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The Mixerman Diaries were posted on Pro Sound Web a couple of years
ago, but were never completed. I have learned that they have been
completed and are out in book form. They can be had at
www.mixerman.net.

For those of you who are not familiar with them, they are the story by
an AE named Mixerman (who may post here - I'm not sure) who is
recording the "hot new band" named Bitch Slap for a major label. The
stories chronicle the recording sessions and all the problems. It's a
pretty good and very funny read.
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(orbb) wrote in message om...
The Mixerman Diaries were posted on Pro Sound Web a couple of years
ago, but were never completed. I have learned that they have been
completed and are out in book form. They can be had at
www.mixerman.net.

For those of you who are not familiar with them, they are the story by
an AE named Mixerman (who may post here - I'm not sure) who is
recording the "hot new band" named Bitch Slap for a major label. The
stories chronicle the recording sessions and all the problems. It's a
pretty good and very funny read.


Oh yeah! Read it everyday, a real disappointment when it ended. The
"buzz" claimed it was a complete fabrication conjured up by Fletcher,
but written by someone else. Loved the part about the replacement
drummer who required super loud headphones. The author claims they
drove the headphones so loud that the drivers caught fire. Not funny
if true, but still... damn those phones must have been loud. :)

Sure miss the daily adventures.

DaveT
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The studio I recently left after 2.5 years used PrivateQ multichannel
headphone systems; very effective, flexible, and quite loud. The
assistant on a major label tracking date came into the shop one day with
a set of phones, told me he thought they were bad. When he handed them
to me, they were almost too hot to hold.

He said that the bass player kept turning them up, because they were not
loud enough. I decided to go into the room to investigate further.

I walked into the love room between takes, prepared to sweet talk the
bassist and find out what was wrong. When I opened the door, there was
the bassist, with a knit cap on, and the headphones on over the cap. I
turned right around, walked out into the hallway, and told the assistant
he would have to respectfully ask the bassist to take of his goddam cap!



Deaf Mellon MESA wrote:
(orbb) wrote in message om...

The Mixerman Diaries were posted on Pro Sound Web a couple of years
ago, but were never completed. I have learned that they have been
completed and are out in book form. They can be had at
www.mixerman.net.

For those of you who are not familiar with them, they are the story by
an AE named Mixerman (who may post here - I'm not sure) who is
recording the "hot new band" named Bitch Slap for a major label. The
stories chronicle the recording sessions and all the problems. It's a
pretty good and very funny read.



Oh yeah! Read it everyday, a real disappointment when it ended. The
"buzz" claimed it was a complete fabrication conjured up by Fletcher,
but written by someone else. Loved the part about the replacement
drummer who required super loud headphones. The author claims they
drove the headphones so loud that the drivers caught fire. Not funny
if true, but still... damn those phones must have been loud. :)

Sure miss the daily adventures.

DaveT


--
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~At the end of the day, it's all about
the music


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What's in the book that wasn't already posting on Pro Sound Web?


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"EggHd" wrote in message
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What's in the book that wasn't already posting on Pro Sound Web?


It says what was on the web was 2/3 of the book and the book contains the
last "third" and the ending. But he says there might be another book so I
don't know what's up with that. Also, it's been edited which worries me a
little. It was perfect as was. If "cleaned up" it wouldn't be as good I
don't think. I'd like to hear from anyone who bought the book.




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It says what was on the web was 2/3 of the book and the book contains the
last "third" and the ending

I must have a faulty memeory on this. I remember that it was posted in full
and then the last 1/3 pulled later.




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It says what was on the web was 2/3 of the book and the book contains the
last "third" and the ending

I must have a faulty memeory on this. I remember that it was posted in full
and then the last 1/3 pulled later.




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"I know enough to know I don't know enough"
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"EggHd" wrote in message
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What's in the book that wasn't already posting on Pro Sound Web?


It says what was on the web was 2/3 of the book and the book contains the
last "third" and the ending. But he says there might be another book so I
don't know what's up with that. Also, it's been edited which worries me a
little. It was perfect as was. If "cleaned up" it wouldn't be as good I
don't think. I'd like to hear from anyone who bought the book.


