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Do you use a video monitor in your Booth?

Joshua Carl 4:46 PM - 30 June, 2009
So, I landed a new residency for Saturdays
I did the room about 5 times, 3 audio, the last 2 video.
they totally flipped on the video.

Ive considered taking their little 15" lcd and making it my video booth monitor...
just so I have better "eyes on" exactly whats happening.
I really dont keep the video tab open with the 3 screens.

I considered just grabbing a vga splitter.
www.google.com

Im a little concerned about the signal though.
especially if the general consensus that a video booth monitor is useless..

should be good, the place isnt "IDEAL" for video, but
its close...lots of screens, a nice hd 10x15, 4 floors.
should be interesting
tomatoslice 6:02 PM - 30 June, 2009
it all comes down to preference.

one place i play most of the screens are too far for me to see. so even a small booth monitor is nice, especially when setting up. other than that i personally don't need one since most of the time i focus more on audio than cool looks. but it is still nice to see what's going on every once in awhile.

it's up to you really. couldn't hurt tho.
djpuma_gemini 6:10 PM - 30 June, 2009
It might not be a bad option. I notice sometimes that if I don't have the fader all the way over and have the quad screen setting for transitions the video will be either small or using up 2 of the 4 spaces. I don't really notice until I turn around and see the projected image on the wall. So, in that sense a booth monitor would be nice.