we've been using in-ears for rehearsal for the last 3 years, really cheap setup with a 4-channel headphone amp, long cables and some cheap 30$ sennheiser in-ears (which reduce a surprising amount of outside noise). guitar amps miced and paned left and right, bass into the mixer through DI, and then the mixer into the headphone amp. doesn't sound amazing but you can hear everyone loud and clear without having to turn up the amps at all. I honestly never wanna play without IEM, at least for rehearsal.

MAD EXCITED FOR ODE TO THE AUTHOR YEEEEESSSSSSS

BEN YOU LEGEND THANKS

That was use full thanks man 😎

that high five was solid haha should have edited that into the video about fifty more times.

"YEEEEEY!" I'm dead

using the Stagebug sb2 myself! use them for my in ears too

This was great. Thanks Ben! =D

Hey how do the 535's compare to the audioflys?

When you use your sound tech, and he gives you a single XLR, so you get parallel mono in both ears, or does it only come through one side?

how do you guys come up with song names for toska?

Nice setup! Love your music, maybe even more then *khm* that other project *khm* ;-) Here is my suggestion for hooking up Rabea: DI BOX PALMER PDI 09 is about €90, very convenient and robust solution, any amp head goes in, then through to speaker and XLR to your mixer.

When i use the emulated xlr output of a Guitar amp and connect it to the mixer, do i have to press the instrument switch in?

the only headset ill use. i love em. good job.

1:54 I thought you guys used audiofly's and snuggs now?

Hey Ben! I was just wondering how you only have one XLR for your whole feed even when you mic up your kit? Thanks!

JAYKE!!

What can I connect to channel 2 xlr?

What do you call that little mixer in 0:32?

Hey, How do you monitor your own drum sound when you aren't getting the single feed from front of house? Is it just a case of running the in ears at a level where you can still hear the drums over the top? Thanks

What ear phones do you use??