This is something that I've noticed for a while.
My bands vocalist (female) sings well, and she sounds exceptionally great on acoustic type gigs where stage volumes aren't as loud as a full on rock band setup.
For some reason she just doesn't sound as great in the "rock setup" as she does in acoustic gigs. I'm hinting that she can't always properly hear herself on the rock stage monitoring and she tries to compensate by singing louder.
Is there any easy solution to this type of problem? Like in-ear monitoring for example.
My bands vocalist (female) sings well, and she sounds exceptionally great on acoustic type gigs where stage volumes aren't as loud as a full on rock band setup.
For some reason she just doesn't sound as great in the "rock setup" as she does in acoustic gigs. I'm hinting that she can't always properly hear herself on the rock stage monitoring and she tries to compensate by singing louder.
Is there any easy solution to this type of problem? Like in-ear monitoring for example.