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31st October 2009
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Dec 2007 Location: South Georgia
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I've been meaning to listen to these - I love new music. Excellent sound and really cool music. Thanks for posting! I'm interested in your technique of kind of staggering pairs. I've been experimenting myself with that in an orchestra setting, to spot different "levels" of the orchestra (main pair in front of the stage, another pair over strings, another over the woodwinds). I love the clarity. Of course your hall is much, much better than what I am working with (college auditorium...). |
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