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Re: Life is hard for a recording engineer

Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 12:25 pm
by RottenApple
"rlol" "rlol" "rlol" "rlol" "rlol"

I run sound for our synagogue. When I'm out sick I always get tons of emails from people complaining about the sound and how they wish I was there and to get better soon and come back. When I'm there and everything sounds good, I never get compliments. And I'm just an amateur!

The real Sound Engineers are vastly under-appreciated!

Re: Life is hard for a recording engineer

Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 1:55 pm
by Abraham
So, maybe every karaoke bar should be required to have a sound engineer to smooth out the vomitous screeching and caterwauling?

(karaoke being one of my pet peeves so I can't let this opportunity pass by - and yes, I'm a curmudgeon)

Re: Life is hard for a recording engineer

Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 1:57 pm
by tbrown
The Annoyed Man wrote:I have nothing to base this on, but it is my belief that this is simply because whenever a tonal sound approaches absolute perfection, the less the human psyche is able to relate to it.
Some say Cindy Crawford would not have been nearly as successful without her mole.

Re: Life is hard for a recording engineer

Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 2:06 pm
by RottenApple
Abraham wrote:So, maybe every karaoke bar should be required to have a sound engineer to smooth out the vomitous screeching and caterwauling?

(karaoke being one of my pet peeves so I can't let this opportunity pass by - and yes, I'm a curmudgeon)
I don't think there are any sound engineers with enough of a masochistic streak to do this. :evil2:

Re: Life is hard for a recording engineer

Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 2:48 pm
by olafpfj
RottenApple wrote:
Abraham wrote:So, maybe every karaoke bar should be required to have a sound engineer to smooth out the vomitous screeching and caterwauling?

(karaoke being one of my pet peeves so I can't let this opportunity pass by - and yes, I'm a curmudgeon)
I don't think there are any sound engineers with enough of a masochistic streak to do this. :evil2:
You would have to pay me a ton of money and I would still just pawn it off on my assistant ... :biggrinjester:

Re: Life is hard for a recording engineer

Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 3:40 pm
by bayouhazard
Abraham wrote:So, maybe every karaoke bar should be required to have a sound engineer to smooth out the vomitous screeching and caterwauling?

(karaoke being one of my pet peeves so I can't let this opportunity pass by - and yes, I'm a curmudgeon)
Maybe so but karaoke fans are preferable to sports fans any day of the week, and especially on any given Sunday. :mrgreen:

Re: Life is hard for a recording engineer

Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 3:56 pm
by Abraham
wassamatta, you no like leering, painted faces on grown men?

Re: Life is hard for a recording engineer

Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 4:00 pm
by olafpfj
Abraham wrote:wassamatta, you no like leering, painted faces on grown men?
Are you thinking of Kabuki?

Re: Life is hard for a recording engineer

Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 4:13 pm
by Abraham
I prefer Noh theatre.

Sports fans that paint their faces for the BIG game after which they repair to yowl at karaoke bars is a sport akin to professional wrasslin...one I'd pay not to watch/listen to.

Re: Life is hard for a recording engineer

Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 4:16 pm
by olafpfj
Abraham wrote:I prefer Noh theatre.

Sports fans that paint their faces for the BIG game after which they repair to yowl at karaoke bars is a sport akin to professional wrasslin...one I'd pay not to watch/listen to.
Ah...now I get it... :lol::