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What's in the book that wasn't already posting on Pro Sound Web?


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"I know enough to know I don't know enough"
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The studio I recently left after 2.5 years used PrivateQ multichannel
headphone systems; very effective, flexible, and quite loud. The
assistant on a major label tracking date came into the shop one day with
a set of phones, told me he thought they were bad. When he handed them
to me, they were almost too hot to hold.

He said that the bass player kept turning them up, because they were not
loud enough. I decided to go into the room to investigate further.

I walked into the love room between takes, prepared to sweet talk the
bassist and find out what was wrong. When I opened the door, there was
the bassist, with a knit cap on, and the headphones on over the cap. I
turned right around, walked out into the hallway, and told the assistant
he would have to respectfully ask the bassist to take of his goddam cap!



Deaf Mellon MESA wrote:
(orbb) wrote in message om...

The Mixerman Diaries were posted on Pro Sound Web a couple of years
ago, but were never completed. I have learned that they have been
completed and are out in book form. They can be had at
www.mixerman.net.

For those of you who are not familiar with them, they are the story by
an AE named Mixerman (who may post here - I'm not sure) who is
recording the "hot new band" named Bitch Slap for a major label. The
stories chronicle the recording sessions and all the problems. It's a
pretty good and very funny read.



Oh yeah! Read it everyday, a real disappointment when it ended. The
"buzz" claimed it was a complete fabrication conjured up by Fletcher,
but written by someone else. Loved the part about the replacement
drummer who required super loud headphones. The author claims they
drove the headphones so loud that the drivers caught fire. Not funny
if true, but still... damn those phones must have been loud. :)

Sure miss the daily adventures.

DaveT


--
Stephen Anderson

~At the end of the day, it's all about
the music


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On 2004-07-09
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(orbb) wrote in message news:eaba9a7e.
The Mixerman Diaries
were posted on Pro Sound Web a couple of years ago, but were
never completed. I have learned that they have been completed
and are out in book form. They can be had at
www.mixerman.net.
For those of you who are not familiar with them, they are the
story by an AE named Mixerman (who may post here - I'm not sure)
who is recording the "hot new band" named Bitch Slap for a major

deletia
"buzz" claimed it was a complete fabrication conjured up by
Fletcher, but written by someone else. Loved the part about the
replacement drummer who required super loud headphones. The author
claims they drove the headphones so loud that the drivers caught
fire. Not funny if true, but still... damn those phones must have
been loud. :) Sure miss the daily adventures.

I had a friend of mine picking them off prosound web for me for awhile
but missed quite a few.

fOr those who've seen mixerman.net please tell me if these diaries
are in ascii text format. IF so I'd run right over to download the
whole thing as it was a damned funny read. COuld see parallels
between these clowns and some groups I've recorded in the past. ONly
sad part was these clowns I worked with weren't major label bands, nor
was there major label money involved, just egos and stupidity untiil
their money ran out.



Richard Webb,
Electric SPider Productions, New Orleans, La.
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On 2004-07-09
(DeafMellonMESA) said:
(orbb) wrote in message news:eaba9a7e.
The Mixerman Diaries
were posted on Pro Sound Web a couple of years ago, but were
never completed. I have learned that they have been completed
and are out in book form. They can be had at
www.mixerman.net.
For those of you who are not familiar with them, they are the
story by an AE named Mixerman (who may post here - I'm not sure)
who is recording the "hot new band" named Bitch Slap for a major

deletia
"buzz" claimed it was a complete fabrication conjured up by
Fletcher, but written by someone else. Loved the part about the
replacement drummer who required super loud headphones. The author
claims they drove the headphones so loud that the drivers caught
fire. Not funny if true, but still... damn those phones must have
been loud. :) Sure miss the daily adventures.

I had a friend of mine picking them off prosound web for me for awhile
but missed quite a few.

fOr those who've seen mixerman.net please tell me if these diaries
are in ascii text format. IF so I'd run right over to download the
whole thing as it was a damned funny read. COuld see parallels
between these clowns and some groups I've recorded in the past. ONly
sad part was these clowns I worked with weren't major label bands, nor
was there major label money involved, just egos and stupidity untiil
their money ran out.



