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I have some really good reference that I hope will be able to open some doors for me.

Hello every one.

I was wondering if any one here had any experience with working for IATSE.
What type of job stability should I expect?
What kinda of pay could I expect?
What is the best way to ...

Now I really want it!
I only know the ruined ind, and I love them. But yea, it does have the trademark Fender volume jump. But I am only 22, 'tis all I know.

Haha.

I wish I had the money for that. Believe me I would. It has to be my personal fav amp. At least in a studio.
I just moved to Toronto, and have yet to settle into a job. so money is being sp ...

In that case, I will do some scouting around (I am currently dropping of resumes at most of theses places, so it is really no skin off my back to ask around).

Feel free to email me at kevinfrasermu ...

Steves Music actually.
They have a real nice recording department.
I am currently in the process of trying to get heired there (no I am not doing sales for them them online, I just figured Toronto ...

Just go with one or the other.
If it is your first pre, so long as it is flexible, it will treat you right.

Then you will have a better understanding of what you want out of your next pre.

The Summit Audio 2BA 221 is a great, high quality single channel pre. At a great price.
It has a wonderful transparent sound, but also comes with a bypassable tube, allowing you to add as much color ...

A lot of players prefer the 58 over the 57 for harp. It is easier to cup the hands over it, and the pop filter works better to minimize wind blast noises and such. And, you need a mic preamp to run an ...

I love the idea of rocking out of an amp. But there are plenty of times where I want a cleaner harmonica sound. I may still add a little drive to it with a plug in.

So would the 57 be a solid choic ...

I need a 57 as it stands right now.
I should have asked who has successfully recorded with a 57.

I have a summit audio 2ba 221. It's all I have for the time being, that and my mbox's pre's.

I am looking into buying a new dynamic mic for recording the harmonica.
My roommate is a fantastic player. I want to fully capture his talents.

I would greatly prefer one where it can be cupped, ...

Chances are you are not going to learn how to mix and make your songs sound great. Mixing takes allot of practice, trail and error, and a solid understanding of the properties of sound.

It is some ...

I would love to see the two used side by side in your hands then.