Tonight, apparently. Master Ess has updated his Soundclick page, and I have been charged to spam you poor folks with his new demo song, a self exlanatory ditty that Master B. lifted from Gary's JS-5 Jam Station. http://www.soundclick.com/garyess -- Robin Banks LLC, Grand Bahamas Advanced Risk and Wealth Management
On 5/28/10 1:58 PM, Robin Banks wrote: > Tonight, apparently. Master Ess has updated his Soundclick page, and I have > been charged to spam you poor folks with his new demo song, a self > exlanatory ditty that Master B. lifted from Gary's JS-5 Jam Station. > > http://www.soundclick.com/garyess Where do we go for a refund on the 4+ minutes in The Pitch Research Lab? :-D dick The True Spirit of '08: <http://tinyurl.com/2j78qt> The Boss Confronting "The American Taliban" <http://tinyurl.com/bt75g8> (he's right behind me, isn't he?) --- news://freenews.netfront.net/ - complaints: ---
dick <> whinged news:htpct6$j90$: > On 5/28/10 1:58 PM, Robin Banks wrote: >> Tonight, apparently. Master Ess has updated his Soundclick page, and >> I have been charged to spam you poor folks with his new demo song, a >> self exlanatory ditty that Master B. lifted from Gary's JS-5 Jam >> Station. >> >> http://www.soundclick.com/garyess > > Where do we go for a refund on the 4+ minutes in The Pitch Research > Lab? > :-D > > dick Oh, thank you! Master Gary is always looking for advice and ways to improve his music. What instrument is it that you play, other than lead fist that is? ) -- Robin Banks LLC, Grand Bahamas Advanced Risk and Wealth Management
Robin Banks <> whinged news:Xns9D869841AA2EBRobinBanksGBLLC@85.214.73.210: > Tonight, apparently. Master Ess has updated his Soundclick page, and I > have been charged to spam you poor folks with his new demo song, a > self exlanatory ditty that Master B. lifted from Gary's JS-5 Jam > Station. > > http://www.soundclick.com/garyess After conversing with the authors and musicians, some things were glaringly evident: 1. The first 8 bars were "kittywonkas"... A genuine Native North American term for "fzcked" or "Out of Square" according to Masters B. and S. This was alleviated somewhat by removing the scratch track, adding a synth to strengthen the melody out of the gate, chaging the bass patch to get rid of an out=of-tune sample, redoing the bass line, and sampling various guitar parts from all over the song. 2. There was a horrid vocal harmony that crept into the mix just before the modulation which made Gary's "skin crawl." This version fixes the harmony before the "Bb thing in the middle." 3. Guitars more upfront as befitting of a tune with "Nashville" in the name, and some mild compression added to de-spike the clean Tele. 4. Patches changed: Bass from Fretless to Fingered with gobs of reverb and no chorus, Synth from Caliope to Saw Wave with gobs of reverb AND chorus, and Muted Guitar patch bathed in reverb and chorus. Also more reverb on the drums, as the boys thought it was time to get him out of the broom closet and into the bar with them to meet all the old broads and drink a bit. 5. They want ME to do a vocal line on it! Good Lord, and I don't mean "Jon," they do NOT need a boozy old rocker ruining this thing! It's all here, minus the extra vocals, as I believe it sounds "British" enough. #4 on the Beach charts (Gary said this song has always "been a Beach" or something like that) and it is "Keep Nashville on Hold," brickwalled to anhilate songs 1, 2, and 3. http://www.soundclick.com/garyess Thank you for any help you can be with the mix as my ears are burnt out on this thing. It seems I can get it sounding fine in the 24 bit host, but it doesn't translate well to wave or worse, MP3, with the downsampling. -- Robin Banks LLC, Grand Bahamas Advanced Risk and Wealth Management
