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1 comments:
Thanks for reading my post on drum sample layering over at The Stereo Bus. That's one of my favorite tips - thought I'd lead with something really strong when just starting out. Yeah, I'd love to exchange links. Your idea of the isolation headphones and the extension cable for adjusting guitar mics is a good one. I don't do as much live sound as studio work but I always had problems with isolation and running back-and-forth. I use Etymotic ER-4 in-ear monitors which already offer about 25db of isolation so an extension cable is all I'd need. Rock.
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