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Umm--oh my....*HI-OHH!!*
Cedric's face is priceless--haha! "Will. Not. Move. Nor. Look. At. Penii."
Well, I always said that if the music thing doesn't work out for Chad, at least he has his film career to fall back on. He was really great in Anchorman.
So can we assume that the show went along "swimmingly"? (wacka-wacka-wacka)
Oh My!
My eyes are offended!
Fucking hillarious! That made my day!
I haven't quite managed to read through all your past entries yet, but I don't believe you have addressed the Analogue/Digital mixing debate yet. You mentioned earlier on (in May I think) that you tried mixing digitally but went back to analogue. When did you try that out and what were your reasons for switching in the first place/switching back?
Also, As far as I can see, you use 'underheads' on Chads kit. Is this for aesthetic reasons? I would imagine you would get a fairly innacurate stereo image from using underheads... though i admit I have never tried it myself.
All the best,
A fully clothed,
Danny
I think some of you guys need to get some sun!! Man them some pale legs. Maybe on your next day off or travel day you can pick some of that tan in a bottle crap. Just watch out though, it is known to turn people orange! Although that could be some great pictures too. Green hats and orange bodies.... Perfect for the fall season!
Thanks Dave for a great laugh!!
Hello Monique, thank you for the comments, it makes me really happy that the blog amuses and informs! Plenty more to come as losing our minds on the road unravels!
Danny,
I did the analog vs digi inspired by your comment! The underheads work great and do a better job at isolating the cymbals as well as keeps with the "sound heard mot seen" angle and keeping focus on the band without silly mic stands in the way. Sorry about the eyes, but sacrifices needed to be made for the sake of fun.
Jon, Hey, those other three are all from Portland, they have an extra lack o tan allowance, I have no excuse. :)
Dave Rat
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