Hello,

I'll keep it short. I just wanted to say Thank You to Scott, Mike,
and the rest of the group that have answered my novice/newbe questions
over the last couple years.

The band I work with decided to do a Christmas CD for friends and
relatives this year. We did the whole thing yesterday. It was the best
recording I have ever done, and I have tried LOTS of times. Even better,
I could do it again. No compression, no post EQ, not even any
normalization, just straight from dat to Cooledit and burned a CD.
Everyone was right on the game including me for once. What a great
feeling!

Thank you all. You are a great group.
Happy Holidays
Jeff

"Jeff" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I'll keep it short. I just wanted to say Thank You to Scott, Mike,
and the rest of the group that have answered my novice/newbe questions
over the last couple years.

The band I work with decided to do a Christmas CD for friends and
relatives this year. We did the whole thing yesterday. It was the best
recording I have ever done, and I have tried LOTS of times. Even better,
I could do it again. No compression, no post EQ, not even any
normalization, just straight from dat to Cooledit and burned a CD.
Everyone was right on the game including me for once. What a great
feeling!

Thank you all. You are a great group.
Happy Holidays
Jeff


Er, shouldn't there be a group hug, now, or something?
Seriously, though, that sounds very cool. Nice to have somebody happy with
their progress. Seems like sometimes the little goals get lost in the rush
to the next step, and when someone can stop down and appreciate one of those
goals, thats a good thing.

By the way, how DOES one go about a group hug on usenet?

Kendall

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By the way, how DOES one go about a group hug on usenet?

Kendall


We'll probably need to discuss it at length to determine the best way to do
it with the best quality for the least money. After 50 to 100 posts the
discussion will rapidly decay into a political/religious/ethical slug fest
and continue on for another 100 to 500 posts, resulting in one to three long
time and valuable group members becoming feed up and leaving the group for
good.

I think what I'll do instead, and I encourage others to do also, is instead
of discussing the hug situation I'll just sit in a dark room facing a corner
and rock back and forth slowly while having a good cry, possibly having a
heated argument or two with any insects that happen to crawl by. It's a
good time but YMMV.

John L Rice

YMMV?
"John L Rice" wrote in message
...
By the way, how DOES one go about a group hug on usenet?

Kendall


We'll probably need to discuss it at length to determine the best way to
do
it with the best quality for the least money. After 50 to 100 posts the
discussion will rapidly decay into a political/religious/ethical slug fest
and continue on for another 100 to 500 posts, resulting in one to three
long
time and valuable group members becoming feed up and leaving the group for
good.

I think what I'll do instead, and I encourage others to do also, is
instead
of discussing the hug situation I'll just sit in a dark room facing a
corner
and rock back and forth slowly while having a good cry, possibly having a
heated argument or two with any insects that happen to crawl by. It's a
good time but YMMV.

John L Rice

In article writes:

The band I work with decided to do a Christmas CD for friends and
relatives this year. We did the whole thing yesterday.

Ah . . . for the days when someone could make a record in a day.

It pays to have good talent, and minimal equipment that doesn't get in
the way.


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YMMV = Your Mileage May Vary

"Rick Hollett" wrote in message
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YMMV?
"John L Rice" wrote in message
...
By the way, how DOES one go about a group hug on usenet?

Kendall


We'll probably need to discuss it at length to determine the best way to
do
it with the best quality for the least money. After 50 to 100 posts the
discussion will rapidly decay into a political/religious/ethical slug
fest
and continue on for another 100 to 500 posts, resulting in one to three
long
time and valuable group members becoming feed up and leaving the group
for
good.

I think what I'll do instead, and I encourage others to do also, is
instead
of discussing the hug situation I'll just sit in a dark room facing a
corner
and rock back and forth slowly while having a good cry, possibly having
a
heated argument or two with any insects that happen to crawl by. It's a
good time but YMMV.

John L Rice

Rick Hollett wrote:

YMMV?
"John L Rice" wrote in message
heated argument or two with any insects that happen to crawl by. It's a
good time but YMMV.

Youst Mostly Morons Verking.

It's a Ballard thing (Seattle).

bobs

Bob Smith
BS Studios
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