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Here's a checklist of all the things you should take to a gig, as well as some things you should do before the gig, and how to setup your gear at the gig itself.
 
Here's a checklist of all the things you should take to a gig, as well as some things you should do before the gig, and how to setup your gear at the gig itself.
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== Before the Day of the Gig ==
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* Make a setlist
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* Restring your guitars (if strings older than 2 weeks)
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* Stretch new strings
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* Tune all your guitars
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* Setup and test your complete rig
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* Finalize and Level all your patches at gig volume
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* If your main tone comes from a processor, and it doesn't have a global EQ, make alternate bright/dark versions of your patches
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* Organize all patches if unorganized
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** If possible, make it so that you progress through them in the same order as your setlist
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* Check and install new batteries on any gear that requires them
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== Equipment Checklist ==
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* Extra Strings
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** At least 2 extra strings for each string you commonly break, for each guitar
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** At least 1 extra full set of strings for each guitar
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* All Cables you need for your rig
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** Instrument cable
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** Pedalboard patch cables
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== At the Venue before the Gig ==
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* Setup and Test your Rig
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* Sound Check

Revision as of 10:40, 3 August 2014

Here's a checklist of all the things you should take to a gig, as well as some things you should do before the gig, and how to setup your gear at the gig itself.

Before the Day of the Gig

  • Make a setlist
  • Restring your guitars (if strings older than 2 weeks)
  • Stretch new strings
  • Tune all your guitars
  • Setup and test your complete rig
  • Finalize and Level all your patches at gig volume
  • If your main tone comes from a processor, and it doesn't have a global EQ, make alternate bright/dark versions of your patches
  • Organize all patches if unorganized
    • If possible, make it so that you progress through them in the same order as your setlist
  • Check and install new batteries on any gear that requires them

Equipment Checklist

  • Extra Strings
    • At least 2 extra strings for each string you commonly break, for each guitar
    • At least 1 extra full set of strings for each guitar
  • All Cables you need for your rig
    • Instrument cable
    • Pedalboard patch cables

At the Venue before the Gig

  • Setup and Test your Rig
  • Sound Check