Jesus Christ dude! God bless you. I thought I was crazy bussing things out but you took it to whole new level :) How can you remember all those things? Going to different places and returning back to channels etc? That’s nuts!

A lot of sound engineers I am talking with never understood why I touch the main fader during a show. Happy to see you do that too :)

Love the triggering

when I saw the channel names at 4:20, I had to breathe through my nose way faster than usual. :D

Thanks for sharing  your work flow

Thank you for teaching us.  You Rock Pooch!

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Thanks! Love the trigger trick!!!!!

Love your work Pooch!

Really interesting video Ken!! Thanks!

Trigger idea is great! I’ve gotta try that! Thanks Ken.

Very interesting. Never thought about it this way.  Cheers!

this stuff is great! Thanks for creating

Thank you POOOOOCCCHHH

i found(later found that others were using it way before i thought of it) an easier way to "trigger" the tom gates, i double patch the tom mic and use one channel as the key for the other, same mic input, but the channel used for the mix has a delay of 3mS, this way you can use the fundamental frequency of the tom as a more accurate key source and still have all the attack, kind of a lookahead buf in live sound.
also, the times i used real triggers i found them really useful to get more attack, just highpassing the channels at 1khz and blending them in the mix just a bit

Very cool. Nothing but respect. Way more in-depth then I do with the groups, but then again, I am on LV1 and not Digico, so I don't have the ability to do that level of bussing into busses.
What I am curious about is, why are you routing a bus to a channel? Why do you need the bus to come in on a channel? Is that a Digico thing, or a you thing? Love the videos! Keep it up!!!!

Pooch should do a video where showcase his snapshots in relation to his safe channels

Thanks!!! Great video, keep doing these kind of videos.

You don't really need Phil's shout, it'll only make you grumpy!

Hi Pooch !
Thank you for the quality of your videos :)

Couple questions for you if you have time to answer them :

- Why do you have a Tom1&2 channel and not two separate channels ?
- What are Bric 1 and Bric 3 ?
- What is your Snare Gate channel used for ? Long reverb throws ?
- Do you use DI Boxes for the triggers ?

Thanks again, have a nice day =)