ハウリング防止の基本｜ハウリングで焦ったことのあるあなたへ。#PA

It's stressful when feedback occurs while you're in charge of PA at an event, right? This video explains, in a practical order for PA beginners, how to deal with feedback, the order in which to check things, and how to identify and think about the channel that's feedbacking. • The basic mechanism of feedback • Key points to check on the mixer first • How to distinguish between main speaker and stage monitor signals • Understanding faders, monitor sends, and EQ • Four checking steps to avoid panicking during a live performance What does "Check One Two" mean? | What does PA listen for? Basics of Feedback and Howling    • チェックワンツーの意味｜PAは何を聴く？返し・ハウリングの基本   0:00 Have you ever panicked because of howling? 0:20 Four steps to check 0:49 How howling occurs 1:35 The first thing to check is the mixer 1:57 Distinguish between audience side and stage side 2:16 Mute unused channels 2:35 Narrow and lower with EQ 3:15 Numbers are just guidelines 3:36 Summary of practical check order 4:01 Information to prevent howling from happening again DAW Notes organizes the basics of DTM, PA, mixing, and music production in a way that is easy for beginners to use. #mixer #howlingprevention #livesound