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Sounds like they may have been using an AUTO mixer.

And they forgot to (and then didn't know how to) turn off the radio lavs for the group 1 moderators.

Looks like each of the 10 candidates had a wireless lav and a podium mic.

???

mark

[Tobiah]

On 6/27/19 6:11 AM, wrote:

Sounds like they may have been using an AUTO mixer.

And they forgot to (and then didn't know how to) turn off the radio lavs for the group 1 moderators.

Looks like each of the 10 candidates had a wireless lav and a podium mic.

???

mark

On a tangential note, I would have set this up so that the moderators
had a panel (or screen) with a radio-style switch bank, one for each
of the podiums. The candidates could switch on a light indicating that
they'd like to speak. When acknowledged, the appropriate switch would
be hit and only the one podium could be heard from. No more interrupting.
It's the equivalent of the 'talking stick'.

Also, a 10-second warning light on the moderator's side would indicate
a wind-down, after which time the mic would shut off. This would eliminate
the awkward butting in from the moderator at the end of alloted time as
the candidate marches on with empty platitudes.

[Richard Kuschel]

On Thursday, June 27, 2019 at 7:11:06 AM UTC-6, wrote:
Sounds like they may have been using an AUTO mixer.

And they forgot to (and then didn't know how to) turn off the radio lavs for the group 1 moderators.

Looks like each of the 10 candidates had a wireless lav and a podium mic.

???

mark

Can we get this term correct? They are lectern microphones. What they are standing on is the podium. Podium mic's would be for Flamenco dancers.

[Tobiah]

Can we get this term correct? They are lectern microphones. What they
are standing on is the podium. Podium mic's would be for Flamenco
dancers.


I appreciate the clarification, but I checked two prominent dictionaries
and both listed one of the definitions of 'podium' as simply, 'lectern'. Misuse marches
on to become established and correct.


Tobiah

[Scott Dorsey]

In article , Tobiah wrote:
Can we get this term correct? They are lectern microphones. What they
are standing on is the podium. Podium mic's would be for Flamenco
dancers.

I appreciate the clarification, but I checked two prominent dictionaries
and both listed one of the definitions of 'podium' as simply, 'lectern'. Misuse marches

And this, in short, is why we need a language academy like the French and
Swedes have. With authority to lock people up in jail for using "party"
as a verb.
--scott
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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[Tobiah]

On 6/28/2019 3:38 PM, Scott Dorsey wrote:
In article , Tobiah wrote:
Can we get this term correct? They are lectern microphones. What they
are standing on is the podium. Podium mic's would be for Flamenco
dancers.

I appreciate the clarification, but I checked two prominent dictionaries
and both listed one of the definitions of 'podium' as simply, 'lectern'. Misuse marches

And this, in short, is why we need a language academy like the French and
Swedes have. With authority to lock people up in jail for using "party"
as a verb.
--scott


I'll ${literally} be too busy shaking hands with all of my friends to
notice.

[geoff]

On 29/06/2019 10:38 AM, Scott Dorsey wrote:
In article , Tobiah wrote:
Can we get this term correct? They are lectern microphones. What they
are standing on is the podium. Podium mic's would be for Flamenco
dancers.

I appreciate the clarification, but I checked two prominent dictionaries
and both listed one of the definitions of 'podium' as simply, 'lectern'. Misuse marches

And this, in short, is why we need a language academy like the French and
Swedes have. With authority to lock people up in jail for using "party"
as a verb.
--scott



Can handle 'party' as a verb. Can't handle 'already' as an imperative
for something being demanded to be done.

geoff

[Ty Ford[_2_]]

Can handle 'party' as a verb. Can't handle 'already' as an imperative
for something being demanded to be done.

geoff

Alright already!

Regards,

Ty Ford

[geoff]

On 29/06/2019 10:38 AM, Scott Dorsey wrote:
In article , Tobiah wrote:
Can we get this term correct? They are lectern microphones. What they
are standing on is the podium. Podium mic's would be for Flamenco
dancers.

I appreciate the clarification, but I checked two prominent dictionaries
and both listed one of the definitions of 'podium' as simply, 'lectern'. Misuse marches

And this, in short, is why we need a language academy like the French and
Swedes have. With authority to lock people up in jail for using "party"
as a verb.
--scott


And for spelling humour, labour, etc without a 'u', and for using 'z'
instead of 's' in '....ise' words.

geoff

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Interesting how the mic "malfunction" occurred
just as the topic was turning to firearms and
gun control.

Sound crew have views too!

[Mike Rivers[_2_]]

On 6/28/2019 5:36 PM, wrote:
Interesting how the mic "malfunction" occurred
just as the topic was turning to firearms and
gun control.

Don't shoot the sound crew.

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