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powerboatr said:
THANK you everyone for the power of positive thoughts
DAD was released and came home today,
brain swelling went down enough he is actually MELLO again and smiling
now to keep him from boppping his noggin again
mom wants to put rubber buggy bumpers on everything
the MMA procedure really did a number the other day on his mental status and acuity
great to have the calm one back home
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Great news!
 
KillerFord1977 said:
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Personally I didn’t do much drinking while playing. Guitard did. Another reason I had to remove his bass knob from his amp.

Clarification, which may be needed for musicians who lack experience with live sound. A guy playing a guitar through his amp by himself will sound better if the EQ has some bass going on. Otherwise it sounds kinda thin. Not the case when you have a bass guitar covering those same frequencies. And when you have the same sonic space inhabited by two different instruments it’s called phase cancellation. In other words you can’t hear yourself clearly. So what happens is now Guitard cranks up his volume. He no doubt has a 4x12 cab on the floor ripping the heads off everyone in the front row while no one in the back can hear him. Now a dipshit bass player will respond to the increased volume of Guitard ( whom is inhabiting his sonic space you’ll remember) by cranking up his volume. Next thing you know everything sounds like ass and the stage volume is so loud no one can hear themselves. Now I would respond ( assuming I couldn’t get the guitar player’s EQ corrected) by boosting my low mids, thereby increasing gain in a different frequency than the one currently being stomped on by the Guitard.

Live sound 101 for bands who mix themselves.


Stay tuned next week for sub-coupling to avoid phase cancellation and power alleys while increasing overall output by 3 dB.
 
Bassbob said:
Personally I didn’t do much drinking while playing. Guitard did. Another reason I had to remove his bass knob from his amp.

Clarification, which may be needed for musicians who lack experience with live sound. A guy playing a guitar through his amp by himself will sound better if the EQ has some bass going on. Otherwise it sounds kinda thin. Not the case when you have a bass guitar covering those same frequencies. And when you have the same sonic space inhabited by two different instruments it’s called phase cancellation. In other words you can’t hear yourself clearly. So what happens is now Guitard cranks up his volume. He no doubt has a 4x12 cab on the floor ripping the heads off everyone in the front row while no one in the back can hear him. Now a dipshit bass player will respond to the increased volume of Guitard ( whom is inhabiting his sonic space you’ll remember) by cranking up his volume. Next thing you know everything sounds like ass and the stage volume is so loud no one can hear themselves. Now I would respond ( assuming I couldn’t get the guitar player’s EQ corrected) by boosting my low mids, thereby increasing gain in a different frequency than the one currently being stomped on by the Guitard.

Live sound 101 for bands who mix themselves.


Stay tuned next week for sub-coupling to avoid phase cancellation and power alleys while increasing overall output by 3 dB.
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Man, I learn the coolest stuff on here (no joke). Too bad it goes on when I'm sleeping... anyway, I did NOT get up early today. Mandatory overtime makes a girl NOT want to "volunteer" when asked. I chose to sleep. I am about to brew a second cup of coffee and I'm watching The Twilight Zone, S3 Ep1 with Charles Bronson and Elizabeth Montgomery playing two people in a wiped out town in the aftermath of a world war. Far more entertaining than any of the BS talk shows that pass for news/entertainment. I have to go into Fargo later...good thing I fueled the beasty cuz it's below zero again.
 
powerboatr said:
THANK you everyone for the power of positive thoughts
DAD was released and came home today,
brain swelling went down enough he is actually MELLO again and smiling
now to keep him from boppping his noggin again
mom wants to put rubber buggy bumpers on everything
the MMA procedure really did a number the other day on his mental status and acuity
great to have the calm one back home
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THIS is great news!!! So glad he's better! 🙂
 
Morning sales meeting with team
Bloody marys are in order
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belladonna said:
I am about to brew a second cup of coffee and I'm watching The Twilight Zone, S3 Ep1 with Charles Bronson and Elizabeth Montgomery playing two people in a wiped out town in the aftermath of a world war. Far more entertaining than any of the BS talk shows that pass for news/entertainment. I have to go into Fargo later...good thing I fueled the beasty cuz it's below zero again.
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i LOVE the Twilight Zone holidays marathons.

i caught at least 1 episode that i absolutely do not recall ever seeing

1) where a family has a bomb shelter and the neighbors fight to get in

and the President comes on the radio and says it was not an alien invasion?
 
Mr.W. said:
I always catch the program when possible. Everyone who was anyone stood in line to work on the show!
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when i watch tv shows like Dragnet, or Highway Patrol, many people are continually on those shows, just different characters each time.

so many went onto a long life in acting.

Clint Eastwood was a very young motorcycle club member on HIghway Patrol, for 1 famous person.
 
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