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Drum9uy · 9th December 2009

Hey Everybody,

thanks Remoteness for the bump. Unfortunately due to some uncontrollable circumstances an in-house staff was chosen to record (without the slutty gear tutt )

There's another performance in the spring which looks like I will be doing the tech for so I guess I got more planning time then eh?

I really appreciate all the feedback and I'm really excited for the next show to put it all to use. Due to the size / sections of the choir the "evenly spaced" mics do work out in sections. The baritone section is pretty small so their behind/right next to the tenors so it's really 1 for S, 1 for T/B, 2 for A (there are 100 altos

)

Again, thanks, and I'll check back when things get under way again --> hopefully will post clips after the recording!

9th December 2009	#7
Drum9uy Gear maniac Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: outside Boston Posts: 174 Thread Starter	Hey Everybody, thanks Remoteness for the bump. Unfortunately due to some uncontrollable circumstances an in-house staff was chosen to record (without the slutty gear tutt ) There's another performance in the spring which looks like I will be doing the tech for so I guess I got more planning time then eh? I really appreciate all the feedback and I'm really excited for the next show to put it all to use. Due to the size / sections of the choir the "evenly spaced" mics do work out in sections. The baritone section is pretty small so their behind/right next to the tenors so it's really 1 for S, 1 for T/B, 2 for A (there are 100 altos ) Again, thanks, and I'll check back when things get under way again --> hopefully will post clips after the recording!