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<blockquote data-quote="Robert Burns" data-source="post: 15162" data-attributes="member: 76">Re: What songs do you tune your PA with ?&nbsp;In the same vein as &#039;&#039;playing what you are familiar with&#039;&#039;:I&#039;ve used recording of events that I attended, and recordings made by friends. This provides a strong referential memory.&nbsp;I also include &#039;&#039;minimal&#039;&#039; recordings of acoustic instruments; being&nbsp; familiar with the sound of them live. Often they are solo or duo performances - the intent is to focus without the &#039;&#039;decisions&#039;&#039; made by mixing and mastering.&nbsp;The Stereophile Test CD series has some very useful tracks.&nbsp;Some other recordings: Patty Larkin - Stranger&#039;s World &nbsp;UMASHA from Mickey Hart&#039;s Planet Drums - SupraLingua.&nbsp;Michael Hedges, David Lindley, &nbsp;Bob Katz has a page devoted to using his recordings to setup.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robert Burns, post: 15162, member: 76"] Re: What songs do you tune your PA with ? In the same vein as ''playing what you are familiar with'': I've used recording of events that I attended, and recordings made by friends. This provides a strong referential memory. I also include ''minimal'' recordings of acoustic instruments; being familiar with the sound of them live. Often they are solo or duo performances - the intent is to focus without the ''decisions'' made by mixing and mastering. The Stereophile Test CD series has some very useful tracks. Some other recordings: Patty Larkin - Stranger's World UMASHA from Mickey Hart's Planet Drums - SupraLingua. Michael Hedges, David Lindley, Bob Katz has a page devoted to using his recordings to setup. [/QUOTE]

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