pounce
November 8th, 2006, 01:39 AM
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is this thing on???
Yep. Its on. And its all good.
(but stop tapping on my damn 58)
Welcome to The Live Experience Forum, a place where we'll discuss all aspects of live shows from performing, mixing, recording, or anything else about gigging. Bar gigs to tours, band perspectives and stories, tech information, recording, and the business of live sound - it's what this forum is about. We will have kickass stories from the trenches, the tech information you wish you knew a long time ago, plus tutorials/terms/lists for band and live engineers alike and some decent jokes just for fun.
By design, this forum will be casual and fun - just like a good night of gigging. As moderators, we won't put the smack down on a thread unless it's asking for it like the drunken girlfriend of the opening acts' guitartist. So just like OZ, we'll be here if needed but in the background the rest of the time. Who are your esteemed moderators you were about to ask? Well let's address that. There are two mods keeping an eye on the place: Clicktrack and Pounce.
Pounce is Paul Kavicky, a full time IATSE sound engineer. I'm currently working on audio for the musical Wicked. When not doing live sound, Pounce runs Paper Street Audio (http://www.paperstreetaudio.com), a professional project studio that combines world-class recording and engineering with the comfort of an intimate recording space. A freelance engineer for hire, Pounce has experience and stories from both studio and stage, he isn't here just for his good looks and boyish charm. Paul also can be found on myspace here
http://www.myspace.com/pounceinternational
As an aside, Paul still paints from time to time and has a DeviantArt account
http://pounceinternational.deviantart.com/gallery/
Joining Pounce with the moderation duties is Clicktrack. Clicktrack is the co-owner of Click Track Audio (www.clicktrackaudio.ca), a remote recording company based out of Ontario, Canada. The Click Track mobile is, essentially, a full recording studio on wheels, enabling the company to provide professional on-location recording for band rehearsals & demos, full concerts as well as video and DVD productions. Clicktrack has a background in electrical engineering and has also worked as a house technician for a roadhouse venue.
We hope to bring you some fun, we hope to bring you some info, we hope to bring you some insight, and we hope YOU bring US some stuff to chew on and discuss.
<screech>
is this thing on???
Yep. Its on. And its all good.
(but stop tapping on my damn 58)
Welcome to The Live Experience Forum, a place where we'll discuss all aspects of live shows from performing, mixing, recording, or anything else about gigging. Bar gigs to tours, band perspectives and stories, tech information, recording, and the business of live sound - it's what this forum is about. We will have kickass stories from the trenches, the tech information you wish you knew a long time ago, plus tutorials/terms/lists for band and live engineers alike and some decent jokes just for fun.
By design, this forum will be casual and fun - just like a good night of gigging. As moderators, we won't put the smack down on a thread unless it's asking for it like the drunken girlfriend of the opening acts' guitartist. So just like OZ, we'll be here if needed but in the background the rest of the time. Who are your esteemed moderators you were about to ask? Well let's address that. There are two mods keeping an eye on the place: Clicktrack and Pounce.
Pounce is Paul Kavicky, a full time IATSE sound engineer. I'm currently working on audio for the musical Wicked. When not doing live sound, Pounce runs Paper Street Audio (http://www.paperstreetaudio.com), a professional project studio that combines world-class recording and engineering with the comfort of an intimate recording space. A freelance engineer for hire, Pounce has experience and stories from both studio and stage, he isn't here just for his good looks and boyish charm. Paul also can be found on myspace here
http://www.myspace.com/pounceinternational
As an aside, Paul still paints from time to time and has a DeviantArt account
http://pounceinternational.deviantart.com/gallery/
Joining Pounce with the moderation duties is Clicktrack. Clicktrack is the co-owner of Click Track Audio (www.clicktrackaudio.ca), a remote recording company based out of Ontario, Canada. The Click Track mobile is, essentially, a full recording studio on wheels, enabling the company to provide professional on-location recording for band rehearsals & demos, full concerts as well as video and DVD productions. Clicktrack has a background in electrical engineering and has also worked as a house technician for a roadhouse venue.
We hope to bring you some fun, we hope to bring you some info, we hope to bring you some insight, and we hope YOU bring US some stuff to chew on and discuss.