- Dec 14, 2009
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I want the music as loud as it can be. I want my kids to hear it, I want the judges to hear every lil DING or BOING that we paid for. If the music is too loud for you, sorry, I always try to find a way to have the music guy turn it up. Nothing is worse than kids on the floor not hearing the music.
I completely agree. I don't like the competitions where you can barely hear the music. I think cheerleading is meant to be right in your face. And music is a big component in that. It is meant to be loud.
On a side note I am not a great at physics but hear me out for a second. When you play music from two speakers (like some competitions do) there are peaks where the wavelengths meet up and create a maximum in sound. On the other hand there are points where the wavelengths weaken each other and make minimums. If a competition could identify these areas and point that out to spectators it could help somewhat. Obviously the music is still loud but for those parents and grandparents that want it to be quieter they could sit in this section. If I am wrong on the physics on that sorry and somebody correct it.