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Malina Moye Rider/Back line Artist contact: Staff 818-584-2686 [email protected] Equipment Stage Position PA System (8+ monitors) 6 vocal mics *see plot below Yamaha Drum kit *see page 2 Middle Back Stage 1 ES Motif 76 keys 1st Keyboardist Back Right (stage left) 1 ES Motif 61 keys 1st Keyboardist Back Right 1 Double tier keyboard stand 1st Keyboardist Back Right 1 Sustain pedal for keyboard 1st Keyboardist Back Right 1 keyboard amp 1st Keyboardist Back Right 1 Korg Triton or Korg Chronos 61 keys or more 2nd Keyboardist/Bassist Back Left (stage right) 1 Single tier keyboard stand 2nd Keyboardist/Bassist Back Left 1 midi cable 2nd Keyboardist/Bassist Back Left 1 American Elite Fender Jazz bass (4 strings) 2nd Keyboardist/Bassist Back Left 1 Aguilar DB 410 bass amp + cabinet 2nd Keyboardist/Bassist Back Left 1 American Stratocaster guitar (right handed) 2nd Guitarist center left (stage right) 2 Fender 212 Hot Rod Deville guitar amps Malina Moye middle of stage + 2nd guitarist amp 1 Wireless guitar system Malina Moye 1 Wireless in-ear monitor system Malina Moye 4 guitar stands *Malina Moye gear highlighted in yellow --STAGE BACK-- DRUMS BASS AMP KEYBOARD AMP Bassist/2nd keyboard KEYBOARD 1st Keyboard 1 VOCAL MIC 1 FENDER AMP 1 VOCAL MIC (LEAD-Malina Moye) 1st Guitarist amp FENDER TUBE AMP 2nd Guitar player Background singers 1 VOCAL MIC MALINA MOYE 2 VOCAL MICS 1st Guitarist LEAD VOCAL MIC *If only 1 background singer, remove one mic --STAGE FRONT-- Malina Moye Stacy Lamont Drums Mapex Orion/Mapex Saturn/Meridian Maple Drums • 22x20 Kick Drum • 14X6in Black Panther Snare Drum (Maple or Birch) • 14X 6.5 Black Panther Snare • 13x5.5 Black Panther Snare (Brass or Steel or Copper) • 10in Rack • 12in Rack • 16in Floor Tom on Legs • Roland SPD-SX w/ Mount or YamahaSnare drum basket in Cymbal Stand Sabian Cymbals • 21in HHX Heavey Legacy Ride or HHX Raw Bell Dry Ride • 20in Ozone Crash • 19in HHXtreme Crash • 19in HHX Evolution Crash • 18 in Evolution Crash • 14in AAX Mini China • 8in HHX Evolution Splash • 10in Ozone Splash • 14in Evolution Hi Hats • 8 Cymbal Stands • 3 Snare Stands • 1 Pork Pie or Rock-N-Soc Drum Throne (Screw Only...NO HYDROLIC THRONES) • 2 DW 7000 (Preferred) or DW 5000 Single Kick Pedals • 2 Roland RT- 30HR Dual Snare Drum Triggers (For both Snares) • 1 Mackie 1202 Mixer or Equivalent for In Ear Mix/Click w/ 6ft Head Phone Extension Drum Heads • Evans Coated G2's or 360's on Toms • Evans HD Dry on 14in Snares or EC Reverse Dot • Evans 13in Power Center on 13in Snare • 22in Evans Emad Bass Drum Head or (Remo Power Stroke 3 if no Emad) Drum Sticks • Vater 3A or Power 3A NOTES: Stacy will be on in-ears so he will need a hard wire and small mixer to plug in his in-ears. • 1 stand for mixer and computer (2) quarter inch outputs for SPD-S ***** If Mapex Drums are not available Yamaha Oak Customs or Maple Custom Absolutes .

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