Recent content by ralxz

Ouch!

Nice post ship :) Great stuff. Thanks.

"P.S. these really suck, but check 'em out anyway http://library.thinkquest.org/J003336/laughshack.htm" Wow...

Cool, thanks guys :)

I heard one of my fellow techie say this over the clearcom right before the show started: "By the way, we don't mess up. We just like improv sometimes."

What do you mean, AVGuyAndy? What kind of iron are you talking about, and how? Sorry. I really don't know anything about cable making at all :p If you guys can find any thorough tutorials, feel free to link to them, too :)

Yeah, I understand what you mean koncept. The multitool is just for me to carry around, mainly. I will have access to all the (full sized) tools from the school. I'm asking more for the actual cable-making comments, not as much as the tools.

You guys have probably seen this, but just found it on the site. I totally agree with the article :) http://www.controlbooth.com/content-2.html

Ooh tough question. I'm guessing not, since it's actually not flying around in the air and it can't get deposited in your teeth. Probably, the most likeable thing that would happen is that you'd just breathe it. It doesn't make sense it'd go straight in your teeth rather than doing your mouth...

Can someone PM me the answer? I'd like to know the exact answer :)

I'm not sure if this is suppose to go in the Sound area, but I asked my TD about why people would need a multitool (like a leatherman) for the sound engineering department. He said that it's used to make, strip, and create cables. I'm not sure if this includes converters, too, but it sounds...

People usually call me from my last name (Ghods) but I'd rather techie over technician until I get more expeirence (as moderately_clueless said).

Well we just had a really serious play (Macbeth by Shakespear), and I think the best way to keep the actors interested, in general, is to have at least a moderate-funny play next :p

Yeah. LEDs barely use any battery, but it's still some. The best way to go is to get rechargable batteries, though. They save you so much $$$ nowadays.

I second www.sounddogs.com Their full tracks are usually between $1-$10 each, which is quite reasonable.