This Is DeLaCruz
Ever wondered what goes on backstage before the lights dim and the music starts? Our interviews delve into the untold stories of the road, sharing the experiences of the dedicated technicians who work tirelessly to bring the music you love to life. From setting up elaborate stage rigs to troubleshooting on-the-fly, these are the tales that rarely make it to the spotlight.
Join us as we sit down with the industry's unsung heroes, capturing their passion for music, their journey through the highs and lows of touring, and the lessons learned along the way. Whether you're a music enthusiast, aspiring technician, or simply curious about the inner workings of live performances, this is your gateway to the fascinating world behind the stage.
This Is DeLaCruz
Running Sound for 5 Finger Death Punch (Bruce Reiter)
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In this episode of This Is DeLaCruz, we sit down with Bruce Reiter, the powerhouse front-of-house (FOH) engineer responsible for the crushing live sound of Five Finger Death Punch. Bruce takes us behind the scenes to share what it’s like mixing for one of the heaviest bands in the world, and how he ensures that every show delivers the intense, signature sound fans expect.
Discover the techniques Bruce uses to mix their high-octane performances, the gear that helps him keep things running smoothly, and the challenges of working with such an energetic, hard-hitting band. Whether you’re an audio professional, a 5FDP fan, or curious about the world of live sound engineering, this interview is packed with valuable insights and stories from the road.