On 5/29/10 6:44 PM, Robin Banks wrote: >> Tonight, apparently. Master Ess has updated his Soundclick page, and I >> have been charged to spam you poor folks with his new demo song, a >> self exlanatory ditty that Master B. lifted from Gary's JS-5 Jam >> Station. >> http://www.soundclick.com/garyess > After conversing with the authors and musicians, some things were > glaringly evident: > 1. The first 8 bars were "kittywonkas"... A genuine Native North American > term for "fzcked" or "Out of Square" according to Masters B. and S. This > was alleviated somewhat by removing the scratch track, adding a synth to > strengthen the melody out of the gate, chaging the bass patch to get rid > of an out=of-tune sample, redoing the bass line, and sampling various > guitar parts from all over the song. > 2. There was a horrid vocal harmony that crept into the mix just before > the modulation which made Gary's "skin crawl." This version fixes the > harmony before the "Bb thing in the middle." > 3. Guitars more upfront as befitting of a tune with "Nashville" in the > name, and some mild compression added to de-spike the clean Tele. > 4. Patches changed: Bass from Fretless to Fingered with gobs of reverb > and no chorus, Synth from Caliope to Saw Wave with gobs of reverb AND > chorus, and Muted Guitar patch bathed in reverb and chorus. Also more > reverb on the drums, as the boys thought it was time to get him out of > the broom closet and into the bar with them to meet all the old broads > and drink a bit. > 5. They want ME to do a vocal line on it! Good Lord, and I don't mean > "Jon," they do NOT need a boozy old rocker ruining this thing! > It's all here, minus the extra vocals, as I believe it sounds "British" > enough. #4 on the Beach charts (Gary said this song has always "been a > Beach" or something like that) and it is "Keep Nashville on Hold," > brickwalled to anhilate songs 1, 2, and 3. > http://www.soundclick.com/garyess > Thank you for any help you can be with the mix as my ears are burnt out > on this thing. It seems I can get it sounding fine in the 24 bit host, > but it doesn't translate well to wave or worse, MP3, with the > downsampling. I feel your pain, bitch. Can you feel mine? ;-) Wasted away again in Kittywonkas-ville... You and your posse have taken Geezer-Rock to a new plateau! :-D dick The True Spirit of '08: <http://tinyurl.com/2j78qt> The Boss Confronting "The American Taliban"Æ <http://tinyurl.com/bt75g8> (he's right behind me, isn't he?) --- news://freenews.netfront.net/ - complaints: ---
dick <> whinged news:htsj9d$20gj$: > On 5/29/10 6:44 PM, Robin Banks wrote: >>> Tonight, apparently. Master Ess has updated his Soundclick page, and >>> I have been charged to spam you poor folks with his new demo song, a >>> self exlanatory ditty that Master B. lifted from Gary's JS-5 Jam >>> Station. >>> http://www.soundclick.com/garyess >> After conversing with the authors and musicians, some things were >> glaringly evident: >> 1. The first 8 bars were "kittywonkas"... A genuine Native North >> American term for "fzcked" or "Out of Square" according to Masters B. >> and S. This was alleviated somewhat by removing the scratch track, >> adding a synth to strengthen the melody out of the gate, chaging the >> bass patch to get rid of an out=of-tune sample, redoing the bass >> line, and sampling various guitar parts from all over the song. >> 2. There was a horrid vocal harmony that crept into the mix just >> before the modulation which made Gary's "skin crawl." This version >> fixes the harmony before the "Bb thing in the middle." >> 3. Guitars more upfront as befitting of a tune with "Nashville" in >> the name, and some mild compression added to de-spike the clean Tele. >> 4. Patches changed: Bass from Fretless to Fingered with gobs of >> reverb and no chorus, Synth from Caliope to Saw Wave with gobs of >> reverb AND chorus, and Muted Guitar patch bathed in reverb and >> chorus. Also more reverb on the drums, as the boys thought it was >> time to get him out of the broom closet and into the bar with them to >> meet all the old broads and drink a bit. >> 5. They want ME to do a vocal line on it! Good Lord, and I don't mean >> "Jon," they do NOT need a boozy old rocker ruining this thing! >> It's all here, minus the extra vocals, as I believe it sounds >> "British" enough. #4 on the