Hi guys! I need to setup a home rehearsal system with headphones output. This is a scheme of what I came up with so far. Please tell me if I'm missing anything or if there are better alternatives to some of the gear in the photo. Thanks!

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I am converting a garage/basement into a rehearsal space/project studio.

Hello everybody,

hi everyone. yet another newbie here, but not new to recording.
i have a home studio that i use to record my material only and i use a pair of klipsch wf 35's and a crown amp for mixing which do a nice job for me.
we also practise (3 of us) in here (room 20'x22') and were using a pair of 800 watt yorkville U15-P's for that.

Hi,

Does anyone run a rehearsal space? Is it a good business? I was thinking of starting one. It would be good to network with bands.

What are the problems with it? Make any money?

Thanks.

*Not sure if this is the best part of the forum for this or not, but here goes*

Hello all!

Ok – I have been surfing the net for about 3 hours now, and am trying to figure out how to get the setup I need for a band I am in. I’m new to all this stuff, so please bear with me.

XY mics on a drum kit - roughly above the toms pointing at cymbals. Placement give or take.
The kit and in fact, the band, isn't very loud and this is while the band is singing at a rehearsal.

Good thing? Not the best thing? Terrible idea?

I apologize for any lack of equipment knowledge, half of it isn't mine.
Here is our setup.

Band = Voice through shimsham PA
Guitar through halfstack
bass through amp and cab
drums live

My band is "hard rock" I guess... not really metal, but just heavy rock. The PA isn't exactly a great setup... but it's got plenty of power and there really aren't any "problems" with it.
I'm just looking at ways to maybe get a little more out of it without feedback, and I'm not a live sound genius.