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nsj wrote:
Ah. Does the stage mix, you mean?

I have no idea what the term "stage mix" means; was brought up on live
sound rather than television sound.

The monitor engineer is the person who has to mix down what the on-stage
artists hear.

In TV, it might be the guy who fixes the studio TV monitors - ie screens.
Although if you'd said monitor mix I'd have understood.

The front of house engineer is the person who mixes down
what the audience here.

Probably PA mix for TV.

But I suspect I am now teaching my grandmother to suck eggs!

Heh heh - it's amazing how terms vary.

A rigger in 'live' TV will not only install the long cable runs and heavy
equipment, but drive the trucks, and may also act as a grip when required.
As well as making the bacon sarnies. If you're lucky.

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*Isn't it a bit unnerving that doctors call what they do "practice?"

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