Beach charts (Gary said this song has >> always "been a Beach" or something like that) and it is "Keep >> Nashville on Hold," brickwalled to anhilate songs 1, 2, and 3. >> http://www.soundclick.com/garyess >> Thank you for any help you can be with the mix as my ears are burnt >> out on this thing. It seems I can get it sounding fine in the 24 bit >> host, but it doesn't translate well to wave or worse, MP3, with the >> downsampling. > > I feel your pain, bitch. > Can you feel mine? ;-) > > Wasted away again in Kittywonkas-ville... > You and your posse have taken Geezer-Rock to a new plateau! :-D > > dick Why thank you, Richard. We do try to play the room. They also do requests, if you pass them up written on a joint or case of beer. ) -- Robin Banks LLC, Grand Bahamas Advanced Risk and Wealth Management
Robin Banks wrote: > dick <> whinged > news:htsj9d$20gj$: > > > On 5/29/10 6:44 PM, Robin Banks wrote: > >>> Tonight, apparently. Master Ess has updated his Soundclick page, > and >>> I have been charged to spam you poor folks with his new demo > song, a >>> self exlanatory ditty that Master B. lifted from Gary's > JS-5 Jam >>> Station. > >>> http://www.soundclick.com/garyess > >> After conversing with the authors and musicians, some things were > >> glaringly evident: > >> 1. The first 8 bars were "kittywonkas"... A genuine Native North > >> American term for "fzcked" or "Out of Square" according to Masters > B. >> and S. This was alleviated somewhat by removing the scratch > track, >> adding a synth to strengthen the melody out of the gate, > chaging the >> bass patch to get rid of an out=of-tune sample, > redoing the bass >> line, and sampling various guitar parts from all > over the song. >> 2. There was a horrid vocal harmony that crept > into the mix just >> before the modulation which made Gary's "skin > crawl." This version >> fixes the harmony before the "Bb thing in the > middle." >> 3. Guitars more upfront as befitting of a tune with > "Nashville" in >> the name, and some mild compression added to > de-spike the clean Tele. >> 4. Patches changed: Bass from Fretless > to Fingered with gobs of >> reverb and no chorus, Synth from Caliope > to Saw Wave with gobs of >> reverb AND chorus, and Muted Guitar patch > bathed in reverb and >> chorus. Also more reverb on the drums, as the > boys thought it was >> time to get him out of the broom closet and > into the bar with them to >> meet all the old broads and drink a bit. > >> 5. They want ME to do a vocal line on it! Good Lord, and I don't > mean >> "Jon," they do NOT need a boozy old rocker ruining this thing! > >> It's all here, minus the extra vocals, as I believe it sounds > >> "British" enough. #4 on the Beach charts (Gary said this song has > >> always "been a Beach" or something like that) and it is "Keep > >> Nashville on Hold," brickwalled to anhilate songs 1, 2, and 3. > >> http://www.soundclick.com/garyess > >> Thank you for any help you can be with the mix as my ears are burnt > >> out on this thing. It seems I can get it sounding fine in the 24 > bit >> host, but it doesn't translate well to wave or worse, MP3, > with the >> downsampling. > > > > I feel your pain, bitch. > > Can you feel mine? ;-) > > > > Wasted away again in Kittywonkas-ville... > > You and your posse have taken Geezer-Rock to a new plateau! :-D > > > > dick > > Why thank you, Richard. We do try to play the room. > > They also do requests, if you pass them up written on a joint or case > of beer. ) One Toke Over The Line!!! -- Cheers, Ben
Robin Banks wrote: > dick <> whinged > news:htpct6$j90$: > > > On 5/28/10 1:58 PM, Robin Banks wrote: > >> Tonight, apparently. Master Ess has updated his Soundclick page, > and >> I have been charged to spam you poor folks with his new demo > song, a >> self exlanatory ditty that Master B. lifted from Gary's > JS-5 Jam >> Station. > > > > >> http://www.soundclick.com/garyess > > > > Where do we go for a refund on the 4+ minutes in The Pitch Research > > Lab? > > :-D > > > > dick > > Oh, thank you! Master Gary is always looking for advice and ways to > improve his music. What instrument is it that you play, other than > lead fist that is? ) bwahaaahaahahaha -- Cheers, Ben
