For Better or for Worse

[zebra50]

Hi Iain,

Any chance you can give me access to the handbook for sound engineers? Would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers!
Stewart

 

[lofi]

iain@padded cell records do co dot uk - no gaps and replace the dots, and please put your forum name in the emither aswell :grin:

Iain

 

[amorris]

Thank you so much, Ive heard about this book for so long and being a sound engineer, I could never afford a proper copy.


Just looking at the first few pages makes me laugh... some nerdy authors of the book!!!! Steve Dove and doug fearn are the only 2 I would, by appearance, guess have ever been in a session! (at least any Ive been in)

again thanks for the effort and I do apologize for "labeleing" of the authors!

 

[bcarso]

[quote author="amorris"]Just looking at the first few pages makes me laugh... some nerdy authors of the book!!!! Steve Dove and doug fearn are the only 2 I would, by appearance, guess have ever been in a session! (at least any Ive been in)[/quote]

I think one of the best parts of the book is Steve's short biography in those first pages.

His experience is wide-ranging all right. I especially enjoyed his tales (not in the aforementioned bio) of working as a roadie for George Clinton (who employed all white guys for those jobs :grin: ). Trombipulation indeed!

 

[lofi]

On 20/03/2008, Iain Westland <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello, the vault that i will be using is throwing a wobbler at the
moment, please follow the following links to get the articles

www.lofi-studios.co.uk/hbfse.part1.rar
www.lofi-studios.co.uk/hbfse.part2.rar
www.lofi-studios.co.uk/hbfse.part3.rar
www.lofi-studios.co.uk/sdcd.pdf

will send you a propper invite when the vaults working as i will host
other stuff there aswel

any more stuff we want scurried away at the moment?

 

[JohnRoberts]

[quote author="bcarso"][quote author="amorris"]Just looking at the first few pages makes me laugh... some nerdy authors of the book!!!! Steve Dove and doug fearn are the only 2 I would, by appearance, guess have ever been in a session! (at least any Ive been in)[/quote]

I think one of the best parts of the book is Steve's short biography in those first pages.

His experience is wide-ranging all right. I especially enjoyed his tales (not in the aforementioned bio) of working as a roadie for George Clinton (who employed all white guys for those jobs :grin: ). Trombipulation indeed![/quote]

:grin: Yeah, Steve has been around. Did you know him when he worked with Harmon Automotive? Last I heard he was up in PA.

JR

 

[bcarso]

He actually never worked directly for automotive, although when he was in Northridge his cubicle was right down the hall from mine, and I did do the car stuff myself at that time. They hired him to design a new line of high-power amps for Pro, then (in the time-honored Harmanic fashion) pulled the plug on the project.