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I played a concert in Portugal tonight- it was a small private affair put on by some folks who are big fans of the singer I'm working with. It's a one off little project we're doing- vocals, classical guitar and reeds. Very quiet, conversational and intimate.
The venue was an "event space" that these fans just opened and they had a big dinner for their invited guests- maybe 100 or so? There's no production in the room, so everything was hired. We showed up for sound check and they had a little stage- appropriately sized for us- and an appropriately sized production- boxes on sticks a few very small wedges. All Meyer sound. And in front of my chair for my guitar was a schoeps on a short boom stand. I was in shock. I went to the sound guy and opened my bag, said "want to laugh?" And pulled out my schoeps that I carry for these types of gigs. I didn't need it, they had brought one for me! The gig sounded very good too... I still can't believe it.... |
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Nate Najar wrote:
I played a concert in Portugal tonight- it was a small private affair put on by some folks who are big fans of the singer I'm working with. It's a one off little project we're doing- vocals, classical guitar and reeds. Very quiet, conversational and intimate. The venue was an "event space" that these fans just opened and they had a big dinner for their invited guests- maybe 100 or so? There's no production in the room, so everything was hired. We showed up for sound check and they had a little stage- appropriately sized for us- and an appropriately sized production- boxes on sticks a few very small wedges. All Meyer sound. And in front of my chair for my guitar was a schoeps on a short boom stand. I was in shock. I went to the sound guy and opened my bag, said "want to laugh?" And pulled out my schoeps that I carry for these types of gigs. I didn't need it, they had brought one for me! The gig sounded very good too... I still can't believe it.... OK (thanks Nate for that wonderful description!) but I must ask - did this event have to be amplified? Is the acoustic guitar so quiet that it needs amplification just to be heard clearly? I know the singer would be fine without, if he or she has a powerful enough voice and it would sound oh, so great to hear this group without amps. Was it recorded? Gary Eickmeier |
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On 7/22/2016 10:40 PM, Nate Najar wrote:
in front of my chair for my guitar was a schoeps on a short boom stand. I was in shock. I went to the sound guy and opened my bag, said "want to laugh?" And pulled out my schoeps that I carry for these types of gigs. I didn't need it, they had brought one for me! Sounds like at least one of those fans was aware of your preferred setup. But then, with all Meyer speakers, I wouldn't have expected them to bring an SM57 for your guitar. -- For a good time, call http://mikeriversaudio.wordpress.com |
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