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<blockquote data-quote="Mike Horn" data-source="post: 98712" data-attributes="member: 4582">Re: Every live sound engineer should spend a little time in a recording studio.i started out as a musothen slowly morphed into a studio catthen i&nbsp; built a analogue/midi studioand became an engineerthen i got on at a production company in camarilloand spent a couple decades riding back and forth across north amerkain various capacities of audio dudethen i started driving for one of the rockbox haulerson bridges to babalon we decided every driver on the roadneeded to ride in a big truck for a week before they could get their licensei played&nbsp; a few songs at a [regular mix] gig the other nite for a missing bass playerit&#039;s always a good idea to get as much and as varied inputinto your life as is humanly possibleif for no other reason than you can look back from half way to 100 and say you&#039;ve done a good job so far...fwiw</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mike Horn, post: 98712, member: 4582"] Re: Every live sound engineer should spend a little time in a recording studio. i started out as a muso then slowly morphed into a studio cat then i built a analogue/midi studio and became an engineer then i got on at a production company in camarillo and spent a couple decades riding back and forth across north amerka in various capacities of audio dude then i started driving for one of the rockbox haulers on bridges to babalon we decided every driver on the road needed to ride in a big truck for a week before they could get their license i played a few songs at a [regular mix] gig the other nite for a missing bass player it's always a good idea to get as much and as varied input into your life as is humanly possible if for no other reason than you can look back from half way to 100 and say you've done a good job so far... fwiw [/QUOTE]

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