Radial HotShot MD microphone switcher

General

OK, so you're on stage, as a vocalist. You sing a verse (there's an audience by now), but you feel like the front of house is making a mess of the mix. Too much reverb on your voice, too much delay. But yes, the show must go on. So you don't interrupt your song to chat with the front of house. The Radial HotShot MD can solve this very reasonably for you. An incoming XLR signal goes straight through to output A. Butrrr! If you activate output B and/or C, your output respectively goes there, and not to output A. So if you, as a vocalist, have an instrumental break in your song, you press one of the stomps, and at that moment your microphone signal goes to a different output - one that the front of house should hear but the hall should not. So that way you can communicate with the engineers. Optionally, you can also use this whole idea to put the mic on a sidepath for a moment if you need to take a cough. Pretty handy thing, then, you possibly didn't know you needed it!