Hello Tom!
On 19 Dec 97, Tom Goodman wrote to Rich Lockyer:
 TG>           I agree, but the premadonnas onstage really don't know their 
own
 TG> sound most of the time.  It takes a good sound engineers ear to mix them
 TG> well and output quality.
Quite true... like when Gary was mixing Yngwie's monitors and he asked him to 
turn down the bass pedals in his side monitor when there were none.
 TG> cable. I agree with your last para.  I think one of the worst case
 TG> scenarios was the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove.
I've been there several times and saw my friend get married there.
 TG> did it first.  Did their best, then fled in exasperation.
I believe it.
 TG> settled on local mini-speaker boxes attached to the back of the benches.
I don't remember how they had the sound rigged when I was there last.  The 
organ and choir sounded great.
 TG> the bad areas. I recall a singer I was working, who had afairly common
 TG> voice.  But, in watching his spectrum, I saw he had a good possibly 
triple
 TG> tembor voice in which the center tembor was really schmucky. So, I went
 TG> for the sliders and built up on the good vibes and diminishedthe 
chmuck.
 TG> He sounded great after that.  His voice beganto almost ring a little.
Interesting... I never thought of a human voice as being polyphonic.
C-ya! Rich
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