowtoonz.wordpress.com My&nbsp;blog]
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+== Current Role ==
+Current (2026) &mdash; 2005 the principal author and curator of content on this site
+=== Recent History ===
+June 2016 &mdash; June 2020 Community Manager for the {{forum}} and Knowledge Manager at Bose Professional.
+Mid-2016 I took on the role of Community Manager for the {{forum}}. In 2017 my Community Manager role expanded to encompass the Bose Pro Audio Community and [http://community.bose.com Bose Community] with a special focus on wireless headphones and Hearphones the conversation enhancing headphones.
+-2016 Community Manager of the original Bose L1 Forum.
 == Background ==
-This is ST from  the [http://bose.infopop.cc Bose® Musicians Community Message Boards].
+This is ST from  the {{forum}}.
-* I got my first {{L1}} in June 2004 and have been using the {{PAS}} in my sollo, unplugged duo,  and four-to-occasionally-seven  piece eclectic band ever since. <br />
+* I got my first {{L1}} in June 2004 and have been using the {{PAS}} in my solo, unplugged duo, and four-to-occasionally-seven piece eclectic band ever since. <br />
-* I have no formal relationship with Bose Corporation but in my early dealings with the Bose Live Music Technology Group I found them to be excellent people with a profound sense of the importance of live music. I felt compelled to help. <br />
+* In those early days I had no formal relationship with Bose Corporation but in early dealings with the Bose Live Music Technology Group I found them to be excellent people with a profound sense of the importance of live music. I felt compelled to help. <br />
-* You may know me from my posts on the {{forum}} but you might be wondering about this wiki. If so, see [[Why A Wiki]]<br />
+* You may know me from my posts on the {{forum}} but you might be wondering about this site. If so, see [[Why this Website]]<br />
 * [[The Sketcher]] &mdash; I am the author of this online tool for visualizing stage layouts.
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-We have enough {{L1 CR}}s and {{B1}}s to go '''1:1''' (one per player) and an {{A1 EB}} to support to bottom end when necessary.
+We have enough {{L1 CR}}s to go '''1:1''' (one per player).
+=== Duo ===
+{{:Stage Layouts / ST Duo}}
+=== Four Piece Band ===
+==== L1® Setup ====
+Four L1 Pro systems or {{Model II}} systems (could also be {{Model 1S}})
+[[Image:Stage Layout 4 Piece Band.png|600px|Four Piece band]]
+----
+==== F1 Setup ====
+In this setup I run two F1 Stacks (F1 Model 812 with F1 Subwoofer) for the Front of House system and two {{Compact}}s as monitors at the back of the stage. I've also see people set up the {{Compact}}s at the front of the stage facing back toward the performers, without the extensions.
+[[Image:Four Piece Band F1 with Compacts.png|600px|Four Piece band with F1]]
-{{:Stage Layouts / ST Duo}}
+----
 === What I run through my L1® ===
 ==== Electric Guitar ====
+[[File:ST Tiger Eye Hands squarew1024.jpg|250px|right]]
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+==== Hollow and Semi-Hollow Body Electrics ====
+These guitars can sound terrific
+* Through the {{T1}}/{{ToneMatch Mixers}} with Presets bypassed (making this Utility Flat)
+* Straight into any {{L1PS}} no ToneMatch® Preset required, but use one if you prefer
+* Straight into the {{Compact}} Channel 2 set to Line Level (no ToneMatch® Preset)
+* Straight into the {{Model II}} Power Stand analog input (no preset or other processing)
+* Straight into the {{S1}} with ToneMatch Switch off (no preset or other processing)
+I do this with my other large hollowbody and semi-hollowbody electrics. They all sound great straight in.
