Grant Bridgeman - Sound Engineer

For Apple and Logic Studio users, a whole suite of updates have been posted:

http://www.apple.com/logicstudio/download/

Quite a few changes apparently.

I'm downloading now, but have not installed as yet.

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I'm just recovering from working at "The Big Reunion" music festival, and I was quite dissapointed with some of the soundies that were working there. I was attached to a film crew, and so doing lots of interviews, vox pops - the usual - but when I'd approach the guys on desks and ask "what radio frequencies are you using for IEM's, vocal mic's etc" I too often received the "blank stare".

It's all to do with intermodulation. It's not good enough to k

Well, swaning in again from time running around like a blue arsed fly - or should that be swan ? Hmmmm, also it's clearly demonstrated that I am a luddite, as my last blog post about Gothcruise dissapeared into the internet ether and put me off from doing another. But here I am again at the digital interface. And I'm far too excited. I really need to calm down, and not have any caffine t

Well I feel like a stranger round here these days, lots of new members (hurrah), more structure to the forums (jolly good), lots of good posts. Splendid. I'm trying to figure out when I last had to time to sit down and put my 10 digits into the computer's binary digits, but it's been a while. That's one of the hardest things about being a freelance sound engineer, the work rate is very uncontrollable sometimes - "feast or famine" is a common phrase, and it's about right. There

It's fantastic the way in which technology has developed to allow us to record and produce music on a restricted budget and in the comfort of our own homes. I also still find it so frustrating when this technology all goes slightly wrong, and we are left flumoxed as to why things are no longer working - especially when we rely on this technology to bring in our income.

I'm a sound engineer - but today I've had to understand that a FAT32 drive won't