Cloud Vocal 'Eversync' Wireless IEM Unbox and review
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- Producernerd (Darren Mullan) unboxes and reviews the Cloud Vocal 'Eversync' IEM system in this video. Used in video shoots for @singitliveworld
Videos using the EVERSYNC
• The Cars - Just What I...
• Murder on the Danceflo...
• Love Will Keep Us Toge...
Find the Eversync here cloudvocal.com/products/evers...
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Love everything you guys do. The studio information is awesome. Thanks for doing what you all do!!
You are a great teacher, Darren!
LOOKS LIKE A WINNER !
great description & demonstration of the new toys. Learning a lot from your tutorials.
Great review thanks Darren🎸🍻
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No way I'm first😊... I say turn it up to 11! Of course, there's something to be said of considering one's neighbors (ok, and one's eardrums!😂). Very nice equipment, no doubt. God bless from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 🙏
Mó legal 👍🏻
Super interesting video - thanks. I've never used IEMs & so I've been around a number of music stores wanting to try them but have found that they either don't have them in-store or it's not possible to try them out. The whole thing is a bit scary, especially with vocals, as I can imagine it must be a very different experience (although thinking about it, recording into GarageBand with earbuds on the iPhone isn't so bad). Ultimately it looks like the only option is to purchase and be prepared to lose the money if they're not right. I'm just an amateur, so this looks like it could possibly be a good entry point. And yes that 2.4Ghz thing - the nightmare of sound engineers 🤣 The other band for Wifi is of course 5Ghz, so it looks like they're clear enough of that at 5.8.
Like your videos!
Gear Video 1a and informative.
The only question about the video: Mono or Stereo? Maybe I didn't understand it correctly.
To the in -Ohr system:
Iem is a bit strange:
Cable for the transmitter power supply and then cable to the user again?
Nice if you use that in the studio.
Only if it should be wireless, please without a cable and then it should also bring speed in live operation if the sound system is set up and broken down.
In particular, the apparently mentioned circle of buyers is going to push a broadcaster into a 19 -inch frame and only take care of the recipients.
Unfortunately, there are very often "Musicians' Problem Solution" devices for which you only search for "search for the problem for production 😉".
It is a shame for me that they, Darren and Hindley Street went separate paths for some reason.
I really like your cover versions. Crazy good singers and instrumentalists.
Only, I would be interested in how they do with the copyrights.
Here in Europe it would need a lot of work, time and postal traffic to maintain such permits from copywriters, composers, musicians, publishers and producers.
Actually in the genre of their songs almost impossible.
How does that work with you?
Copyright on UA-cam is pretty straight forward. You have to share the ad revenue with the 'copyright owner' (record label that owns the rights to the song you are covering). Some don't allow covers and will take down the video but you can dispute. As long as you're not using any of their recording or video there is no law against covers and most times they should reinstate the video and remove the copyright strike.
I don't like the thought of non-standard 9V coming out of the USB port of that adapter... might damage other USB equipment inadvertently plugged in to it expecting the standard 5V. Can you clarify? I wouldn't want that anywhere near my studio if it is 9V.