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Running Sound for Staind (Jeff Gilmer)
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In this episode of This Is DeLaCruz, we’re joined by Jeff Gilmer, the front-of-house (FOH) engineer responsible for crafting the live sound of rock band Staind. Jeff shares his experiences in the audio industry and what it takes to bring the band’s raw and emotional sound to life during their performances.
Learn about the techniques Jeff uses to mix Staind’s live shows, the gear he relies on to deliver their iconic sound, and the challenges of touring with a band known for their intensity and passion. Whether you’re an audio professional, a Staind fan, or just curious about live sound production, this interview is packed with valuable insights and stories from the road.