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20th December 2007
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Jan 2007 Location: NY New York a wonderful town
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Thread Starter |  Pics of Birdland Gig
Figured I'd join the fun and post some pictures of a gig I did with my friend Scott Young on Tuesday:
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20th December 2007
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Here's my rig sitting offstage
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20th December 2007
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COOL STUFF !!!!  |
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20th December 2007
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Here's a couple more
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20th December 2007
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The calm before the storm  |
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20th December 2007
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May I??? Edit: Ooops! i didn't see the one with flash!!! |
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20th December 2007
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Here's the same shot with a flash - I think the dark one looks cooler though
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20th December 2007
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Looks pretty good! Can you tell us what your rig is? I can't make out everything... Any additional mics you brought or put up? Did you split with the house PA? |
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20th December 2007
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From the top down: Apogee AD16 Alesis HD24 Sytek Hardy M-2 Digi002 rack (backup recorder/monitoring) Millennia HV3D On the side there is a Mytek Stereo96 ADC and a Mackie 1202 VLZ3 - one of the channels on the Millennia went bad on Sunday and I am waiting for the replacement, so I had to go with one of the Mackie channels for that, and I used two more for the background vocals - we were running 18 tracks total. The artist brought her own KMS105. We used the Earthworks that are already in the piano and the house threw up a pair of 58's for the background vocals. The bass player had an AMT mic (and a DI that buzzed like crazy no matter what). We supplied a few mic's - KM130's for the room, Schoeps CMC64's for the overheads, M88 on Kick, SM57's on Snare, Djembe, and Guitar Amp, C414 on the acoustic guitar, Radial DI for the pickup, and 421 on the clay drum. We split 12 channels with the house. |
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20th December 2007
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Looks like a very nice rig Robert. …and your work ethic is top class and I can vouch for that. I bet it was an awesome session. Keep it up bro!
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20th December 2007
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Thanks Steve! It was an awesome gig - Scott's a fantastic engineer and a great guy to work with, Melissa is a sweetheart and she can really sing, the players were top notch, and Sean was great (as usual) on the live sound. I was hoping to try out your kit mic technique on this gig (that sounded amazing!), but there was no room to set it up - the drummer literally had his back against the wall. |
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21st December 2007
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Very nostalgic for me. As a teenager in the late 50's and early 60's I would make an evening at the old Birdland. I think it was $2.00 or $2.50 to get in to the cheap seats left of the stage and in front of the bar. I would be there sometimes from opening to closing. What a night! The new one looks like the old one: crowded on a small stage and great. Mulligan had his concert jazz band on the stage once and blew the walls down. Seems like only yesterday. LOL I'll bet you got a good recording. Thanks for helping keep jazz alive. Cheers
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