+And experiment with ToneMatch Presets like:
+Category: Electric Guitar
+<br>Preset: General Direct
+Category: Electric Guitar
+<br>Preset: Flat w/zEQ
+On the {{S1}} try these to lighten up the low end
+*The Guitar Preset
+*The Microphone Preset
+===== PRS JA-15 =====
+[[File:PRS_JA-15-2.jpg|link=PRS JA-15|150px|click to learn more]]
+<br>Click the picture to learn more
 ===== PRS SC-J =====
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 <br>with the Roland GK divided pickup I use with the Roland VG-99</div>
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+===== Gibson L5-CES (Wes Montgomery)=====
+<html><a href="http://toonz.ca/guitars/images/L5Wes01800.jpg" rel="shadowbox" ><img src="http://toonz.ca/guitars/images/L5Wes01800.jpg" style="border:0;float:right;height:200px; padding:10px" alt="Gibson L5-CES (Wes Montgomery) " title="Gibson L5-CES (Wes Montgomery) " > </a></html>
+I run this several different ways:
+* through the {{T1}} with Presets bypassed (making this Utility Flat)
+* straight into the {{Compact}} Channel 2 set to Line Level (no ToneMatch® Preset)
+* straight into the {{Model II}} Power Stand analog input (no preset or other processing)
+I do the same with my other large hollowbody and semi-hollowbody electrics. They all sound great straight into the various L1®s.
+==== Solid Body ====
 ===== PRS Private Stock Single Cut "Tiger Eye" =====
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 <br />Category: Electric Guitars
 <br />Preset:PRS Custom 22
+<br>Otherwise I'll use the [[Kemper Profiling Amp]]
+[[File:KemperProfilingAmpWhite800x500.jpg|link=http://www.kemper-amps.com/|400px |Kemper Profiling Amp]]
+[[Image:T1 Electric Guitars Flat E Guitar zEQ-400.png|300px|right|Flat E Guitar zEQ]]
+* T1® Preset
+<br />Category: Electric Guitars
+<br />Flat E Guitar zEQ
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+<html><a href="http://toonz.ca/guitars/images/tigereye/TigerEye02.jpg" rel="shadowbox" title='PRS Private Stock Single Cut "Tiger Eye"'><img src="http://toonz.ca/guitars/images/tigereye/TigerEye04.jpg" style="height:250px;float:right;border:0px;padding:10px"></a></html>
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-===== Gibson L5-CES (Wes Montgomery)=====
-<html><a href="http://toonz.ca/guitars/images/L5Wes01800.jpg" rel="shadowbox" ><img src="http://toonz.ca/guitars/images/L5Wes01800.jpg" style="border:0;float:right;height:200px; padding:10px" alt="Gibson L5-CES (Wes Montgomery) " title="Gibson L5-CES (Wes Montgomery) " > </a></html>
-I run this several different ways:
-* through the {{T1}} with Presets bypassed (making this Utility Flat)
-* straight into the {{Compact}} Channel 2 set to Line Level (no ToneMatch® Preset)
-* straight into the {{Model II}} Power Stand analog input (no preset or other processing)
-I do the same with my other large hollowbody and semi-hollowbody electrics. They all sound great straight into the various L1®s.
 ===== Ultima / Princeton =====
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 ===== Kemper Profiling Amp =====
 The Kemper Profiling Amp is second only to the {{L1}} as a technology that has transformed the way I play music.
+[[File:Kemper Profiler Stage.jpg|link=https://www.kemper-amps.com/stage|400px|right|Kemper Profiler Stage]]
+[[File:KemperProfilingAmpWhite800x500.jpg|link=http://www.kemper-amps.com/|350px |Kemper Profiling Amp]]
-{{#img: image=KemperProfilingAmpWhite800x500.jpg |page=http://www.kemper-amps.com/| height=300px |title=Kemper Profiling Amp }}
+I got the Kemper Profiler Stage (right) for outdoor battery-powered gigs. See [[Portable Power Stations]] for more details.
 ===== Old School =====
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 Before the Kemper Profiling Amp I used to say, "When I want the absolute drop dead best electric sound I can muster I use this."  Now I use the Kemper. It's lighter.
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+[[File:STMightyRack.png|link=ST Mighty Rack|600px|ST Mighty Rack]]
-wikipage=ST Mighty Rack
-tooltip=The ST Mighty Rack
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-img_alt=ST Mighty Rack
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 For four straight ahead channels and all tube sound I sometimes use the Carvin Quad-X Amp. Despite the name, it is a preamp - all tubes. ( 12AX7s) and it came with a gigantic foot switch.
