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Input list with channel numbers, mic/DI type, and stage box labeling prevents chaos. more

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Diagram showing musician positions, gear, power needs, and monitor preferences. more

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Diagram of player positions and a numbered channel list. Speeds load-in and helps engineers pre-patch efficiently. more

Positions for sightlines and sound; choreograph moves and instrument swaps. more

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Secure heavy or wheeled items; mark stage edges; keep cable runs tidy. Assign responsibility for resets and safety checks. more

Run full set with transitions; practice count-ins, patch changes, and patter. more

Amps/IEM balance to avoid wash and feedback; tilt-back and isolation boxes. more

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Multicore connection from stage to console; analog or digital (Dante, AVB, AES50). more

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Submix or isolated element (e.g., drums, bass, vocals) exported as a file for mix, remix, or live playback workflows. more

More in the Formats, files and processes category...

Stem up/down by register and voice; separate voices for independent rhythms. more

More in the Notation and Engraving category...

Mastering from grouped stems (drums, vocals, instruments) for finer control while retaining mix integrity. more

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Clear, versioned names like Song_120bpm_Stem-Drums_v2.wav with notes on processing (dry/wet). more

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Export grouped stems with embedded headroom and consistent start; facilitates revisions. more

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Consolidate time-aligned stems; print FX tails; consistent naming for mastering. more

Dry = no effects printed; Wet = effects printed (reverb, delay, etc.). Provide both when sharing stems for flexibility. more

More in the Studio, recording and mixing category...

Separate audio stems (drums, bass, keys, BVs) for live mixing. Provides flexibility for FOH and failover if parts drop out. more

More in the Live Tech and Playback Rigs category...

Use M/S EQ/compression to widen or tighten; avoid hollow mid by over-widening. more

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Perceived placement/width/depth between loudspeakers, influenced by timing, level, and reflection control. more

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Widen mids/highs; keep sub mono (≤120 Hz) for translation. more

Coincident/near-coincident arrays (XY, ORTF, NOS), spaced pairs (AB), and Blumlein for image capture. more

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Optimizing titles, bios, images, and keywords to improve discovery across streaming services. more

Choose platform, shipping zones, taxes, returns; integrate with CRM. more

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Narrative development across verses; raise stakes or perspective with each pass. more

More in the Songwriting Craft category...

Iconic double-cutaway guitar design; bright single-coil tones and versatile switching. more

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Digital audio platforms delivering on-demand playback; royalties depend on service model and territory. more

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Monitoring data from Spotify for Artists, YouTube Studio, etc., to refine marketing, setlists, and release timing. more

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Pro-rata vs fan-powered/user-centric systems; know how your audience behavior affects your revenue. more