Robin Banks wrote: > Robin Banks <> whinged > news:Xns9D869841AA2EBRobinBanksGBLLC@85.214.73.210: > > > Tonight, apparently. Master Ess has updated his Soundclick page, > > and I have been charged to spam you poor folks with his new demo > > song, a self exlanatory ditty that Master B. lifted from Gary's > > JS-5 Jam Station. > > > > http://www.soundclick.com/garyess > > After conversing with the authors and musicians, some things were > glaringly evident: > > 1. The first 8 bars were "kittywonkas"... A genuine Native North > American term for "fzcked" or "Out of Square" according to Masters B. > and S. This was alleviated somewhat by removing the scratch track, > adding a synth to strengthen the melody out of the gate, chaging the > bass patch to get rid of an out=of-tune sample, redoing the bass > line, and sampling various guitar parts from all over the song. > > 2. There was a horrid vocal harmony that crept into the mix just > before the modulation which made Gary's "skin crawl." This version > fixes the harmony before the "Bb thing in the middle." > > 3. Guitars more upfront as befitting of a tune with "Nashville" in > the name, and some mild compression added to de-spike the clean Tele. > > 4. Patches changed: Bass from Fretless to Fingered with gobs of > reverb and no chorus, Synth from Caliope to Saw Wave with gobs of > reverb AND chorus, and Muted Guitar patch bathed in reverb and > chorus. Also more reverb on the drums, as the boys thought it was > time to get him out of the broom closet and into the bar with them to > meet all the old broads and drink a bit. > > 5. They want ME to do a vocal line on it! Good Lord, and I don't mean > "Jon," they do NOT need a boozy old rocker ruining this thing! > > It's all here, minus the extra vocals, as I believe it sounds > "British" enough. #4 on the Beach charts (Gary said this song has > always "been a Beach" or something like that) and it is "Keep > Nashville on Hold," brickwalled to anhilate songs 1, 2, and 3. > > http://www.soundclick.com/garyess > > Thank you for any help you can be with the mix as my ears are burnt > out on this thing. It seems I can get it sounding fine in the 24 bit > host, but it doesn't translate well to wave or worse, MP3, with the > downsampling. The beginning is still cattywompus but after a little time the song becomes very good. The lead vocal is great. His vibrato is awesome - very fluid. That darn beginning can easily keep a listner from getting to the best part . . . most of it is the best part BUT I think the beginning should be tossed out and replaced. -- Cheers, Ben
"Benjamin Goldman" <> tapped the mic and said news:: > Robin Banks wrote: > >> dick <> whinged >> news:htpct6$j90$: >> >> > On 5/28/10 1:58 PM, Robin Banks wrote: >> >> Tonight, apparently. Master Ess has updated his Soundclick page, >> and >> I have been charged to spam you poor folks with his new demo >> song, a >> self exlanatory ditty that Master B. lifted from Gary's >> JS-5 Jam >> Station. >> > > >> >> http://www.soundclick.com/garyess >> > >> > Where do we go for a refund on the 4+ minutes in The Pitch Research >> > Lab? >> > :-D >> > >> > dick >> >> Oh, thank you! Master Gary is always looking for advice and ways to >> improve his music. What instrument is it that you play, other than >> lead fist that is? ) > > bwahaaahaahahaha > I have actually changed the genre of the song to Country Pop. Yesterday was Father's Day, and Gary is actually a Pop who lives on a ranch. ) I also took an idea from Master Poly, and tried to edit the individual instruments in the Cakewalk TTS-1 Synthesizer. I changed the bass patch and tried to EQ and adjust the EQ of the drums, particularly the kick and the snare, to make them sound more like the JS-5 sample set. I also juiced up the saw wave synthesizer resonance and cutoff in a similar fashion. -- Robin Banks LLC, Grand Bahamas Advanced Risk and Wealth Management
