Re: Who Are You??

On Mon, 5 Nov 2007 11:16:59 -0500, <tbmoas58@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


My Name is George Gleason
I own George's pro sound Company, a moderate sized sound reinforcment
company that provides for any and all who need anything to do with sound
I can comfortably accomadate a event up to about 20,000 folks
or as few as a dozen
my main contribution here is shareing my experiance with sound equipment,
its uses , the diffrences in diffrent pieces, and solutions to ones SR needs

And George, you are so appreciated for this reason...not the least at
all, but this has been a big help to many of us. Me, particularly.

We had an SM57 at the open mic in TX8 and as soon as I approached it,
I thought of you. Really.

A while back, I had been recording with one and you posted about
staying properly positioned to that mic. That had been my problem
during recording.

During the open mic, I was singing with my eyes closed. I was
concentrating on listening for the Am (that sounds funny on a tenor
guitar) and my staying on the same key as the nice lady harmonizing
with me...or maybe I was harmonizing with her...I forget...did then,
too, ... anyway, I opened my eyes once and the mic was well to my
right and I was leaning away from it.

I guess for good positioning with that mic, keep it against the lips
and share your diseases with fellow artists, or keep the eyes open.

I got the B-5 on your suggestion and like it.

I live in Central Ny and am fastly(within a year) approaching 50

I am cantakerious, a famous bad speller, and very casual with
grammer,punctuation and other such vanities. I used to engage in flame wars
about politics
and still will take on the godboys from time to time
I have no religion or predjuice against your faith
as long as you can keep it YOURS and not try to make it public policy or
somehow "the right way to live"

I tend twards libertarian thought, not liberal
I believe in freedom, and self determination.

in regards to music , I play and perform in a duo called "Barleywine" we
play at our whim, where ever we choose
we shun paid performance

I play Mandolin and guitar
influences are Grateful Dead, David Grisman, Tony Rice but most of all
Norman Blake

I detest music played though sound systems

That gave me a good laugh. Thanks, George.

Ken


peace
george

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