Recent content by HWB

Its A Lie Rami, its a lie from the PIT. Don't believe it.

Gospel Quartet I sent you a private message. Check it out.

Ok, here's the solution. Go to Blue Bear's studio to record and enjoy good cake as well. And why is this so? Because, "If he knows your coming he bakes a cake."

True, but never use compression on a cake. It will destroy the taste.

Not only is Blue Bear a skilled recording engineer but he also knows how to bake cakes. I'm very impressed. He is obviously a man of many talents. I wonder if he can engineer great recordings and bake a cake at the same time.

I have produced several recordings and I always get together with the artist/artists long before the session and discuss exactly how involved they want me to be in the process. Some want me to take total control of everything. Others want varying degrees of involvement. At any rate, I always...

Very true, unfortunately.

If people can't sing they shouldn't be recording anyway.

Jd Sumner Here is a brief segment from an article about JD SUMNER. It mentions that he hit double low C and was in the Guiness Book Of Records. In the mid-'60's J.D. bought the "Stamps Music Company," changing their name. He and his group, "The Stamps Quartet," began performing with his...

You're right, it is well established facts, but only to anyone who is familiar with bass singing. Unfortunately, many people in the secular music world never heard REAL bass singing or maybe NO bass singing at all. As far as JD Sumner goes, he was recorded on the song "Blessed Assurance"...

The answer to both of the above questions is YES and I would be happy to do so.

Low End Of Human Voice "The low end of the human vocal range is between 500 and 1000 hz." I found this comment and the others pertaining to how low the human voice can go very interesting. I am a BASS singer. I sang in a Southern Gospel Quartet for many years. I happen to have a very low...

I know when I'm finished when my wife wakes up and tells me to get off of her.

Dust What I do is keep my equipment covered when I'm not using it. Also, when I see any dust on the gear I use a paintbrush, either with a squirt of windex on it or dry. A paintbrush will get into areas you can't reach with a cloth, like around knobs, sliders, etc, and it does a remarkable job...

They didn't pay the baritone anything because it was sung by the BASS singer.