PJ pic of the day #3

[Aurora]

we need new everything.

^ This one is hilarious! That should have been used for the cover instead. =P

polly the comedian.

I wont get into John's denim on denim ensemble

[cat on the wall]

ssorry i have a black eye & cant say much in pain.

these better quality then i've seen yet







i want to see these4

[olivier101]

Cat you are the master Polly picture finder !!! (bows)

[olivier101]

ssorry i have a black eye & cant say much in pain.

I had missed that... what happened to you??

[olivier101]

I have this in my PJ gallery but I wonder if this is really her... what do you think?

[Aurora]

aha! I saw those slides on the internet just the other day!

um - cat, why do you have a black eye, if you don't mind me asking ????

[Aurora]

I have this in my PJ gallery but I wonder if this is really her... what do you think?

I've only seen a black n white version in the past, but yeah it's her

sophie jarry pics



http://sophiejarry.over-blog.com/article-52687928.html

[olivier101]

You're right.. I also have the B&W pics but did not relate.
So she did perform with this denim purse... interesting. What could have been in it btw?

[DrDark]

^ The receiver for the in-ear monitors she sometimes uses. You can see the wires coming from the "purse".

The monitor engineer has a transmitter that sends a signal to a tiny receiver in a bag or a purse that she carries. Interestingly, this signal can be picked up by a scanner receiver in the audience. It's not hard to find the frequency of the signal with the scanner. A couple of the bootlegs last year utilized it. One taper even mixed the monitor signal with his own mic mix. The problem is the signal is pretty weak so if you're not very close to the stage you'll get very noticeable FM quieting noise (as was evident last year).

[olivier101]

^ The receiver for the in-ear monitors she sometimes uses. You can see the wires coming from the "purse".

Well observed I didn't know that bootlegs had used this signal... I gotta get one of those.

[Aurora]

yeah I think she did it during the most recent tour too - a little bag. it's cute

edit*in some shows*

I'm sure someone will correct me if I don't correct myself lmao

[DrDark]

^ The receiver for the in-ear monitors she sometimes uses. You can see the wires coming from the "purse".

Well observed I didn't know that bootlegs had used this signal... I gotta get one of those.

Either of these icom scanner receivers should work:
http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/ ... /5007.html
http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/ ... /1006.html

The taper of PJ & JP's 2009-04-20 SBE show used an icom ic-r5, the predecessor of the ic-r6 for 1 of his 2 sources. The taper of the 2009-06-20 Wiltern show used the IEM as his only source and the recording has so much hiss it's almost unlistenable. I suspect the problem was he wasn't close enough to the stage.

The frequency of the IEM transmitter can be anywhere from 500 to 650 MHz. The scanner can find it if you give it a range of frequencies to search.

Here's the complete scoop on in-ear monitors:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In-ear_monitor

The signal can be weak because it only has to be strong enough to reach from the monitor engineer's desk at the side of the stage to the performer at the center of the stage. That's typically less than 50 feet.

[olivier101]

I meant that I had to get one of those bootlges, not receivers.. not sure that was clear given your answer...

Anyway that's interesting information. I remember reading an article on a specialized site for this kind of technical music gear where Polly said that the IEM had saved her hearing.

[cat on the wall]

ssorry i have a black eye & cant say much in pain.

I had missed that... what happened to you??

Aurora

aha! I saw those slides on the internet just the other day!

um - cat, why do you have a black eye, if you don't mind me asking ???

It's ok I just tripped over some stuff my cats had moved around at night & hit my face on the floor pretty bad. It's getting better quickly, I have pain meds the dr gave me so, it's doing very well thanks.

Yeah I wonder who has those negatives it has the orange dress so they'd be rare.

[mart]

^ The receiver for the in-ear monitors she sometimes uses. You can see the wires coming from the "purse".

The monitor engineer has a transmitter that sends a signal to a tiny receiver in a bag or a purse that she carries. Interestingly, this signal can be picked up by a scanner receiver in the audience. It's not hard to find the frequency of the signal with the scanner. A couple of the bootlegs last year utilized it. One taper even mixed the monitor signal with his own mic mix. The problem is the signal is pretty weak so if you're not very close to the stage you'll get very noticeable FM quieting noise (as was evident last year).

Also the monitor foldback to each member on stage would be mixed to what they need to hear & not necessarily what would sound good overall - not the best way to grab stuff i'd say?