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| christofa |
great great great show...
I was center, standing between at what would be center ice and the stage. Best lights i've seen, sound was awesome, vibe was electric. Kevin opened perfectly as per usual. Heard so many classic tracks I though i'd never hear a dj spin, let alone from Tiesto at GM Place.. Paid 125 for my GA Ticket -- worth every penny. Will go down in my books as one of the best... |
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| jholten |
| quote: | Originally posted by siastyle
hey does anyone have a tracklist of the whole night by anychance? |
I think there is a unordered tracklist in one of the earlier posts |
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| Focus@Lotus |
I find it funny how someone who was not there can comment about the vibe based on photos and videos.
Take this from someone who was stone cold sober and working at the show, the place was packed with girls and the energy and vibe in GM Place was unreal, I was very surprised and impressed.
From the brewhouse to the suites to the floor to the stand to back stage.. EVERYWHERE people were caning it!
From a security stand point there were no fights, no problems short of a few kids who couldnt handle their pills.....
It was an amazing experience, even sober. So I can only imagine....
If you didn't go you missed out. PERIOD. |
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| sw1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by xtr3m
Covering the mic hole doesn't make any difference in my case. Somehow the bass still finds a way to get in. Apparently Canons are crappy with loud music. Here's a discussion that might answer some of the questions: http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...69&forumid=1&s=
That's a great video, sw1! |
Spasiba, Mark! Will post the rest shortly! Can anyone help with track ids? I'm kinda dumb when it comes to track names and stuff.:conf: |
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| sw1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by apri_peel
steve, a piece of somewhat thick sponge, soft foam or soft but thick fabric like wool over the mic would work well, no accidental chance of moving your finger over the mic to create even more noise and doesnt ruin your camera like tape would |
Tape just blocks out the highs. Those are good suggestions though. The soft thick material could act as a sound baffle or insulation to cut down the lower frequencies. However, I'll think I'll try setting my mic level to the minimum. |
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