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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 140796" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: Infocomm???And another good example of why people need to LISTEN to the instrument-to get an idea of the way it is SUPPOSED to sound-so they can do their best to bring that sound to the audience.The problem is that many sound people have no idea what the REAL instrument is supposed to sound like-having listened to samples and such.I was &quot;classically trained&quot; (my Dad was a Doctor of Music), I started playing clarinet when I was 5.&nbsp; I played clarinet-violin-piano-sax and my primary instrument was oboe, which I stated playing when I as 11.Of course I &quot;discovered&quot; the electric guitar in HS, and well-here I am------------------But I still have the appreciation of real music, instruments etc and try to translate that whenever I mix them.Having a varied music upbringing (with many different styles) really has helped me in my career.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 140796, member: 30"] Re: Infocomm??? And another good example of why people need to LISTEN to the instrument-to get an idea of the way it is SUPPOSED to sound-so they can do their best to bring that sound to the audience. The problem is that many sound people have no idea what the REAL instrument is supposed to sound like-having listened to samples and such. I was "classically trained" (my Dad was a Doctor of Music), I started playing clarinet when I was 5. I played clarinet-violin-piano-sax and my primary instrument was oboe, which I stated playing when I as 11. Of course I "discovered" the electric guitar in HS, and well-here I am------------------ But I still have the appreciation of real music, instruments etc and try to translate that whenever I mix them. Having a varied music upbringing (with many different styles) really has helped me in my career. [/QUOTE]

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