It sounded excellent - Surgeon seemed to take it up a notch or two as well,
it was rocking nicely at the end.
"Odeluga, Ken"
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Subject: RE: FW: (313)
$tinkworx and Convextion
Not wishing to rub it in, merely to point out...that the sound for the
London gig was probably the best many people may hear for this kind of
music ever: we had a fairly newly-installed Funktion One rig for a
start. But to top it all, the engineers who designed and installed it
about 3 months ago, came down on Friday night. They spent 2 hours
tweaking it at the beginning of the evening (we saw them 'sweeping the
freqs with some sort software aid) and then they hung around till the
end to make sure things stayed sweet. We were spoilt in fact.
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Subject: Re: FW: (313) $tinkworx and Convextion
Yeah I thought the PA, though big enough, lacked a little balance and
control in parts of the room.
I should get some cheap earplugs just in case.
I was just amazed that someone in Manchester had got a decent PA in for
a gig!
robin...
Nik Stoltzman wrote:
> Mixing good artists with bad PAs makes me sad. Like eating fillet
steak and eating it well-done
> with ketchup.
>
> I hear what you are saying about ear damage... I have started wearing
earplugs regularly now. Only
> some cheapo ones, but they still make a hell of a difference. I am
seriously considering buying
> some custom-moulded ones because for a couple of hundred quid it is
definitely worth it. Some
> clubs I have been to actually have little earplug-dispenser
machines... how thoughtful :)
>
>> Strange, I thought the one thing that spoiled the gig a small amount
generally but Convextion's
>> set particularly was the PA.
