I was curious. Where did Steve learn sound engineering? On the staff page, it says he has a degree in journalism. Did he intern? or go to another school (highly doubted)?

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no, jerm,

you're wrong--intern_8033 was not joking. i think that anyone who is a self-respecting audio engineer frequents prosoundweb.com, and is proud of it. steve, and every other engineer worth pissing on, regards this site as the "Recordingman's Bible". you should try reading some of those features, you'll see what i mean.

i've known steve for 25 years, and we both learned how to record from the same person--joe swift, who was originally from billings, mt. steve and i had competing bands in that town, and exactly half of our high school liked his, and the other half liked mine. i decided that if my band's records sounded better than his band's, then more people would like us, and i would win the contest. but, we both got the same idea at the same time. we still pretended to hate each other in public, but over at joe's house, we were great pals. i have fond memories of steve trying to edit a tape on which i was making fun of joe. joe was really phobic of germs, and that was a great source of humour at times.

jet

thanks for the information. I like that website also.

It's really funny that everyone is going off on this Jerm guy, but I didn't think that most of you had a valid reason. Now I am beginning to see why.

why are people retracting their posts? that's so fucking frustrating. don't post it if just going to edit it out. jeez, have some fucking integrity.

Iain.

A wise man once told me...

"you can either go to school for sound engineering, or you can spend the same amount of money on the gear, and teach yourself"

I agree.

THX,
Jason

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