Nall supervised in what my father, an unreconstructed pro-management right-winger, would call "the union sense" - meaning that he stood around in the general vicinity while the work was happening, contributing nothing of measurable value, but was graciously willing to have his name attached to the credit at the end. :)

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Unfortunately, that would require me to have some semblance of a clue about such matters, either to portray a convincing retro setup or extrapolate some futuristic version that wasn't complete bollocks. Since I don't, neither exercise would have been satisfying.

I mean, I know Kate has a Yamaha DX7 and an ARP Odyssey in her collection (the former mainly to tweak her father, the latter because she loves that weird noise it makes if you use the aftertouch without setting a voice for it), and her stage setup almost invariably includes the Odyssey and a theremin, but that's it, that's as far as the keyboard train goes. About guitar effects I know nothing whatever. :)

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On another note, the two positions marked 'Kaitlyn' boggled me for a second, and then my brain caught up: she moves from Mic 2 to Mic 5 depending on the song, right?

“They planned their campaigns just as you might make a splendid piece of harness. It looks very well; and answers very well; until it gets broken; and then you are done for. Now I made my campaigns of ropes. If anything went wrong, I tied a knot; and went on.”
-- Arthur Wellesley, First Duke of Wellington

Right. On some songs she's not playing anything in the keyboard stack, so she comes out front - sometimes on guitar, sometimes just rockin' the mic stand.

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>^.^<

"A good plan executed now is better than
a perfect plan next week" - Gen George
S. Patton, Jr.

Heh! Toward the end of his 2004 show Part Troll, Bill Bailey does a brief segment in which he demonstrates that the Edge could be playing "Jingle Bells" under there for all we know.

Also, Kaitlyn has been known to apply a wah pedal to almost anything, up to and including a Hammond B3 electric organ and, on one memorable occasion, Miki's mic.

--G.
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