Add talkback microphones to your in ear monitor system to make changes on the fly during a live performance.

Brad Baisley (Pro Monitor Engineer, Blake Shelton) and David Black (Touring Drummer, Phil Vasser) discuss how to use talkback microphones with your IEM system and the communication benefits that contribute to an unforgettable performance.

Talkback microphones are dedicated mics that allow the band and off-stage personnel to communicate changes and directions during a live performance so that the show keeps moving without disruption.



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Timecodes
0:00 The Pulse Intro
0:12 Using Talk Back Mics
1:26 How many talk-back mics should you use?
2:20 The FOH and band need some form of communication.

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