Tips for Cable Management.
It may seem silly to need to explain cable management. But I think its less about why and more about what. What makes cable management work. So I have put some quick tips below. 1. Keep the slack by the mic/DI/equuipment/ect.... I've seen a lot of stages, where the slack (excess) of the cable is kept by the snake or stage rack. I'm sure there are times where that is effective. But most of the time it just creates a mess. It makes it hard to track a cable, and if anything is moved, then it can create an even worse mess. In general keep it next to the line. 2. Label lines If you have quite a few lines in one spot, all it takes is somebody to unplug one, and now your not sure if that is the one for the vocal mic or the bass DI. However i'm not a big fan on putting actual tape labels on each line. I think designating a certain cable for say Acoustic, can create issues. If you tear down, upon reset you will find yourself hunting for the cable acoustic. Or if someb
