Been here with day jobs and studio jobs, busy with the blood, totally forgot to write here. Sorry about that! The gigs since the previous post have not been like two (if you had been in long mathematics, then you could say that three..) bet on the Public Shame.
Let's start with the fact that at the last Inhalation Ten's Thunderball concert, their mixer (X32 Rack) did that, when you started, only the buttons were lit, but the screen was dark. However, when it was rebooted, it went off. I was not left worrying about it, but I was left in the back of the head a little as a question mark to haunt. It's the same mixer that Public Shame uses. Some of the sledges had then once done the same thing, and the third time it was not even by bottling it up. Those X / M32 mixers have been known to have problems with memory corruption (which also has personal experience), but this defect was different. The second most common problem is the decomposition of the power unit (which is darkened) inside the mixer. The power unit's fault is very much this kind of fault, but when I went to measure the power coming out of the unit, it spit it out. There was one video on YouTube that had exactly the same problem, and the blacksmith who fixed the mixer at the beginning thought the problem was in the power, but when the switch didn't work, then the MCU unit ended up with it. Micro Controller Unit (MCU) is what I most doubt, and one was placed on order. The delivery time is long, so you can see when the card is being installed.
On the tour front, there was another trend for Ruka Zone. The band is Public Shame, and when they have a mixer remodel, then we went to my winch. It was the end of winter holidays, and two nights of rock and roll. There were a lot of people in Ruka, but even surprisingly little of them were in the watering house, at least on Friday. The reason we found out was the second shot of the KUUMAA band at the same time. Oh, well, it was better for you there, not being on the side. The last time I looked at it, I was wondering, when there was a partition on the public side quite close to the stage, and I turned the PA's little bit aside on both sides, leaving the people directly in front of the stage slightly silent. This time, I put the fillings in front of it, so I managed to patch up any blind spots, and if there's a lot of people dancing at the tables, they can hear you, too. It happened to the public that a gentleman praised the sound of the sound that he heard that this place never sounded as good, even though he had been there to listen a lot.
The next night, there were people a little better there when there were no hot boys at the same time. Well, they were watching our show...
Last night, we were running around Public Shame in Petrelli. There were no miracles in the show, and Petrelli was familiar. At first, they thought, "Let's see if there's a bunch of people coming," but that's how it got to the end of the house. I grabbed the picture during the first songs, and towards the end, there was trouble getting your hands moved, like, that you could dig a phone out of your pocket, so you went in a crowded fight.
There's a lot of unfinished studio work here, and the spring gigs are already closed. There's plenty of jobs, but there's a lot of other things to do. I've decided that until autumn, we'll go with this set, and I won't take another project or gig until then.
I also set up an online store with equipment for sale, and a little music store, even new stuff (which is also coming up). Go shopping.