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Mix Nashville
• May 20-21, 2008
Studio. Live. Songwriting—Nashville on
Nashville
Come join the editors of Mix as we pull into Soundcheck
Nashville for two full days of panels, master classes and how-to
programming. Presented by Apple, Digidesign and Meyer Sound, Mix
Nashville features Nashville’s movers and shakers, including:
Tony Brown, Trina Shoemaker, Jeff Balding, Bob Bullock, Bill
VornDick, Andrew Kautz, Chuck Ainlay, Marc Repp, Robert Scovill, Michael
Wagener and many others.
Mix Panels include: Recording the Show, Plug-Ins Go Live, Keeping the
Rooms Filled and Making Money, Recording Guitar, The Full-Blown Demo and
Anatomy of a Hit, and many more.
Also, in conjunction with American Songwriter magazine, Mix
Nashville includes two full days of songwriters on stage, complete with
Demo Derby, Q&As and GarageBand demos.
Don’t miss it! Visit http://mixonline.com/ms/nashville08 to register
today.
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Mix L.A.
Open Just Weeks Away!
Want to go home in a new Land Rover Sport? How about
driving a Porsche
Carerra for a weekend getaway? Or maybe end the day $10,000 richer? It's
all
possible at the 13th Annual Mix LA Open, sponsored by Guitar Center
Professional! MORE.
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Dave Skaff
on Managing Snapshots, Presets and Safes
These can be incredible tools for helping you manage a complex show, one
that has multiple bands, a high number of cues or radical bus
reassignments during the show. Sounds like the answer to a mixer's
prayers, right? You've been mixing without them for years and you should
continue mixing without them when you first go digital. After you've
spent some time becoming comfortable mixing on the board, then consider
using snapshots or presets to help with the more difficult aspects of
your mix. But beware: The console will do just what you tell it to. If
you include everything in the scope of all your snapshots, the changes
you make in between snapshots will be discarded when you fire the next
snapshot. You must carefully think through what is in your current
snapshot and what is—or is not—in the next one you fire. Include
only the channels and parameters that you absolutely need to have
stored.
—Dave Skaff
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Leading
Wireless Microphone Users Say Google's Plan is Nothing But
Vaporware
A broad coalition of high-profile wireless microphone
users, organized as the Microphone Interests Coalition (MIC), sharply
criticized the recent proposal submitted by Google to open the so-called
"white spaces" to unlicensed device use. Read more.
Restoring a Landmark, Reviving a Neighborhood
On a troubled
block of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, where bars cover doors and
windows and drugs are injected openly, members of the performing arts
community gathered yesterday to hear plans to refurbish a boarded-up,
century-old theatre - to the tune of $26-million. Read more.
Exploring the Roots of Reggae's Sound Systems
Long before
2-Tone, Britain's reggae-loving youth were grooving at blues parties to
roots reggae, pumped out of huge speakers, with a bassline that could
loosen your fillings.
Read more.
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Whose Out
With What
Silverstein
Sound Company: Rat Sound (Oxnard, Calif.)
FOH Engineer/Board: Sean M. Palmer (also tour manager)/Yamaha
M7CL
Monitor Engineer/Board: monitors mixed via FOH
P.A./Amps: house-provided
Monitors: Sennheiser ew300s, Ultimate Ears UE-Pro
Outboard Gear: dbx, TC Electronic
Mics: Sennheiser e900 Series
Additional Crew: stage manager/guitar tech Kevin Kennaley, drum
tech Richard Fernandes, guitar tech Paul-Marc Rousseau, lighting
director Dougie Gandel
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