In article , "martin griffith"
wrote:
Hmmm, why dont you just go out with a couple of mics, with a
"busker",record something, and see what happens. listen to the
recordings, then try again, and see what works

Theory is fine, but you need to mix it with practice

I'm asking for information Martin so I can eliminate the "practice", and get
first quality recordings that I can use for my record label from the first
one. I've got this great idea to record "buskers" since, after all, they
are unemployed and unemployable losers like myself.

If you give me accurate information, why should I waste time
"experimenting"!

I've been thinking that what I really should do is be a mastering engineer.
It seems to fit more my personality and experience level - basically, all
you need is a good set of headphones and some really good electronics,
cables, etc. It should be pretty easy, compared to schlepping around a
bunch of mics and cables and stands and **** recording lame high school
orchestras.

I'm going to take a run into B&H for some gear later this week, and when I'm
set up we can work a deal.

Bob

Bwian said:

I'm asking for information Martin so I can eliminate the "practice", and get
first quality recordings that I can use for my record label from the first
one. I've got this great idea to record "buskers" since, after all, they
are unemployed and unemployable losers like myself.

I have a better idea: Open a School for Scammers. That's your area of
expertise, right? You can also include courses on Usenet stalking,
mailbombing, tattling to ISPs, and all the other productive skills you've
developed during your years of mental decline.






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