Who did Live Earth NJ

"DB" · 11th July 2007

Hey Remoteness and all you other live types - does anyone know which trucks NBC was using at the Meadowlands and who was on the crew? I haven't been able to find out.

"DB" · 15th July 2007

I can't believe none of the people who read every new post here everyday knows who was mixing the Police and Mr. Waters at Giants Stadium. C'mon, throw me a frikin' bone here.

"DB" · 16th July 2007

I just wanted to know why Mr. Waters doing "Another Brick In The Wall" sounded SO MUCH better than anything else all day. So when I called Kooster today while watching some Unplugged George Michael to ask him what the single drum overhead mic he used on that and both kits on "Standing In The Shadows of Motown" (a Shure UP-88 electret MS), he of course knew the answer. Two of Randy's trucks with the usual cast of characters, but James Guthrie showed up to mix Mr. Waters. Same equipment as the rest of the day, but what a difference one of our best engineers on the planet makes. So, Kooster and I are starting a campaign to get him nominated for a TEC lifetime achievement award. Anyone agree? Let us know.

**Remoteness** · 16th July 2007

I heard there were three trucks.
I guess it was a production truck and two audio trucks.
I was lead to believe it was threee audio trucks.

11th July 2007	#1
"DB" Gear nut Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 76 Thread Starter	Who did Live Earth NJ Hey Remoteness and all you other live types - does anyone know which trucks NBC was using at the Meadowlands and who was on the crew? I haven't been able to find out. __________________ "DB"

15th July 2007	#2
"DB" Gear nut Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 76 Thread Starter	C'mon Guys I can't believe none of the people who read every new post here everyday knows who was mixing the Police and Mr. Waters at Giants Stadium. C'mon, throw me a frikin' bone here.

16th July 2007	#3
"DB" Gear nut Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 76 Thread Starter	Kooster knew. of course I just wanted to know why Mr. Waters doing "Another Brick In The Wall" sounded SO MUCH better than anything else all day. So when I called Kooster today while watching some Unplugged George Michael to ask him what the single drum overhead mic he used on that and both kits on "Standing In The Shadows of Motown" (a Shure UP-88 electret MS), he of course knew the answer. Two of Randy's trucks with the usual cast of characters, but James Guthrie showed up to mix Mr. Waters. Same equipment as the rest of the day, but what a difference one of our best engineers on the planet makes. So, Kooster and I are starting a campaign to get him nominated for a TEC lifetime achievement award. Anyone agree? Let us know.

16th July 2007	#4
Remoteness Super Moderator Joined: Aug 2002 Location: NYC Posts: 7,405	I heard there were three trucks. I guess it was a production truck and two audio trucks. I was lead to believe it was threee audio trucks. __________________ Steve Remote AuraSonicLtd.com the home of ASL Mobile & Location Production Remoteness on the Linkedin Network What about my Facebook Profile? Remoteness on Myspace

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