Comments for Kurt Aschliman http://kurtaschliman.com production manager for sanctus real, web developer with LOUDERmedia Sat, 11 Feb 2012 22:11:44 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on “Hey, how did you get your job in the Christian Music Industry?” Part 1 – Who you know by markandrsn http://kurtaschliman.com/2012/02/get-a-job-in-the-christian-music-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-4386 markandrsn Sat, 11 Feb 2012 22:11:44 +0000 http://kurtaschliman.com/?p=203#comment-4386 Nice post blogurtaman. "I am always happy to talk with interested people about my job." // Love this about you! Wanna see my PA? Nice post blogurtaman.

“I am always happy to talk with interested people about my job.” // Love this about you!

Wanna see my PA?

]]> Comment on “Hey, how did you get your job in the Christian Music Industry?” Part 1 – Who you know by Keith Mohr http://kurtaschliman.com/2012/02/get-a-job-in-the-christian-music-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-4383 Keith Mohr Sat, 11 Feb 2012 04:45:44 +0000 http://kurtaschliman.com/?p=203#comment-4383 Kurt, very nice post. Enjoyed it and will pass it on! Kurt, very nice post. Enjoyed it and will pass it on!

]]> Comment on “Hey, how did you get your job in the Christian Music Industry?” Part 1 – Who you know by HeyDeez http://kurtaschliman.com/2012/02/get-a-job-in-the-christian-music-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-4380 HeyDeez Fri, 10 Feb 2012 23:51:42 +0000 http://kurtaschliman.com/?p=203#comment-4380 My friend @kurtaschliman wrote a great, short post on how to get into the industry. For all you asking. Part 1: http://t.co/aGMrpy6X My friend @kurtaschliman wrote a great, short post on how to get into the industry. For all you asking. Part 1: http://t.co/aGMrpy6X

]]> Comment on Road Management in the Christian Music Industry by Kurt Aschliman http://kurtaschliman.com/2010/12/road-management-in-the-christian-music-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-3077 Kurt Aschliman Mon, 11 Jul 2011 19:42:35 +0000 http://kurtaschliman.com/?p=145#comment-3077 Hey Brian, thanks for the comment. I have indeed wanted to further talk through the tools and processes I use, I just haven't really had the time or the energy yet. I've also been in process of developing some of those tools, better honing in my workflow, etc. If you have any direct questions, feel free to email me at info@kurtaschliman.com. Thanks! Hey Brian, thanks for the comment. I have indeed wanted to further talk through the tools and processes I use, I just haven’t really had the time or the energy yet. I’ve also been in process of developing some of those tools, better honing in my workflow, etc. If you have any direct questions, feel free to email me at info@kurtaschliman.com. Thanks!

]]> Comment on Road Management in the Christian Music Industry by Brian Thornton http://kurtaschliman.com/2010/12/road-management-in-the-christian-music-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-3045 Brian Thornton Wed, 06 Jul 2011 09:04:55 +0000 http://kurtaschliman.com/?p=145#comment-3045 Kurt, I've enjoyed browsing through your articles. I found it by googleing "christian music road managers". I have a friend with an established and award winning Southern Gospel band that is taking a new direction with a new name in CCM. The final production details are being ironed out and release of the new cd is scheduled for August. He has asked me to be his road manager, sound guy & the 'something different' in the performance by singing a set. Studio work on the next album and more stage time following. I haven't given him an answer yet. The problem is, I don't have a clue about road managing. You had mentioned "In a future post I will detail out my processes for advancing and the tools I use to make my life easier and more streamlined." A quick search couldn't find the mention information. I hope you can point me in the direction of knowledge or practical experience. My passion is music but by trade I'm an systems engineer. Thanks, I look forward to a response. Brian grooverz@gmail.com mail@brianthornton.com Kurt,

I’ve enjoyed browsing through your articles. I found it by googleing “christian music road managers”. I have a friend with an established and award winning Southern Gospel band that is taking a new direction with a new name in CCM. The final production details are being ironed out and release of the new cd is scheduled for August.

He has asked me to be his road manager, sound guy & the ‘something different’ in the performance by singing a set. Studio work on the next album and more stage time following. I haven’t given him an answer yet.

The problem is, I don’t have a clue about road managing. You had mentioned “In a future post I will detail out my processes for advancing and the tools I use to make my life easier and more streamlined.” A quick search couldn’t find the mention information.

I hope you can point me in the direction of knowledge or practical experience. My passion is music but by trade I’m an systems engineer.

Thanks, I look forward to a response.

