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SomeAudioGuy · 03-31-2008, 03:10 PM

Yeah it's been a year now. I've had a blast with it, and am getting a really positive response from it.
I really love tinkering with gear. It's like a painter with brushes I guess. I've got a pretty crazy mic cabinet right now. It's a little ALL over the place at the moment.
I just think it's really more important to know HOW to use you your kit, than WHAT kit you might have. It's really why I started bogging in the first place.
To many of the actors I worked with at Abram's Artists were getting milked at places like Guitar Center because they needed to have "the best". Of course they offered no support.
Kinda broke my heart when one actress after spending about $4500 on kit, couldn't make her recordings sound any better than when she just had a mobilepre and sm58.
Hence the birth of Some Audio Guy...

03-31-2008, 03:10 PM	#5 (permalink)
SomeAudioGuy Voice Director Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: LA Posts: 69	Yeah it's been a year now. I've had a blast with it, and am getting a really positive response from it. I really love tinkering with gear. It's like a painter with brushes I guess. I've got a pretty crazy mic cabinet right now. It's a little ALL over the place at the moment. I just think it's really more important to know HOW to use you your kit, than WHAT kit you might have. It's really why I started bogging in the first place. To many of the actors I worked with at Abram's Artists were getting milked at places like Guitar Center because they needed to have "the best". Of course they offered no support. Kinda broke my heart when one actress after spending about $4500 on kit, couldn't make her recordings sound any better than when she just had a mobilepre and sm58. Hence the birth of Some Audio Guy...