"Benjamin Goldman" <> tapped the mic and said news:: > Robin Banks wrote: > >> Robin Banks <> whinged >> news:Xns9D869841AA2EBRobinBanksGBLLC@85.214.73.210: >> >> > Tonight, apparently. Master Ess has updated his Soundclick page, >> > and I have been charged to spam you poor folks with his new demo >> > song, a self exlanatory ditty that Master B. lifted from Gary's >> > JS-5 Jam Station. >> > >> > http://www.soundclick.com/garyess >> >> After conversing with the authors and musicians, some things were >> glaringly evident: >> >> 1. The first 8 bars were "kittywonkas"... A genuine Native North >> American term for "fzcked" or "Out of Square" according to Masters B. >> and S. This was alleviated somewhat by removing the scratch track, >> adding a synth to strengthen the melody out of the gate, chaging the >> bass patch to get rid of an out=of-tune sample, redoing the bass >> line, and sampling various guitar parts from all over the song. >> >> 2. There was a horrid vocal harmony that crept into the mix just >> before the modulation which made Gary's "skin crawl." This version >> fixes the harmony before the "Bb thing in the middle." >> >> 3. Guitars more upfront as befitting of a tune with "Nashville" in >> the name, and some mild compression added to de-spike the clean Tele. >> >> 4. Patches changed: Bass from Fretless to Fingered with gobs of >> reverb and no chorus, Synth from Caliope to Saw Wave with gobs of >> reverb AND chorus, and Muted Guitar patch bathed in reverb and >> chorus. Also more reverb on the drums, as the boys thought it was >> time to get him out of the broom closet and into the bar with them to >> meet all the old broads and drink a bit. >> >> 5. They want ME to do a vocal line on it! Good Lord, and I don't mean >> "Jon," they do NOT need a boozy old rocker ruining this thing! >> >> It's all here, minus the extra vocals, as I believe it sounds >> "British" enough. #4 on the Beach charts (Gary said this song has >> always "been a Beach" or something like that) and it is "Keep >> Nashville on Hold," brickwalled to anhilate songs 1, 2, and 3. >> >> http://www.soundclick.com/garyess >> >> Thank you for any help you can be with the mix as my ears are burnt >> out on this thing. It seems I can get it sounding fine in the 24 bit >> host, but it doesn't translate well to wave or worse, MP3, with the >> downsampling. > > The beginning is still cattywompus but after a little time the song > becomes very good. The lead vocal is great. His vibrato is awesome - > very fluid. > > That darn beginning can easily keep a listner from getting to the best > part . . . most of it is the best part BUT I think the beginning should > be tossed out and replaced. > Alas, Master S. actually wants to keep that beginning. It was entirely his idea. He explains the fact that it is a bit rough only underscores the irony of the theme. Also, I am just the mere technician in this process. He is the Author, Producer, and Performer. We have had some other very memorable performances out here, but it has had nothing to do with music or the arts! Perhaps you should visit sometime to see exactly what we are talking about, like when Master Smokin' Ray returns from working on the railroad in August! ) Meanwhile since it is now far below Master B's "paygrade," I may have to assist Master BC mixing live shows and various festivals with either the GL-2800 840 http://www.allen-heath.co.uk/us/gl2800.asp or possibly just run the monitors with the http://www.allen-heath.co.uk/us/gl2800m.asp -- Robin Banks LLC, Grand Bahamas Advanced Risk and Wealth Management
