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Snow Patrol and Plain White T's

	
Snow Patrol and Plain White T's 2009 Tour Photo Gallery

	
Snow Patrol and Plain White T's 2009 Tour Photo Gallery



Snow Patrol monitor engineer Tristan Farrow is mixing on a Yamaha PM5D using the updated FX library onboard.



Snow Patrol monitor engineer Tristan Farrow is mixing on a Yamaha PM5D using the updated FX library onboard. 







Plain White T’s FOH engineer Adam Robinson is sharing a Digidesign Profile board with Snow Patrol FOH engineer Suneil Pusari.For drummer De’Mar Hamilton, mics are either clamped on directly or his drum tech uses modified DW hardware and puts LO2 quick-releases on arms and such. “It makes for a very sleek and clean look while allowing us to set up and tear down quickly,” RPlain White T's vocalist Tom Higgenson (vocals, guitar) sings through Sennheiser EW 500 wireless; the rest of the band uses wired Sennheiser 935.Guitarist Tim Lopez uses a 4x12 and a combo: The 4x12 cab is miked with a Neumann TLM 103 and a Sennheiser 906; and the combo amp sees a Shure KSM32.Gino Scarim, Plain White T’s monitor engineer, mixes on a DiGiCo SD8, touting the board’s great sound and user-friendliness.


Plain White T’s sound crew, from left: stage manager/drum tech Charles “Spyder” Wallace, FOH engineer Adam Robinson, guitar/bass tech Evan Bovee and monitor engineer Gino ScarimGuitarist David Tirio’s rig takes Neumann TLM 193 and Sennheiser 906 mics.Snow Patrol FOH engineer Suneil Pusari is mixing on a Digidesign Profile for a number of reasons, including joining the band mid-tour.Snow Patrol vocalist Gary Lightbody and drummer Jonny QuinnSnow Patrol monitor engineer Tristan Farrow is mixing on a Yamaha PM5D using the updated FX library onboard.


Percussionist Richard ColburnKeyboardist/sampler Tom SimpsonSnow Patrol’s sound crew, from left: drum/percussion tech Graeme Hunter, monitor engineer Tristan Farrow, keyboard/MIDI tech Matt Cox, Eighth Day P.A. system tech Bill Flugan and guitar/bass tech David CoatesPlain White T's vocalist Tom Higgenson (vocals, guitar) sings through Sennheiser EW 500 wireless; the rest of the band uses wired Sennheiser 935.Plain White T's vocalist Tom Higgenson (vocals, guitar) sings through Sennheiser EW 500 wireless; the rest of the band uses wired Sennheiser 935.


Mike Retondo’s bass cab is miked with a Sennheiser 421.Snow Patrol lead guitarist Nathan Connolly is sporting Farrow’s favorite new guitar mic: Royer 122. “It captures all this essence and has an incredibly flat response.”Snow Patrol bassist Paul Wilson















			



	

	


		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		






		
		
		
		
		

		
		
		
		
		
		    
    

    
      
    
      









    
    

    



		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		

		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		



	
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