Wireless Lavalier plus Wireless Earbud while playing and singing

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Hi,

I have started jamming a bit again. I’d like to get my voice amplified in my ears only, not for others in the relatively small room we’re in. I don’t need high quality audio at all, it’s just for a little bit “more me” singing in a loud room.

I’ve also got a keyboard that I’d like to hear while singing. The last thing is I need to probably wear just one of two ear buds in, to hear the other folks playing and singing.

I’ve started looking at wireless Lavaliers, and wireless earbuds, but I thought I’d check in to see if anyone had any comments or suggestions before I got too far.

Thanks!

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Wireless microphone, mixing desk and IEM system.
All other ideas are not worth to try.

Bluetooth’s headsets have too much latency.

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Thanks, @st10ss …

Do I need a mixing desk … or can I just do a wired turn around between the wireless mic and wireless ear bud control units?

(No Bluetooth planned)

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I would suggest a small mixer to mix the playback/band with your own signal.

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OK, I can do that, thanks @st10ss .

There is no band to be plugged in, just a bunch of people in a room with their own sounds - acoustic guitars, voices, electric guitars, etc.

The only thing I would have coming to me in my IEMs is my voice, and my keyboard.

Thanks!

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You don’t want to hear the others? How do you make sure to play in time with them?

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One IEM in, one out.

The others aren’t mic’d … is there a better way?

Thanks!

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The InEars made for stage use are normally very isolating.
Foremost, you need to try it somehow.

Put a Microphone in the room to capture the others and blend it into your IEM. That would be my first try.

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The jam group is very organic, and I’d like to do as little set up as possible, but a room mic is a good thing to consider as an option, vs singing/ playing with one IEM in/ one out.

Yes, next step is Guitar Center/ Sam Ash.

Thanks, @st10ss