Help for Metal Camp Stage Plot! (Gavin & Co.)

[Deadstar]

how the fuck do i have to change that 2nd stage plot in instruments back and front? what do they mean?:zombie:

 

[-Noodles-]

Your explanation isn't too clear,..

but maybe you have to reverse the stage plan (amps are back to front)?

Sometimes stage diagrams have to be set out a certain way for people to "understand (even though it's just the reverse, which you could do with a photocopier... fools!)

 

[benversluis]

I think -Noodles- is probably correct. When I see stage plots, it's typically 50/50 as to how they're drawn up. Sometimes its from the bands perspective so the drums are in the back (would be at the bottom on a piece of paper) with the amps while the sidefills/wedges/vocal mics are at the front (top of the paper). The other half of the time it's from the audience's perspective; completely opposite.

Sometime the live sound company I work for doesn't even get stage plots, just input lists and such.

 

[smy1]

Uh, isn't that why you write "front", "back", "stage left" and "stage right" on the stage plan??

 

[pifos_2]

how the fuck do i have to change that 2nd stage plot in instruments back and front? what do they mean?:zombie:

well its about time
i dont understand whats your problem... i think it is clear...

can you detail ?

 

[-Noodles-]

Uh, isn't that why you write "front", "back", "stage left" and "stage right" on the stage plan??

usually you don't *need* to write that... Venues (at least) can work it out.

So, are we on the spot with the problem - or am I missing it?

 

[Deadstar]

Sorry, i've been away for a couple of days, solved the prob(couldn't understand 2nd page of excel) ... thx!
c ya there

 

[-Noodles-]

What was the problem dude?