I frequently see performances where the performer is obviously having an
issue with their earpieces, as Kelly Clarkson does here, eventually pulling >> >them out completely. I assume these are high-quality earpieces and the
levels are adjusted in rehearsal by people who know what they're doing, why >> >are they so frequently still a problem for the performer?

There is a great, great article on this subject in this month's Live Sound. "Are In-Ear Monitors Always the Better Option for Musicians."
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"Scott Dorsey" wrote in message news:sbo4mv$2at$1@panix2.panix.com...

I frequently see performances where the performer is obviously having an
issue with their earpieces, as Kelly Clarkson does here, eventually
pulling
them out completely. I assume these are high-quality earpieces and the
levels are adjusted in rehearsal by people who know what they're doing,
why
are they so frequently still a problem for the performer?

There is a great, great article on this subject in this month's Live Sound. "Are In-Ear Monitors Always the Better Option for Musicians." >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Great, great article indeed.

Link: http://digital.livesoundint.com/publication/?m=24712&i=710958&p=14&ver=html5

Poly


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