From: someone@anywheret.net   
      
   "Jim D"  wrote in message news:2019040511120495552-Not@ThisAddresscom...   
      
   > Fear of change. Fear of the unknown.  Stage fright ....   ?   Heck, I   
   > don't know.  The underlying reasons for her ever changing " problems "   
   > with the sound are a mystery.   
      
   May changing, or deteriorating hearing could be the problem.   
      
   > At this point I'm saying it's insecurity mixed with not wanting to let   
   > anyone else have control.  Distrust.   
      
   From some bad personal experiences, I've developed an attitude of not   
   wanting someone else controlling whether I get heard or not, because I want   
   to be heard, at least be me even if by no one else!!!   
      
   > I found a nice article on the web written by some high end sound guy /   
   > recording engineer that talked about this stuff.  He basically hit every   
   > point I'm made, every problem we have.  From amature bands that want to   
   > fry the pa to singers that want to tell you how to eq the FOH.  I sent   
   > band girl a link.  Risky, but still, she needs to learn.   
      
   > I can't post that link now from this computer, but I will email it to you   
   > later. Read it or toss it ... your choice :-)   
      
   JimD   
      
   That's a good  article. No big revelation for me though, because I've known   
   that for a long time - it's got to sound decent FIRST, and that means the   
   *entire* band, not some egomaniacal prima donna's instrument and/or vocals   
   ONLY!!!   
      
   When I play, I want to hear every sound the *entire band* makes - clearly   
   and distinctly, just as if I was listening to a studio recording, so that I   
   can *truly* get into and thus *be* in the Music, and be tripping on the Love   
   Vibe!   
      
   Ouisie   
      
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