-<linkedimage>
+[[File:92 quadxamp-small.jpg|link=Carvin Quad-X Amp|600px]]
-wikipage=Carvin Quad-X Amp
-tooltip=Carvin Quad-X Amp
-img_src=Image:92 quadxamp-small.jpg
-img_width=600px
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-</linkedimage>
 For more details please see: [[Carvin Quad-X Amp]]
 ====== Mesa/Boogie V-Twin ======
-For traveling light (and backup almost always) I used to carry the Mesa/Boogie V-Twin. These days I use the [http://www.tc-helicon.com/products/voicelive-play-gtx/ TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX]  because it sounds good and it also has phantom power for my microphone.
+For traveling light (and backup almost always) I used to carry the Mesa/Boogie V-Twin.
+<!--
+These days I use the [http://www.tc-helicon.com/products/voicelive-play-gtx/ TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX]  because it sounds good and it also has phantom power for my microphone. -->
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+[[File:Mesa Boogie V-Twin mini.gif|link=Mesa/Boogie V-Twin|270px|Mesa/Boogie V-Twin]]
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-[[Image:Larrivee150.png|thumb|right|Larrivée C10-bz]][[Image:GuitarAcoustic.png]]
+[[Image:Larrivee150.png|thumb|right|Larrivée C10-bz]][[File:C10Morgan.jpg|300px|Larrivée C10 BZ and Morgan Concert Cutaway]]
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 ==== Microphone ====
+===== Condenser Microphone =====
+[[Image:Kms105Thumb.jpg|100px|right]] Neumann KMS 105
+*Category: Vocal Mics
+*Preset: Neumann KMS 105
+*Model I / Classic
+** #12 KMS 105
-* [[Image:Kms105Thumb.jpg|100px|right]] Neumann KMS 105
+===== Dynamic Microphones =====
-**Category: Vocal Mics
+====== Sennheiser MD 441 ======
-**Preset: Headworn Mics
+[[File:Sennheiser MD 441 vertical.jpg|50px|right|link=Sennheiser MD 441]]
-**Model I / Classic
+[[Sennheiser MD 441]]
-*** #12 KMS 105
+*Category: Vocal Mics
+*Preset: Flat, Vocal zEQ OR<br>Sennheiser MD 431-II
+====== Sennheiser MD 445 ======
+[[File:Sennheiser MD 445.jpg|50px|right|link=Sennheiser MD 445]]
+*Category: Vocal Mics
+*Preset: Flat, Vocal zEQ OR<br>Sennheiser e 855 OR<br>Sennheiser MD 431-II
-* Crown CM311a [[Image:Cm311a-2.gif|right]]
-**Category: Vocal Mics
+===== Headworn Microphone =====
-**Preset: Headworn Mics
+Crown CM311a [[Image:Cm311a-2.gif|right]]
-**Model I / Classic
+*Category: Vocal Mics
-*** #02 Headworn Microphones
+*Preset: Headworn Mics
+*Model I / Classic
+** #02 Headworn Microphones
 ==== Vocal Processor / Guitar Effects ====
-For gigs in really tight places I have been using the [http://www.tc-helicon.com/products/voicelive-play-gtx TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX] since mid-2012. {{#img: image=Voicelive-play-gtx_top.jpg |page=TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX to Compact| width=150px |title=TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX }}
+For gigs in really tight places I have been using the [http://www.tc-helicon.com/products/voicelive-play-gtx TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX] since mid-2012. {{#img: image=Voicelive-play-gtx_top.jpg |page=TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX to Compact| width=150px |title=TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX }}. This unit was replaced by the TC-Helicon VoiceLive 3.
 In January 2014 the
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 The big appeal for me was the guitar amp emulations, looper, and ''adaptive tone'' features. I haven't used the harmony features. The small form-factor was a big part of the decision to use these.
+Update: I found that I wasn't the vocal features. I got the Kemper Profiling Amp and these were so much better than the TC-Helicon guitar amp emulations, so I stopped using the latter. And finally, I had planned to use the looper as a practice tool, and for capturing song ideas. In the end it was simpler to capture the ideas directly to the computer using the T1® USB interface and some recording software. The VoiceLive&nbsp;3 has left the building.
 == Doing Sound ==