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Re: Manchester show

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CatJun 12, 2008
 

 
I sat circle 1st row, to the left. Tony's voice was fine throughout.
Struggled a bit with the others and had to rely on Paul's reactions a
lot in the first show.

Second show much better. I think audience reactions will reflect this.
But my lip-reading skills improved no end!

I heard most of the story-telling, but when there was a build-up of
laughter I missed the banter between the panellists, but no doubt
that'll be picked up for the radio transmission.

Essentially, I only have one thing to say about last night - it was
great, and if anybody from the show is reading this...PLEASE COME BACK
TO MANCHESTER!

--- In just-a-minute@..., "Fin L" <felumb@...> wrote:
>
> --- In just-a-minute@..., "jon.burton23" <jon.burton23@>
> wrote:
> >
> >
> > "Paul Wimsett" <plwimsett@> wrote:
> > > Surely a radio show is purely sound? If the sound goes wrong, don't
> > > they have to do it all again?
> >
> > I guess they have a feed into the Outside Broadcast truck outside to
> > record, and another feed which goes into the Public Address system
> > (speakers) within the theatre. The balance of sound would be right for
> > the recorded version, because they would have tested it and engineers
> > would have rectified any problems - I assume.
> >
> >
> > Jon
> >
>
> Yeah, they tested the volume at the begining of both shows, but I could
> hear the first intro, but struggled to hear most of the first show.
> The second show I could hear most of it though I still struggled to
> hear Paul.
>
> Cat, where abouts were you sat? I think that had some influence over
> how much you heard. I was on the 4th row of the circle to the left and
> could hear all unless the audience was reacting.
>

 
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