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Connecting EZ Drummer or SD3 to a PA for a gig

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    Shootie
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    Just some thoughts.

    Imagine the high fidelity/details you hear with a speaker inside or over your ear. Also acknowledge there’s no room sound in headphones. Headphones eliminate the sound of the room your speakers are in.

    I’d say having access to an EQ will help you get the headphone tone you like if you have decent speakers. Two powered JBLs work just fine for me edrumming on my own in a small room. If these speakers are close to me, I hear less of the room I’m playing in and it will sound tighter.

    A quality powerful speaker(s) would be needed in a bigger venue. You have to compete with the ambience of the room for a “tight” sound.

    If you’re playing venues, I would just bring an audio interface with TRS or XLR outputs and feed the sound engineer the left and right lines (however many you can provide). Let them deal with it.

    All headphones sound different and so do all speakers. Depending on your standards you need a basic or an elaborate EQ to compensate and a quality enough speaker to output what you want.

    Last thought.  Two powered 15″ JBL Eons in a church with 70 foot ceiling sound awful during sound check when I’m 80 feet away from them mixing. Come show time with 100 people standing in front of them, they sound great. It’s all about dealing with the room and situation.

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