How In-Ear Monitors are Making Better Musicians

A video on YouTube. In Music Lessons, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

The creator demonstrates how to build a portable, flyable 24-channel in-ear monitor rig for touring bands, reviewing IEM earbuds, splitters, mixers, power conditioners, and cabling.

From the video

Answers: How do you build a portable in-ear monitor rig for a touring band?

in-ear monitor IEM rig building
PreSonus StudioLive mixer selection
microphone splitters for live sound
travel-friendly audio rack cases
XLR cabling solutions for touring

What it concludes

Shure SE215 earbuds break constantly and are not recommended for touring.
MEE Audio M6 Pro earbuds are inexpensive, durable, and comfortable.
Westone X50 earbuds sound incredible but their thin wires tangle easily.
Behringer PM1 is a cheap and effective passive IEM receiver option.
ART S8 microphone splitter is more reliable than cheaper alternatives like the Behringer Ultralink.
PreSonus StudioLive 24R is an ideal rack mixer because its inputs are on the front.

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