[Harp-L] SETTINGS FOR HARP CDR

[icemanle@xxxxxxx]

A great way to understand your harp CDR settings is to spend an afternoon with clean sounding amp, mic, harmonica and CDR. Sit and play with ALL the variables. Turn each knob through all the "numbers". After a while, you develop an inherent sense of how to shape the sound. Even try the alternate mic element setting to the mic you use. You'd be surprised at the colors and variations you'll find.
 
Let your ears be your guide. Twirl knobs with abandonment. Learn the equipment. 
 
Sometimes it takes a few hours or even a few sessions to grasp what the potentials are.
 
The Iceman 
 
-----Original Message-----
From: brasso9@xxxxxxxxxxxx


Since you never said what type amp you were playing through, which maybe we 
could have worked out a different solution.
I will attempt to set you in the right direction since it would take a couple 
pages to explain the settings on the Harp Cdr (HC) "AND" the PA.  My honest 
suggestion is to go to http://www.holmeseng.com/index.htm  and on the left side 
menu click on "Dealing with the sound man".  I'm sure you have your own sound 
equipment, however it will explain that part of the equation.
Then, if you have time, you can drop down and go to "ASK QUESTIONS"?

However do this go to the bottom where it say's E-MAIL and click on that. Then 
tell Ron (he makes them ) that "BRASSO" told you to e-mail him and give you a 
quick rundown on the best way to run the HC to the amp.

I'm not BS you, if you want  the info do like I said, I've known Ron for a long 
time and he's built me some outstanding equipment....try it....YOU'LL LIKE IT!!  
LOL

KOH
Brasso
Alamo HOOT
SPAH'
SABS
Blue F.
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