How to make a good rock n roll live on a college campus?

First of all, I got the consent of the school, it was on the playground of the school, and it felt more atmospheric, and the three anti-gifts on the stage were also rented. Lighting is also rented. Projection borrowed from the school. Cameras are brought by students.

Basically, they received the small speakers purchased by the band members themselves (at that time, poor students could only afford laney) and then received the rented mixer (rented tuner) and then entered the rented big speakers, the lead singer + harmony a total of three microphones, the drummer himself has a small mixer + a dozen small microphones, and he was directly connected to his own mixer into the big speaker.

We have our own small rehearsal room, which basically rehearses every night for two months before the show. Moving equipment and walking the stage only the night before the show, I would say that volume and tuners are important. Because the reverberation in a small rehearsal room is difficult to measure, if you are on a big stage, it will be very uncomfortable at first.

If you don't have a good tuner, and if the musician is inexperienced, it's easy to make the results worse. The sound of various musical instruments is not well matched, and the drum sound is too strong or something will affect the effect.

Because most of the band's ** unplugged ballads require relatively little equipment, we did not choose a professional livehouse, but chose a small local art center of about 300 square meters. The center is conveniently located in the heart of the city, and has some sound, lighting, projection lights, and more importantly, it's a place for our drummers, so we can rehearse and prepare for the show every day. The downside is that there is no formal stage.

First of all, in the school, you must first ask for the consent of the school, and then arrange the plan, set the song, thank you very much for the support of the teachers in the study, because with their support can be carried out so smoothly, and there is the help of the students.

When I was in college, I was invited to be the drummer of the school's first band at that time, and for two years we participated in the school and the city's large and small performances and commercial performances (of course, we didn't make any money), and then our lead singer graduated and joined the work, and in the last year, the remaining members of us decided to hold their own concert, and spent two months rehearsing, going out to solicit sponsorship, publicity, and a few people paid for the stage and sound equipment they rented, not for anything, because they knew that they would have to go their separate ways after graduation, probably never again with such a crazy opportunity. For the sake of my dreams.

It's all in the school's auditorium, on a standardized stage, and the school's large-scale celebration performances are here. At that time, I applied to the school, and it didn't cost money. The speaker lights are rented outside.

Free performances, performed for school students. It took one or two hundred, and the band members had art masters, made a few pictures, printed them into posters, and pasted them on the school's billboard. Beyond that, it relies on Renren, Weibo and other propaganda.

The cost is also relatively low. But the courage to be able to stand on the stage and show yourself is admirable.

The lighting was in the first row of the auditorium, a very high lifting lamp, plus four effect lights that cast a background on the stage. As soon as the lights are played, the audience will not be visible at all, so it will be open and not nervous. It's just that after a long time, these lamps are like bath bombs, and sweat drops fall into the soil.