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| It's the picture that's wonky, not the monitors. |
Until last Friday night the monitor system was my trusty old Panasonic BoomBox,
a system I've used, on and off, for over 20 years.
On Friday I decided it was time to set up my Edirol monitors and give the final mix of the BeHeld E.P. a quick listen.
I am so glad I did.
The mix was bass heavy and the stereo field was far to wide.
This means I'll have to sit here for the next week re-jigging the mix.
Except for tomorrow night.
Mystic Rog's hand is much better so BeHeld will be visiting a "sing-around" at Amberlely Acoustic Music Club.
We've got four new songs we need to try out in public and this open-mic-without-the-mic suits our purpose perfectly.
We plan to play the following songs:
- When The Spring Has Come (me)
- When I Was On Horseback (Trad-Arr)
- It Must Be True (me)
- The Lamentation of the Lost Prophet (me)
I'd also like to try out 'Heart' (me) if we get chance.
The playing standard at AAMC is very high.
So is BeHeld's.
2 comments:
That sounds like an adventure! Hope it goes well.
Can a person say that to a musician without jinxing them? Wishing broken bones on actors is one thing, but...
anyway.
I think I fixed the volcano.
And the letter M
: )
I'm still in the planning stage when it comes to moving a box of Certain Ants 'rehearsal' (do improvisers rehearse?) and performance cassettes. Before they disappear for ever. The rest of the bands have made a start but so far no ones tackled a single one of the tapes I WANT to hear again. I was very disturbed to discover, when sorting the tapes, that most of the performances by my last band are now 20 years old. Does this mean I'm no longer a musician (OK, a non musician)?
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