Robin Banks <> tapped the mic and said news:Xns9D9E5782847EARobinBanksLLC@188.40.43.230: > "Benjamin Goldman" <> tapped the mic and > said news:: > >> Robin Banks wrote: >> >>> Robin Banks <> whinged >>> news:Xns9D869841AA2EBRobinBanksGBLLC@85.214.73.210: >>> >>> > Tonight, apparently. Master Ess has updated his Soundclick page, >>> > and I have been charged to spam you poor folks with his new demo >>> > song, a self exlanatory ditty that Master B. lifted from Gary's >>> > JS-5 Jam Station. >>> > >>> > http://www.soundclick.com/garyess >>> >>> After conversing with the authors and musicians, some things were >>> glaringly evident: >>> >>> 1. The first 8 bars were "kittywonkas"... A genuine Native North >>> American term for "fzcked" or "Out of Square" according to Masters B. >>> and S. This was alleviated somewhat by removing the scratch track, >>> adding a synth to strengthen the melody out of the gate, chaging the >>> bass patch to get rid of an out=of-tune sample, redoing the bass >>> line, and sampling various guitar parts from all over the song. >>> >>> 2. There was a horrid vocal harmony that crept into the mix just >>> before the modulation which made Gary's "skin crawl." This version >>> fixes the harmony before the "Bb thing in the middle." >>> >>> 3. Guitars more upfront as befitting of a tune with "Nashville" in >>> the name, and some mild compression added to de-spike the clean Tele. >>> >>> 4. Patches changed: Bass from Fretless to Fingered with gobs of >>> reverb and no chorus, Synth from Caliope to Saw Wave with gobs of >>> reverb AND chorus, and Muted Guitar patch bathed in reverb and >>> chorus. Also more reverb on the drums, as the boys thought it was >>> time to get him out of the broom closet and into the bar with them to >>> meet all the old broads and drink a bit. >>> >>> 5. They want ME to do a vocal line on it! Good Lord, and I don't mean >>> "Jon," they do NOT need a boozy old rocker ruining this thing! >>> >>> It's all here, minus the extra vocals, as I believe it sounds >>> "British" enough. #4 on the Beach charts (Gary said this song has >>> always "been a Beach" or something like that) and it is "Keep >>> Nashville on Hold," brickwalled to anhilate songs 1, 2, and 3. >>> >>> http://www.soundclick.com/garyess >>> >>> Thank you for any help you can be with the mix as my ears are burnt >>> out on this thing. It seems I can get it sounding fine in the 24 bit >>> host, but it doesn't translate well to wave or worse, MP3, with the >>> downsampling. >> >> The beginning is still cattywompus but after a little time the song >> becomes very good. The lead vocal is great. His vibrato is awesome - >> very fluid. >> >> That darn beginning can easily keep a listner from getting to the best >> part . . . most of it is the best part BUT I think the beginning should >> be tossed out and replaced. >> > > Alas, Master S. actually wants to keep that beginning. It was entirely > his idea. He explains the fact that it is a bit rough only underscores > the irony of the theme. Also, I am just the mere technician in this > process. He is the Author, Producer, and Performer. > > We have had some other very memorable performances out here, but it has > had nothing to do with music or the arts! Perhaps you should visit > sometime to see exactly what we are talking about, like when Master > Smokin' Ray returns from working on the railroad in August! ) > > Meanwhile since it is now far below Master B's "paygrade," I may have to > assist Master BC mixing live shows and various festivals with either the > GL-2800 840 http://www.allen-heath.co.uk/us/gl2800.asp or possibly just > run the monitors with the http://www.allen-heath.co.uk/us/gl2800m.asp > Oh dear! It just occurred to me that you may not know Master BC. He is a former student and disciple of the Legendary Master Bob, http://www.heilsound.com/pro/aboutus/ He has agreed to take me on as a temporary apprentice as required for his various venues. -- Robin Banks LLC, Grand Bahamas Advanced Risk and Wealth Management
