Karrie Keyes, SoundGirls Cofounder & Pearl Jam Monitor Engineer on Pro Sound Web
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@karriekeyes joins us to talk about her transition from analog to digital and how she manages stage volume for @pearljam . Keyes also talks about some of her roots with artists like @fugazi and @blackflagband. Some more serious conversations on the "Exit Plan," how to know when to retire or move on, and the tough choices this industry can bring with the grueling lifestyle of touring.@soundgirls #soundgirls #audioengineer #livesound #livesoundengineer @audixmics @allenandheath #audixmics #audixmicrophones #audix #allenandheath #allenandheathmixer #podcasts #podcasting #blackflag #fugazi #pearljam #pearljamfamily #pearljamofficial @ratsoundsystems #ratsound
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Karrie Keyes, co-founder of SoundGirls.org, joins the podcast to talk about her transition from analog to digital and how she manages stage volume for Pearl Jam. Keyes also talks about some of her roots with artists like Fugazi and Black Flag. Some more serious conversations on the "Exit Plan," how to know when to retire or move on, and the tough choices this industry can bring with the grueling lifestyle of touring.Beginning her career in live sound at the age of 18, Karrie Keyes has been the monitor engineer for Pearl Jam and Eddie Vedder for 30 years. She’s also spent ten years (1990-2000) as a monitor engineer for Red Hot Chili Peppers and has mixed a very diverse list of additional artists.Read more about Karrie Keyes here:https://soundgirls.org/traveling-the-long-road-karrie-keyes/This episode is sponsored by Audix and Allen & Heath.Please check out and support The Roadie Clinic, Their mission is simple. "We exist to empower & heal roadies and their families by providing resources & services tailored to the struggles of the touring lifestyle."Be sure to check out the Signal To Noise Facebook Group. It’s a space for listeners to create to generate conversations around the people and topics covered in the podcast — we want your questions and comments! Let’s build a great sound community with a place to learn, discuss, and reminisce about the “good old days.”The Signal To Noise podcast series on ProSoundWeb is hosted by Live Sound/PSW technical editor Michael Lawrence and pro audio veterans Kyle Chirnside and Chris Leonard
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My friends Karrie Keyes (monitors - Pearl Jam/Eddie Vedder) and Christina Moon (monitors - LCD Soundsystem/Yeah Yeah Yeahs) are joining me this Thursday, Feb 18, at 2pm ET for a free webinar.
Last year, I hosted a conversation with some other colleagues and we discussed IEMs, which is how many pro musicians hear themselves on stage.
But that's only part of the picture! We still rely on wedges and sidefills at all levels of live music production, and these can be really tricky for audio engineers to get right.
Register link in bio
#freewebinar #wedges #monitorengineer #pearljam #soundgirls #iem #lcdsoundsystem #yeahyeahyeahs #audioengineer #monitorengineer
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Have you seen our webinar about mixing monitors with Karrie Keyes (founder of Soundgirls & longtime monitor engineer for Pearl Jam) and Christina Moon (monitor engineer for LCD Soundsystem & Yeah Yeah Yeahs)?
Subscribe to our YouTube page to watch.
#pearljam #mixing #monitors #wedges #karriekeyes #soundgirls #yeahyeahyeahs #lcdsoundsystem #christinamoon #monitorengineer #livesound
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Signal To Noise Podcast
Pearl Jam’s Monitor Engineer, Karrie Keyes, joins the Signal to Noise Podcast. In this episode she talks about her analog to digital transition, managing Pearl Jam’s stage volume, her career roots, and more!
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Karrie Keyes, co-founder of SoundGirls.org and a veteran monitor engineer, joins the show in Episode 88 to talk about her transition from analog to digital and how she manages stage volume for Pearl Jam. She also discusses some of her roots with artists like Fugazi and Black Flag as well as more serious conversations on the “Exit Plan” — how to know when to retire or move on, and the tough choices this industry can bring with the grueling lifestyle of touring.
Beginning her career in live sound at the age of 18, Karrie has been the monitor engineer for Pearl Jam and Eddie Vedder for 30 years. She also spent 10 years (1990-2000) as a monitor engineer for Red Hot Chili Peppers and has mixed a diverse list of additional artists.
Episode Links:
Monitor Engineer & Mentor/Educator Karrie Keyes, In Profile
Traveling The Long Road — Karrie Keyes
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My friends Karrie Keyes and Christina Moon — both amazing monitor engineers — are great at dialing in the stage sound for A-list artists.
In our last webinar, we dove into some details about how they pull this off. But there's more to discuss!
This week, we're doing a follow-up webinar, and will look at some photos of Pearl Jam and LCD Soundsystem stage setups.
Register for free. Link in bio. https://linktr.ee/theproductionacademy
#soundengineer #monitorengineer #pearljam #lcdsoundsystem #webinar #monitors #karriekeyes #christinamoon #livemusic #livesound #live
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