Richardcleaver.com Website Review

Make an effort to answer all your questions about the person behind your blog. And, for a number of you who write mepersonally, yes, I am that Richard Cleaver. Throughout my own life, I have played with many roles: student, educator, artist, music engineer, applications engineer, business executive. The roles I treasure ? Disciple, husband, father. Early Years I began life in 1957. I had been born in Lachine, Quebec. We moved to a fair amount as a family. I attended a number of schools in West Island Montreal as we moved from Lachine to Dorval and to Baie d'Urfe. I also spent time living in England: Wombourne and Folkestone. Married I married Lorraine in 1979. Certainly one of the best decisions I have ever made in my life. We lived in Toronto for several years as I tried to get recognized as a musician and sound engineer and after that, even once we pondered the chance to open up a commercial recording studio, I made your choice to go to university. I completed an undergraduate Welcome to richardcleaver.com! This was my home on the internet since 2004. I will be a guitarist, a music scientist, a writer, a photographer, a cyclist, a retired officer and probably most other things. Most important to me is my faith and my family. Thanks for dropping by. You I post a few times a week about logos, sound technology, and functioning churches in music and sound. Take a look at your weblog here Concert footage, studio tours, mixing and sound seminars from my YouTu*e channel. You may test them out here So much gear, so little time. My guitar gear through recent years. A humble yet powerful selection of tone. See it I've played guitar for over 40 years now. As a young musician, I entrusted professionally in service of Christian musicians. Since the 1970s I have served in lots of praise and worship teams in Canada. Consistently learning and always hoping to increase my musical skills. 1 evening I hope to be considered a good jazz guitarist. It is really a journey for me. Probably the single most difficult thing for me to do on a guitar would be