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When my band rehearses, the cymbals are always leaking into the vocal microphones. How can we stop this from happening? Pete xxxx@gmail.com Answer Ah, Cymbals—the bane of many a sound engineer’s existence. From rehearsal rooms to large arenas, cymbal leakage in vocal mikes causes problems. Cymbals occupy the same frequency range as the human voice, and cymbals are pretty loud. Think about it: a cymbal on a stand is approximately the same height as a vocal mic on a stand. How do we c HOUSTON, TEXAS, FEBRUARY 2009: Sennheiser USA and House of Blues Entertainment, Inc., a Live Nation company, have again joined forces for the latest House of Blues live music venue. The impressive 43,000 sq. ft. facility is located in the recently opened $200 million Houston Pavilions complex. In common with the twelve existing branded music venues in the United States, House of Blues Houston features an array of Sennheiser and Neumann microphones. Optimum sound is ensured by evolution wireless

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