That's another moment since the last post. In between, there are a few jobs that have been peddled, and a couple of bands with studio sessions.
These studio workings will be more detailed when you can talk about things, but Mastervox's comfortable and classy studio has once again been located.
In early March, the concert front had a public shame bet in Petrelli. This coverage was recorded as a multi-track, as well as a couple of cameras.
No big mention of the show. We went to the PA of the house, and other than that, we had our own blood. It's working, and it's good! One more time, I'm gonna throw a clip of the mix.
Next up was the Pylä Band bet in Petrelli (Petrelli is a pretty familiar venue). Here, again, as an indication that house PA and my mixer & small turbosound monitors. There's so much talent in this band that it's guaranteed.
The last gig was in Kantis, where the evening started with Damage S.F.P, and the second one was the orphan Solution 13.
Kantis is relatively low in space and in Czech, just over 100Hz went to the ring through the tomarimics quite easily. So, there was a fair cut to the frequencies. I went to the house on stuff, and when it came to the sound craft table, it was a familiar comb, too.
In the case of Damage, there was nothing remarkable about the job, but in the case of Solution, the second guitar was already on stage with a fair volta that it could even be pulled from the mixer to the zeros. 🙂
In the middle of the set, the guys managed to push the ständi of the basarimiki so that the mike rolled 30 cm off the film... Well, this turned out to be one of those rather special "space mic." 😀 There was still a bass botne coming through, and even though it didn't come out so bad, I ended up doing the rest of the job, and I didn't run off to the stage.
There are 1-2 gigs every month until autumn, which is sufficient for this point. There seems to be more demand, but when you have all the other things to do, you stick to that amount. At the turn of October-November, there is also an interesting and slightly bigger coverage on its arrival, but let's tell it later...