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|    Ouisie to JimD    |
|    Re: so many songs, so little time    |
|    14 Aug 18 06:29:34    |
      From: someone@anywheret.net              "JimD" wrote in message news:2018081400172444403-email@nowherecom...              > Not sure if I understand why you cut the show short, but whatever works.       > We have a very bad habit of planning more songs than we ever do. Guess       > that's just how it is.              We didn't cut our show short, rather the wrestling show did, which to me       demonstrated why showing off and Music really don't mix!!!              > I've had to force myself to start riding. Once I'm out there tho, it's       > enjoyable.              I've done that before in years past. Maybe I'll have to do it again.              > Well, so would I, but reality is, the XR18 was a good starting point. I'd       > be even more depressed we haven't go to in ears if I had a XR32 with all       > its aux busses going unused :-(              I already know it's a major challenge to tolerate anything stuck in my ears       for any amount of time...but when that's combined with an Idiot operating       the mixer and I still can't hear myself clearly, it's unendurable...but       maybe, just maybe, if I can set my own levels, I just might have a chance       putting up with IEMs...but that's the Only way!              > These things are amazing. We still aren't using the in ears tho. Just       > can't get them to do it. Always some excuse.              If I could actually hear myself, I'd certainly try my best.              > We did a band gig yesterday. It went great. Band girl is very very upset.       > She's lost all sense of volume. Now thinks everything is too loud, can't       > hear this, can't hear that. Won't use the in ears. She's afraid she'll       > turn them up too loud and damage her hearing. I don't know what to even       > begin to think about that.                     Jim              I seriously doubt IEMs could even begin to damage hearing anything like       overcranked amps can...particularly if those overcranked amps generate SPLs       great enough to wash out the signals coming through in the IEMs.              Ouisie              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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