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Re: Why is mixing considered... +1 And...part of being the guy behind the console is that...you're one of two (if there's a monitor tech) that's neck is most noticably on the line. Your "mistakes" are noticed by the Artist(s), Artist's Agent, Tour Management, Tour Crew, and Event Attendees.... then, there's the politics, social and work relations, etc... Your switch must be in the "ON" position at all times....especially with the "A" acts. Good luck and don't say or do anything stupid...;o) Hammer
Re: Why is mixing considered...
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And...part of being the guy behind the console is that...you're one of two (if there's a monitor tech) that's neck is most noticably on the line. Your "mistakes" are noticed by the Artist(s), Artist's Agent, Tour Management, Tour Crew, and Event Attendees.... then, there's the politics, social and work relations, etc...
Your switch must be in the "ON" position at all times....especially with the "A" acts.
Good luck and don't say or do anything stupid...;o)
Hammer
