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One guitar.
Your venue.
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Your venue.
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Stage setup.
PA, power, performance space and the stereo FOH signal flow in one quick-reference PDF.
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A few words.
CH Unplugged brings acoustic guitar, vocals and live looping to songs from the 50s to now. Based in Doncaster, Craig builds familiar covers live, adding rhythm and layers with a loop pedal. From relaxed early drinks to a room full of voices, it's music made for the moment.
For promoting your CH Unplugged booking. Please keep the logo as supplied and check your date, time and entry details before sharing.
Stage setup in text.
CH Unplugged is solo acoustic guitar, vocals and live looping. This is the text equivalent of the stage-spec PDF above.
Usual, self-contained setup
The typical compact performance footprint is approximately 2 m by 2 m, with the final layout adapted to the room. Craig performs centrally with a microphone, guitar, Behringer Flow 8 mixer and Boss RC-300 looper. A column speaker stands on each side; the speakers can be spread wider to suit the room.
At least one 230 V power outlet is needed nearby, ideally one on each side of the performance area. The artist supplies extension leads and power distribution. Lighting can also be supplied where required.
Using the venue or festival sound system
The vocal microphone and acoustic guitar feed the Flow 8 mixer. A direct mix goes to the RC-300 looper and returns to the Flow 8. Two balanced XLR line outputs, left and right, provide the venue's front-of-house system with the complete premixed stereo feed.
Personal in-ear monitors use the Flow 8's mono headphone output through an Xvive 2.4 GHz system. No venue monitor mix is normally required. Where house front-of-house sound is provided, treat the left/right feed as the complete stereo mix.