Brian
grooverz@gmail.com
mail@brianthornton.com

]]> Comment on When You’re at Your Wits’ End, You Find Out What Your Wits Are by Kevin Aschliman http://kurtaschliman.com/2011/01/when-youre-at-your-wits-end-you-find-out-what-your-wits-are/comment-page-1/#comment-2825 Kevin Aschliman Mon, 28 Feb 2011 21:02:06 +0000 http://kurtaschliman.com/?p=156#comment-2825 A wise friend of mine always says "Leadership happens in the cracks" meaning simply that we're not able to plan teachable moments...but we can be present in those "cracks of time." I'm honored to have been in this "crack" of time....probably more literally stuck in various cracks, trenches, holes, and whatever else my bike would have fit into!! What a day....remember that we got lost too that day, we were almost back to our campsite and had to flag a minivan down to lead us home....fun times! A wise friend of mine always says “Leadership happens in the cracks” meaning simply that we’re not able to plan teachable moments…but we can be present in those “cracks of time.” I’m honored to have been in this “crack” of time….probably more literally stuck in various cracks, trenches, holes, and whatever else my bike would have fit into!! What a day….remember that we got lost too that day, we were almost back to our campsite and had to flag a minivan down to lead us home….fun times!

]]> Comment on When You’re at Your Wits’ End, You Find Out What Your Wits Are by jeff harris http://kurtaschliman.com/2011/01/when-youre-at-your-wits-end-you-find-out-what-your-wits-are/comment-page-1/#comment-2471 jeff harris Tue, 11 Jan 2011 23:32:04 +0000 http://kurtaschliman.com/?p=156#comment-2471 Great post Kurt! Amazing the life lessons you can learn from seemingly inconsequential stuff like this. Thanks for sharing the story. Great post Kurt! Amazing the life lessons you can learn from seemingly inconsequential stuff like this. Thanks for sharing the story.

]]> Comment on When You’re at Your Wits’ End, You Find Out What Your Wits Are by Cara http://kurtaschliman.com/2011/01/when-youre-at-your-wits-end-you-find-out-what-your-wits-are/comment-page-1/#comment-2461 Cara Tue, 11 Jan 2011 01:33:09 +0000 http://kurtaschliman.com/?p=156#comment-2461 I enjoyed reading this post. I just finished a study on Psalm 126 on joy. I thought this idea from Eugene Peterson was interesting, true, and heartbreaking. "a common but futile strategy for achieving joy is trying to eliminate things that hurt: grt rid of pain by numbing the nerve ends, get rid of insecurity by eliminating risks, get rid of disappointment by depersonalizing your relationships. And then try to lighten the boredom of such a life by buying joy in the form of vacations and entertainment." Can you imagine what life would be like if we did trust God more, took risks in our life and in our relationships to bring them to a deeper level. The risk is getting hurt but the reward would be forming an unbreakable bond and discovering more of who we are and what God can do. I enjoyed reading this post. I just finished a study on Psalm 126 on joy. I thought this idea from Eugene Peterson was interesting, true, and heartbreaking. “a common but futile strategy for achieving joy is trying to eliminate things that hurt: grt rid of pain by numbing the nerve ends, get rid of insecurity by eliminating risks, get rid of disappointment by depersonalizing your relationships. And then try to lighten the boredom of such a life by buying joy in the form of vacations and entertainment.” Can you imagine what life would be like if we did trust God more, took risks in our life and in our relationships to bring them to a deeper level. The risk is getting hurt but the reward would be forming an unbreakable bond and discovering more of who we are and what God can do.

]]> Comment on Road Management in the Christian Music Industry by Kelly http://kurtaschliman.com/2010/12/road-management-in-the-christian-music-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-2250 Kelly Wed, 01 Dec 2010 21:06:22 +0000 http://kurtaschliman.com/?p=145#comment-2250 Very interesting Kurt...I've always wondered how everything came together and now I know it's all your doing! Pretty awesome gig you have there.:) Very interesting Kurt…I’ve always wondered how everything came together and now I know it’s all your doing! Pretty awesome gig you have there.:)

]]> Comment on Australia, Just a Bit Longer by Steve Burkett http://kurtaschliman.com/2010/04/australia-just-a-bit-longer/comment-page-1/#comment-1913 Steve Burkett Sun, 04 Apr 2010 05:26:20 +0000 http://kurtaschliman.com/?p=85#comment-1913 I hope you all have a safe flight! Your attitudes speak volumes!!! :) I hope you all have a safe flight!
Your attitudes speak volumes!!! :)

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