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Pippin friendica
I'm reminded why I don't go to nightclubs and why I've pretty much stopped going to ConFuzzled's dances. (Just been to Animalz and it's incredibly loud, rammed full, a pain to get into, and doesn't really have any positives to counteract those points. πŸ˜•)
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Light The Unicorn! mastodon (AP)
Nightclubs aren't really my scene so didn't really have any intention to go, for those that like it I'm glad it's there, but yeah I'm with ya!
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Pippin friendica
@Light 2.1, Sparkle Edition My friends went so I gave it a try. Probably the fastest I've '"noped" out of a cfz dance. πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ
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Light The Unicorn! mastodon (AP)
Hey, if its not for you, it's not for you. You gave it a shot!
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I'm sorry to hear it wasn't a good time for you! But I absolutely get it. I really really love dancing in fursuit and have been to other nights when it was maybe less rammed than Animalz, and having a big doofy fursuit head provides some ear protection. That said, this is my third CFz and they've always seemed bad to me on sound adjustment. Just too loud and the bass cranked up ridiculously high that it's impossible to make out any other part of the music much of the time, like a kid with a subwoofer in the back of his cheap car who's turned the bass up as high as it'll go because they just want to rattle windows. I get that it's a rave but when people just talking into the mic at the opening ceremony feels like it's shattering my ribcage, it makes me think the audio balancing might want some reworking.

Gosh I sound so old. ^^;

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Phil M0OFX hometown (AP)
@Doran_Eirok It's weird reading that, I had a conversation with one of the AV guys *many* years ago in the bar, and he talked at length about how they spent hours soundchecking and figuring out how much bass and volume they could push, how they tried to avoid deadspots and resonances... (this was just as I was getting into radio so 'ooh standing waves!' clicked). It was tons of work... sad if he's left, he was great at it.
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@philpem yeah, Zel is knowledgeable about stuff like this and talked about how hard it is to configure for a room, how it changes when it's full of people of course, especially a weird long thin room like Scotia used to have back in Livingston. But they managed to do a remarkably good job of it there somehow!

And of course could just be I'm old and don't like as much bass as the kiddos, I dunno

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Phil M0OFX hometown (AP)
That's pretty much why I used to go to the dead dog and very little else. About half the con had already gone home and the music was pure school-disco cheese. Brought the nice memories of school back without the bad ones.
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