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In Reply to: RE: business posted by Inmate51 on September 27, 2011 at 21:34:06

I know sound. I know how to use equipment and I have an ear. I've worked with thousands of bands, including hundreds of national and international acts.

Until just recently I was never concerned about myself going on tour cause I've been working in this venue. But now that it is being sold, I have to learn how to get myself out there. I figured this would be a good way to talk to other touring engineers about how they got started.

So to sum up, I know sound (especially analog) but what I don't know is how to let managers and bands know that I exist in an effective way...

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RE: business - Inmate51 20:07:43 09/30/11 (0)
"I know sound. I know how to use equipment and I have an ear. I've worked with thousands of bands, including hundreds of national and international acts. "

Wow. You should have no trouble finding an appropriate position. Work at guitar center until it comes along. You'll make even more contacts, and some money.

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