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<blockquote data-quote="Alan Hamilton" data-source="post: 99508" data-attributes="member: 1799">Re: Sound Provider Refusing Band Engineer?Steve,If there is already a rig there then why bring in your&#039;s? John,There seems to be so much bad blood with your gig and an underlying story that you may or may not even know the depths of, that I wonder if it&#039;s worth it to fight this battle for one gig? Yeah, you could let the band state their case to the promoter but if the promoter isn&#039;t immediately on your side then it might just end up making a difficult day for everyone. I mean it sounds like it&#039;s not a case of them just not wanting you to mix, but instead they&#039;d rather you not be on the property. That is some serious roots for this feud and no matter who intervenes, unless it ends up with either a burying of the hatchet or else a new vendor, then it&#039;s going to be a sour work environment for everyone.But ultimately, you are in the right. People who want to have &#039;nobody mixes on my rig but me&#039; business models should look for a band to work with and be done with it. They sure aren&#039;t production providers with a viable business model for growth.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alan Hamilton, post: 99508, member: 1799"] Re: Sound Provider Refusing Band Engineer? Steve, If there is already a rig there then why bring in your's? John, There seems to be so much bad blood with your gig and an underlying story that you may or may not even know the depths of, that I wonder if it's worth it to fight this battle for one gig? Yeah, you could let the band state their case to the promoter but if the promoter isn't immediately on your side then it might just end up making a difficult day for everyone. I mean it sounds like it's not a case of them just not wanting you to mix, but instead they'd rather you not be on the property. That is some serious roots for this feud and no matter who intervenes, unless it ends up with either a burying of the hatchet or else a new vendor, then it's going to be a sour work environment for everyone. But ultimately, you are in the right. People who want to have 'nobody mixes on my rig but me' business models should look for a band to work with and be done with it. They sure aren't production providers with a viable business model for growth. [/QUOTE]

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