Death defying!

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mjbphotos said:
Hindsight is great: wouldn't it have made more sense to make the adjustments on the boom from the balcony, then swing it out into place?
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Did all that MJ but I had to fine tune it's positioning in place.
 
That looks dangerous and irresponsible! What if you dropped the mic? No way it would survive that fall!

:D
 
do you have me on the "he gets some of my stuff" list if you suddenly lean too far out?
 
Lt. Bob said:
do you have me on the "he gets some of my stuff" list if you suddenly lean too far out?
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HA! You have to call it first.


But being of sound mind and body the Lt. gets dibs on some of my stuff.
 
VomitHatSteve said:
That looks dangerous and irresponsible! What if you dropped the mic? No way it would survive that fall!

:D
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What was I thinking!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I should always be responsible and keeping the welfare of my microphones as a top priority! :D
 
Your totally out of your mind. I would have had someone sitting on me - or anything not to pull that spider man impression!

Mucho Loco Henry Areebah!
 
arcadeko said:
Your totally out of your mind. I would have had someone sitting on me - or anything not to pull that spider man impression!

Mucho Loco Henry Areebah!
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Mucho Loco Henry Areebah! I'm gonna use it my signature ..... Thanks Wes ;)
 
grimtraveller said:
Wasn't he one of the original conga players with Santana ? :D
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Why yes Grim he was and the gig he had before that was with Desi Arnaz in the Ricky Ricardo orchestra a.k.a. Enrique Alberto Fernando Ricardo y de Acha, III. Playing conga and bongos!

Viva Mucho Loco
 
I have to say thats impressive. Did you capture the sound the way you intended?
 
Yes it worked out very well indeed with that microphone, plus a stereo (that is 2 feeds from Aux 1-vocals and Aux 2-instruments) direct off of the FOH console.
 
I bet that was a pain. Did you have any issue with the sound once the place was filled with people? I bet when you try to capture a large seating room the acoustics change dramatically when people fill the place.
 
offcenter2005 said:
I bet that was a pain. Did you have any issue with the sound once the place was filled with people? I bet when you try to capture a large seating room the acoustics change dramatically when people fill the place.
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Once the room filled the whole acoustics of the room did change dramatically, for the good. Dare I use the words warmed up and settled down.
 
Thats what i figured. Im sure that an empty room would have alot of reflection going on. If you have any audio of this id like to hear it.
 
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