FixIt: Lars Brogaard, Lionel Richie FOH Engineer
Jul 1, 2009 12:00 PM
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Lars Brogaard
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I use snapshots [on the DiGiCo SD7 console] to provide a basis for each night. With this band, there is no real need to be overly sophisticated, and I like to let the show build organically as it goes along each night rather than stepping through presets. When you're touring, the performances naturally change and evolve as the dates go by. I don't believe in just trying to re-create the production rehearsals every night. It's great that I can have that basis, but also the flexibility to actively mix every show. The band can really play and Lionel can really sing, so they are hugely enjoyable gigs to mix.
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