[sdiy] testing 1, 2, 3
Peter Grenader
peter at buzzclick-music.com
Sat Oct 15 06:17:23 CEST 2005
Hey ---we're tryin' to get some sleep here...would ya MIND??????
WeAreAs1 at aol.com wrote:
> Check, one, two.
>
> Two, two, TWO, TWO, TWO. TWO. TWO. TWO. TWO. TWO.
>
> Just checking to see if this creaky old mailing list is still working. I
> always see the replies, but never see the original post to which people are
> replying. This seems to happen every six months or so. Why??? What am I
> being
> punished for? (please don't answer that...)
>
> On another note, I don't know about you guys, but it bugs the hell out of me
> how today's live sound engineers are always saying "two, two, two" during
> sound checks. Just "two, two, two" -- nothing else. They always pronounce it
> "tee-you", like some badly programmed Simmons drum, over and over -- as if
> they're somehow trying to get the pronunciation JUST RIGHT. And by "just
> right" I
> mean "more annoying than Fran Drescher on coke". Whatever happened to
> "Testing, one, two, three"? It's as if all these guys care about is how the
> "t"
> sibilant sounds. Oh yeah -- that, and the kick drum. The kick drum has got
> to be
> able to drown out every other instrument on stage, including the bass guitar.
> Keyboards? Fuggedaboutit! I'm sure there's a special place in hell for
> these guys: they get to spend eternity as the bass drum in a junior high
> school
> marching band. The song that the drummer plays on them only has one beat, and
> it repeats forever. The beat goes "two, two, two, two, two...."
>
> Michael B.
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