Ok so it's not the meeting musicians, it's the meeting the ones serious enough to want to record their stuff...

Fliers on campuses is how I would do it.

lolz, good idea. The worst (and best) part about the recording biz in modern times I think is how everyone can buy their own gear for cheap (the good stuff is still uber high) and make a demo or single. The thing is most don't understand the value of having an education in this business. It's one thing to twiddle the attack knob on a compresser, and another to know that if you give it a very short attack, but leave just enough time before compression starts that you'll actually accentuate the crack of a snare, not kill it. *end rant* Anyhow....

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It's one thing to twiddle the attack knob on a compresser, and another to know that if you give it a very short attack, but leave just enough time before compression starts that you'll actually accentuate the crack of a snare, not kill it. *end rant* Anyhow....

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Would twiddlin' the knobs on that amp be Marshall Diddlin?
(throw the rocks at Chester . . . he made me do it.)

Call howard Pollack at PM group in Norman. He puts on a lot of music shows in the state and knows a lot of local talent.