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[Remoteness]

Oh well...

Perhaps you can send me a file.
I'd like to see them.

Originally Posted by bishopthomas

It's working on both of my computers, one of which has never been to that domain, so a fresh start.

[mixedupsteve]

I got them to work by clicking on the link. This took me to the weird code page. I copied the url at the top of that page and pasted it into a new window. Then it works.

[mixedupsteve]

Originally Posted by HughH

Hello Steve,

You're with one of our entertainment video trucks. It's an old one, not our new huge one, but still does lots of great stuff. It just did Kennedy Center Honors in DC and goes off to Christmas in Washington after you. I told Tim, one of our engineers there, to say hi to you.
I'm in LA doing a show, otherwise I'd love to be doing Brian Setzer with you and finally meeting you. Have a good time.
Hugh

Someone on Theatre sound just gave you a compliment:
"
AWESOME performance honoring Dave Brubeck (on his 89th birthday no less)!
Started w/the Dave Brubeck Allstars, added in a larger horn section from 1
of the military bands (sorry for not recalling which branch), and ended with his 4 sons
on drums, piano, trombone, and cello.

If anyone on this list worked that show it was a great mix and I envy you for being able to hear it live. "

[Remoteness]

Hugh, here's a link to that Kennedy Honors compliment Steve told us about...

Kennedy Center Honors broadcast last night... - theatre-sound | Google Groups

[HughH]

Hello,
Nice comments, I can't take any credit for the show. Ed Greene mixed the show live and remixed it later for broadcast. Our sales manager Kevin who was present for the taping said the performances were spectacular.
Hugh

[bishopthomas]

Hey, Steve, just watched the BSO show and it sounds great on my laptop. Is the L/R switched or is it just me? It seems like the woodwinds are on the right and the brass on the left. I'm not sure I like the pick your own camera thing. My connection isn't the fastest and I felt like I was missing out on parts of the show (solos, etc) when I couldn't switch fast enough. A novel concept, just wish the world was there with multi-camera streaming HD content.

[Remoteness]

Hey, Thomas:

Thanks bro! And, thanks for helping us out on that gig.

Yes indeed, the L/R was swapped.
I know L/R was correct within the truck, but I cannot control what's happens to it downstream and stuff.
We checked L/R continuity and everything was everything, but I digress.

Perhaps one day it will not just be a novel idea and the Net will be able to handle the extra bandwidth of a multi-camera HD stream.

Sorry I haven't posted any pictures yet.
I hope to make it so over the weekend.

[mixedupsteve]

I wish they would just put a resolution choice on it. I have DSL and I can't watch any of it.

edit: I just called my internet company and they upgraded me to the new standard. I've had mine for 5 years. I'll let you know how it works out.

[mixedupsteve]

My internet was finally upgraded to 3M download speed and now I can watch it. I saw BSO a few days ago. It was great. I didn't see all of it but I have a couple questions. How were the sax and horn sections miced? Also the bass with the flame finish. Did it have an RF system on it? I didn't see a wire at all.
Alicia Keys is up now and that's fantastic too. I'll watch more tomorrow.
BTW I can get all 4 cameras on my Mac but only 1 on the XP. Strange.

[Remoteness]

All three horn sections were on wireless mics.
The saxes also had two KSM32 in front of them for when they went to flutes and such.

The bass had two wireless mics; one for the slap and the other for the notes.
We also had a Royer R121 on the bass cabinet.

[bishopthomas]

All wireless horn mics were Audio Technica, but I'm not sure which element.

[mixedupsteve]

Thanks,
Balance was great!!