Why Are Drum Shields Important?

“The drums are just too loud!”
“The drums sound is overpowering the front of house mix!”
“The sound of the drums is picking up into the vocal mics!”
“It’s too loud, the drummer is driving other band members’ monitor levels up!”
“It’s drawing complaints from congregation members … and the senior pastor!”

Sounds familiar?

Well, drum kits or percussions complete with cymbals are loud instruments and trying to control them in a mix is essentially like taming a beast. Combined with every types of drummers known to mankind like “The I Love Cymbals”, “The Hard Hitters”, “The I Love ‘Em Fills” or “The Show Off Drummer” (cue Jared Dines “Every Kind of Drummers” video...), controlling the overall band mix are always a nightmare for sound engineers even when drummers try their hardest to play at lower volume. Even so, the loud sounds produced by the drums will always interfere with other lower volume instruments and vocals. Even worst, loud drums will definitely make audiences feel less enjoyable when trying to enjoy the music being played.

But now, you can control the loudness of drum kits and percussion using drum shields! So what are the benefits of having drum shields in a live mix? Let's find out!

Get Solid Isolation Without Sacrificing Visibility!

Comes with different sizes with many different configurations available, drum shields features high-quality acrylic panels that are transparent and also deflect drum sounds away from your congregation, making them ideal for live performance situations that demand maximum control over the sound environment.

Made from tough acrylic that are so transparent, even the drummers and congregation can watch each other!

Indispensable For Volume Control On The Stage And In The Studio For A Clean Mix!

Acoustic separation so effective, you can also use it for isolating loud amplifiers as well!

Very ideal for usage in small places such as worship houses, small venue gig spaces, recording studios or even for bands that needs their drum mix very well with low volume instruments like Jazz and etc, drum shields provide effective acoustic separation between instruments on stage or in the studio. This helps reduce drum, guitar amp, and other loud instrument bleed into nearby vocal or quieter instrument mics and allows musicians to lower their stage volume so that everyone can hear themselves better.

Fold Them Down Accordion-Style For Maximum Portability!

All panel systems include full-length hinges and cable cutouts with almost no gaps between panels for sound to escape. Constructed from tough yet transparent acrylic material, these panels are made specially for rugged use on stage or anywhere where drum kit sound isolation is required.

There's also a carrying bag from ClearSonic that let you safely transport and store up to 7 acrylic panels at once. The handy carrying bag features a zippered opening and sewn-in padded lining to protect the panels when you are travelling or on tour with your band!

Full-length hinges provide accordion-style folding and carrying bag maximum portability!

So in conclusion, if you require taming live drums in a house of worship setting or simply just want a clear and effective sound isolation without bleeding into the mics of other instruments or vocals, then ClearSonic Drum Shields are the right answer for you! Not only they are the world leader in drum shield technology and offers the most durable products on the market, but they also provide drum shield panels in various configurations for your needs!

So let's end your live drum mix nightmare with ClearSonic Drum Shields!

“The drums are just too loud!”
“The drums sound is overpowering the front of house mix!”
“The sound of the drums is picking up into the vocal mics!”
“It's too loud, the drummer is driving other band members’ monitor levels up!”
“It’s drawing complaints from congregation members … and the senior pastor!”

Sounds familiar?

Well, drum kits or percussion complete with cymbals are loud instruments and trying to control them in a mix is essentially like taming a beast. Combined with every types of drummers known to mankind like “The I Love Cymbals”, “The Hard Hitters”, “The I Love ‘Em Fills” or “The Show Off Drummer” (cue Jared Dines “Every Kind of Drummers” video...), controlling the overall band mix are always a nightmare for sound engineers even when drummers try their hardest to play at lower volume. Even so, the loud sounds produced by the drums will always interfere with other lower volume instruments and vocals. Even worst, loud drums will definitely make audiences feel less enjoyable when trying to enjoy the music being played.

But now, you can control the loudness of drum kits and percussion using drum shields! So what are the benefits of having drum shields in a live mix? Let's find out!

Get Solid Isolation without Sacrificing Visibility!

Comes with different sizes with many different configurations available, drum shields features high-quality acrylic panels that are transparent and also deflect drum sounds away from your congregation, making them ideal for live performance situations that demand maximum control over the sound environment.

Made from tough acrylic that are so transparent, even the drummers and congregation can watch each other!

Indispensable For Volume Control On The Stage And In The Studio For A Clean Mix!

Acoustic separation so effective, you can also use it for isolating loud amplifiers as well!

Very ideal for usage in small places such as worship houses, small venue gig spaces, recording studios or even for bands that needs their drum mix very well with low volume instruments like Jazz and etc, drum shields provide effective acoustic separation between instruments on stage or in the studio. This helps reduce drum, guitar amp, and other loud instrument bleed into nearby vocal or quieter instrument mics and allows musicians to lower their stage volume so that everyone can hear themselves better.

Fold Them Down Accordion-Style For Maximum Portability!

All panel systems include full-length hinges and cable cutouts with almost no gaps between panels for sound to escape. Constructed from tough yet transparent acrylic material, these panels are made specially for rugged use on stage or anywhere where drum kit sound isolation is required.

There's also a carrying bag from ClearSonic that let you safely transport and store up to 7 acrylic panels at once. The handy carrying bag features a zippered opening and sewn-in padded lining to protect the panels when you are travelling or on tour with your band!

Full-length hinges provide accordion-style folding and carrying bag maximum portability!

So in conclusion, if you require taming live drums in a house of worship setting or simply just want a clear and effective sound isolation without bleeding into the mics of other instruments or vocals, then ClearSonic Drum Shields are the right answer for you! Not only they are the world leader in drum shield technology and offers the most durable products on the market, but they also provide drum shield panels in various configurations for your needs!

So let's end your live drum mix nightmare with ClearSonic Drum Shields!