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Sometimes, I never want to hear the word 'audio' again after days like this.
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<blockquote data-quote="Jordan Wolf" data-source="post: 38961" data-attributes="member: 316"><p>Re: Sometimes, I never want to hear the word 'audio' again after days like this.</p><p></p><p>Hey John,</p><p></p><p>Kudos to you for finding the problem and keeping the show going...never easy.</p><p></p><p>I do have one comment (I wouldn't blame anyone for overlooking a step of troubleshooting, especially under pressure): when you PFL a channel that consists of a close-miked guitar cab, you expect it to sound a certain way. Now, I know from experience that, to my ears, a mic moved away 3ft. would cause that amp to seem much more distant. My immediate reaction would probably be to crank the gain to compensate.</p><p></p><p>Knowing that, I would try to take an extra moment of time to listen for what had changed sonically and then research it of possible.</p><p></p><p>Again, I hope this didn't come across as negatively critical - I just wanted to point out that sometimes taking a little more time to listen to the problem can keep us from creating another one.</p><p></p><p>All the best,</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jordan Wolf, post: 38961, member: 316"] Re: Sometimes, I never want to hear the word 'audio' again after days like this. Hey John, Kudos to you for finding the problem and keeping the show going...never easy. I do have one comment (I wouldn't blame anyone for overlooking a step of troubleshooting, especially under pressure): when you PFL a channel that consists of a close-miked guitar cab, you expect it to sound a certain way. Now, I know from experience that, to my ears, a mic moved away 3ft. would cause that amp to seem much more distant. My immediate reaction would probably be to crank the gain to compensate. Knowing that, I would try to take an extra moment of time to listen for what had changed sonically and then research it of possible. Again, I hope this didn't come across as negatively critical - I just wanted to point out that sometimes taking a little more time to listen to the problem can keep us from creating another one. All the best, [/QUOTE]
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