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|    David Sanderson to Ron Capik    |
|    Re: Sound wars in sringband/bluegrass hi    |
|    08 May 05 22:56:44    |
      XPost: rec.music.country.old-time       From: dwsanderson685@adelphia.net              Ron Capik wrote:       > David Sanderson wrote:       >       >       >>Phillip L. Emerson wrote:       >>       >>       >>>And, someone somewhere can play the handsaw. Who does it?       >>>       >>       >>Oh, there are lots of saw players around; I think there's even a Web       >>page for musical saw playing. There's a bit of a trick to it, but it's       >>not all that difficult to get a sound from most saws, using a violin       >>bow. Getting a melody, on the other hand, isn't quite so easy.       >>       >>--       >> David Sanderson       >> < ...snip.. >       >       >       > Then there's the sound guy's perspective: how do you learn       > to effectively mic' and instrument you encounter once every       > couple of years... ?       >       > I think I've only encountered one on stage in all my years       > of live sound!              > Ron Capik [ NJ Pinelands Cultural Society ]       > < www.AlbertHall.org >              Probably you'd set up about the same as for a theremin....              --        David Sanderson        East Waterford, Maine               dwsanderson685@adelphia.net        http://www.dwsanderson.com              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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