Re: [Harp-L] Re:Blue Ringer Mic

[Vince Meghrouni <Foomcorp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Indeed.  Best to introduce yourself early, exchange pleasantries  
("two people working together on the same job site").  Then you know  
that persons name and can use it rather than saying "Hey  
soundman" (or hey soundwoman).  If the communication isn't working,  
if direction is ignored, misunderstood or acted upon with brutal  
hamfistedness rather than nimble incrementalism, best to cut your  
losses and just smile rather than confuse the issue further.  That  
way you keep them on your side as Mr. Walden mentions and you are not  
contributing to their further muddling/meddling.

Reginald "Rex" "Rich" Tobago
Backporch Pontificator
Once photographed in the vicinity of a harmonica

On May 27, 2007, at 10:35 AM, MundHarp@xxxxxxx wrote:

> MAKE FRIENDS WITH THE SOUND MAN!
> When you are playing with an orchestra, you have very little control.
> If the sound person is any good, they will sort it! But PLEASE  
> don't upset
> them... Because if they don't like you, your in trouble.
> Hope that helps!
> John Walden
> London
> England
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