This isn’t about tech. It’s about trust. In-ear monitors didn’t just change how concerts sounded. They changed how artists felt. This is a story about anxiety. About connection. About trying to hold it all together in front of 60,000 people. It’s not about gear. It’s about the people behind it — and the artists who needed it more than anyone knew.
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November 11, 2022
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We were changing how people could play their music
At first, it just seems like gear...
Another gadget. Another upgrade.
But then you listen a little closer.
And you realize it's about artists losing themselves in the moment. And then there's the panic. About needing something to hold onto.
The in-ear monitor didn’t just help them sound better —
it gave them a sense of control. A sense of self.
A way to come back to center while standing alone in front of a stadium.
You’ll hear how it changed sound checks.
How it changed relationships.
How it changed the experience of performing itself.
This isn’t a movie about who invented what.
It’s about why it mattered.
And it reminds us that behind every performance —
is a human being who wants to feel safe enough to give you everything they’ve got.
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