Richard Webb,
Electric SPider Productions, New Orleans, La.
REplace anything before the @ symbol with elspider for real email

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"Applying computer technology is as simple as
finding the right wrench to pound in the correct screw."
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(orbb) wrote in message om...
The Mixerman Diaries were posted on Pro Sound Web a couple of years
ago, but were never completed. I have learned that they have been
completed and are out in book form. They can be had at
www.mixerman.net.

For those of you who are not familiar with them, they are the story by
an AE named Mixerman (who may post here - I'm not sure) who is
recording the "hot new band" named Bitch Slap for a major label. The
stories chronicle the recording sessions and all the problems. It's a
pretty good and very funny read.


Oh yeah! Read it everyday, a real disappointment when it ended. The
"buzz" claimed it was a complete fabrication conjured up by Fletcher,
but written by someone else. Loved the part about the replacement
drummer who required super loud headphones. The author claims they
drove the headphones so loud that the drivers caught fire. Not funny
if true, but still... damn those phones must have been loud. :)

Sure miss the daily adventures.

DaveT


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orbb wrote:

The Mixerman Diaries were posted on Pro Sound Web a couple of years
ago, but were never completed.



So is it still a BIG SECRET who he is?

coughBULLcough****



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Don Cooper wrote:


orbb wrote:


The Mixerman Diaries were posted on Pro Sound Web a couple of years
ago, but were never completed.




So is it still a BIG SECRET who he is?

coughBULLcough****


Well it is so far as I'm concerned. I seem to always be the
last to know, heavy sigh. :-)


Bob
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Don Cooper wrote:


orbb wrote:


The Mixerman Diaries were posted on Pro Sound Web a couple of years
ago, but were never completed.




So is it still a BIG SECRET who he is?

coughBULLcough****


Well it is so far as I'm concerned. I seem to always be the
last to know, heavy sigh. :-)


Bob
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"Things should be described as simply as possible, but no
simpler."

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Mike Rivers wrote:

So is it still a BIG SECRET who he is?


Not to those who know.



Like I said.


Don


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Mike Rivers wrote:

So is it still a BIG SECRET who he is?


Not to those who know.



Like I said.


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Geez Mike,

Care to dispell all the "elitist" tags and spill?

anyone who does some google searching should be able to find out.



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Geez Mike,

Care to dispell all the "elitist" tags and spill?

anyone who does some google searching should be able to find out.



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Mike Rivers wrote:

I'll tell you that he isn't famous enough that I know who he is in the
industry, but then I don't get around much.



That's what happened when I looked him up.



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Mike Rivers wrote:

I'll tell you that he isn't famous enough that I know who he is in the
industry, but then I don't get around much.



That's what happened when I looked him up.



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Mike Rivers wrote:

I'll tell you that he isn't famous enough that I know who he is in the
industry, but then I don't get around much.



And also why this is all so obnoxious.



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Mike Rivers wrote:

I'll tell you that he isn't famous enough that I know who he is in the
industry, but then I don't get around much.



And also why this is all so obnoxious.



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He's Eric Sardis (not sure about the spelling of the last name). Eric
from bomb factory outed. BFD.

Jose

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So is it still a BIG SECRET who he is?


Not to those who know.

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Joe Pacheco wrote:

He's Eric Sardis (not sure about the spelling of the last name). Eric
from bomb factory outed. BFD.


Erroneous, as anyone who knows knows. One out of three ain't close. You
have more wrong than mere spelling of last names.

(Mike Rivers) wrote...
dcooper writes:


So is it still a BIG SECRET who he is?


Not to those who know.


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hank alrich wrote:

Erroneous, as anyone who knows knows.



Well la-di-freakin-da.



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hank alrich wrote:

Erroneous, as anyone who knows knows.



Well la-di-freakin-da.



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Joe Pacheco wrote:

He's Eric Sardis (not sure about the spelling of the last name). Eric
from bomb factory outed. BFD.


Erroneous, as anyone who knows knows. One out of three ain't close. You
have more wrong than mere spelling of last names.

(Mike Rivers) wrote...
dcooper writes:


So is it still a BIG SECRET who he is?


Not to those who know.


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