Originally posted by Diki:
But rather than dig out an old CD of a live performance, and base your impression of a mix on that, go out and hear a GOOD live band, live... Bet your ass you don't EVER have to struggle to hear the drummer!
Actually Diki, I do play with a terrific "live" band several times a month. We're on our third drummer...the first two had no conception of "dynamics"...#3 is "there" but not overpowering...the way it should be.
I'm playing a B-3 and Leslie 122 with a Yamaha CP-300 on top....all R&B music...love it dearly!
The gear is set up permanently, so no hassles with lugging or setting up/tearing down.
Yes, you are qualified to voice your opinion, but, so am I, my friend.
Vive la différence!
Ian
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