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The 'buds' in their ears are most likely "In Ear Monitors" which are used for hearing themselves AND the rest of the band while performing. Besides helping the artist hear themselves better, "In Ear Monitors" prevent feedback from occurring. Feedback is when the microphone picks up sound coming from the speakers or traditional floor monitors - which creates an infinite loop of sound that resonates at a specific frequency and sounds like a screech.
"In Ear Monitors" probably have little to do with hearing conservation since they are so close to the ear drum and have just as much potential for damaging the ears.
Musicians don't hear the music as they play it and then a few seconds later as it comes through the speakers. The actual time delay that occurs in live sound situations is in the millisecond range! And most people can't notice the delay. Any sort of "echo" that one perceives is more likely to be caused by the architecture of the performance space, and not the sound system. A delay of seconds would require a singer to be standing on a stage 1/4 of a mile long.
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What is red synthesizer that Mumford and Sons use?
Clavia Nord Stage
What are duties and responsibilities for singer?
a singers responsibilities are 1) to memorize lyrics 2) listen to director 3) be able to get to the studios on time 4) to have talent 5) to be able to do more than sing and 6) if you want to be rely good get into Juilliard school of music but they only accept 7% of students if you want to know more go to http://www.juilliard.edu/ you can also see more about dance and acting here.
What is the difference between stage make-up and make-up for television?
stage make-up is heavy and very oily so it lasts if your on stage for a long period of time .. were as tevelvision make-up is like the make-up we use on a daily basis as they can touch up in between scenes..x
Who is Mitch Ryder the singer married to?
Margaret (Megan) Levise. She likes to use Mitch's stage name--Megan Ryder.
If you sing hard till your throat sore.. will that make your voice like chester bennington of just ruin it?
There is a technique that singers use .If you strain your voice you can damage the vocal chords and yes ruin your voice
Is it better to use ear wax or ear plugs for swimming?
ear plugs, ear wax sticks
Can you go swimming with swimmers ear if you use ear plugs?
no, this wouldn't be smart because you need to get swimmers ear treated right away, use ear drops
How did poodles that were used as water retrievers keep from getting ear infections?
they use ear plugs
Hearing protection which are best ear plugs or ear muffs?
It would be ear muffs because they keep the noise out. Builders use them if you look.
What are most earplugs made of?
Ear plugs are made from various materials including foam and silicone. For occasional use, you'll probably be fine with ready-made ear plugs.
What is the purpose of ear plugs?
An ear plug is inserted to the canal to protect the from loud noises. Ear plug can also protect our ears from dust, water, foreign bodies or excessive wind. In some cases, the doctor suggest patients to use ear plugs if they have ear infection or some ear problems.
You might use these when swimming?
bathing suit, inner tubes, water wings, goggles, nose plugs, ear plugs.
What might you use during swimming?
bathing suit, inner tubes, water wings, goggles, nose plugs, ear plugs.
Why does a microphone represent a singer?
Microphones represent singers because they are often used by singers. Singers need to amplify their voices to be heard by large crowds, and microphones do this. Singers also use mic stands on stage, but those are less glamorous, and as such are not used as a symbol.
What two ways you can protect you hearing?
use ear plugs and don't listen to very loud music.
Can persistent use of wax ear plugs cause ear problems?
If pieces of the wax break off and fall into the canal, surgery is needed to remove it. Yes it can.
What jobs are available for classical singers?
Singers can use their talents on the stage [soloist, chorus etc], choir and also for commercial recording, broadcasting, in advertising, on the concert circuit, in clubs etc.