Robin Banks wrote: > "Benjamin Goldman" <> tapped the mic > and said news:: > > > Robin Banks wrote: > > > >> Robin Banks <> whinged > >> news:Xns9D869841AA2EBRobinBanksGBLLC@85.214.73.210: > >> > >> > Tonight, apparently. Master Ess has updated his Soundclick page, > >> > and I have been charged to spam you poor folks with his new demo > >> > song, a self exlanatory ditty that Master B. lifted from Gary's > >> > JS-5 Jam Station. > >> > > >> > http://www.soundclick.com/garyess > >> > >> After conversing with the authors and musicians, some things were > >> glaringly evident: > >> > >> 1. The first 8 bars were "kittywonkas"... A genuine Native North > >> American term for "fzcked" or "Out of Square" according to Masters > B. >> and S. This was alleviated somewhat by removing the scratch > track, >> adding a synth to strengthen the melody out of the gate, > chaging the >> bass patch to get rid of an out=of-tune sample, > redoing the bass >> line, and sampling various guitar parts from all > over the song. >> > >> 2. There was a horrid vocal harmony that crept into the mix just > >> before the modulation which made Gary's "skin crawl." This version > >> fixes the harmony before the "Bb thing in the middle." > >> > >> 3. Guitars more upfront as befitting of a tune with "Nashville" in > >> the name, and some mild compression added to de-spike the clean > Tele. >> > >> 4. Patches changed: Bass from Fretless to Fingered with gobs of > >> reverb and no chorus, Synth from Caliope to Saw Wave with gobs of > >> reverb AND chorus, and Muted Guitar patch bathed in reverb and > >> chorus. Also more reverb on the drums, as the boys thought it was > >> time to get him out of the broom closet and into the bar with them > to >> meet all the old broads and drink a bit. > >> > >> 5. They want ME to do a vocal line on it! Good Lord, and I don't > mean >> "Jon," they do NOT need a boozy old rocker ruining this thing! > >> > >> It's all here, minus the extra vocals, as I believe it sounds > >> "British" enough. #4 on the Beach charts (Gary said this song has > >> always "been a Beach" or something like that) and it is "Keep > >> Nashville on Hold," brickwalled to anhilate songs 1, 2, and 3. > >> > >> http://www.soundclick.com/garyess > >> > >> Thank you for any help you can be with the mix as my ears are burnt > >> out on this thing. It seems I can get it sounding fine in the 24 > bit >> host, but it doesn't translate well to wave or worse, MP3, > with the >> downsampling. > > > > The beginning is still cattywompus but after a little time the song > > becomes very good. The lead vocal is great. His vibrato is > > awesome - very fluid. > > > > That darn beginning can easily keep a listner from getting to the > > best part . . . most of it is the best part BUT I think the > > beginning should be tossed out and replaced. > > > > Alas, Master S. actually wants to keep that beginning. It was > entirely his idea. He explains the fact that it is a bit rough only > underscores the irony of the theme. Also, I am just the mere > technician in this process. He is the Author, Producer, and Performer. > > We have had some other very memorable performances out here, but it > has had nothing to do with music or the arts! Perhaps you should > visit sometime to see exactly what we are talking about, like when > Master Smokin' Ray returns from working on the railroad in August! ) > > Meanwhile since it is now far below Master B's "paygrade," I may have > to assist Master BC mixing live shows and various festivals with > either the GL-2800 840 http://www.allen-heath.co.uk/us/gl2800.asp or > possibly just run the monitors with the > http://www.allen-heath.co.uk/us/gl2800m.asp I'm going to try and get out there this August. Maybe the wife will want to come with. I can get to your place same day. Not very short time but same day. ;-) -- Cheers, Ben
In news:Xns9D9E59904A0E0RobinBanksLLC@188.40.43.230 the killer robot Robin Banks <> grabbed the controls of the spaceship cakewalk.audio and pressed these buttons... > Oh dear! It just occurred to me that you may not know Master BC. He is a > former student and disciple of the Legendary Master Bob, > http://www.heilsound.com/pro/aboutus/ He has agreed to take me on as a > temporary apprentice as required for his various venues. Well Heil, have 'em learn ya how to make a "Talk Box"! That was the first Heil design I saw at the local music store. -- Remove YourHeadFromYourAss to Reply by email ________ __ / ____/ /__ ____ ____ / /_ ____ / / __/ / _ \/ __ \/ __ \/ __ \/ __ \ / /_/ / / __/ / / / / / / /_/ / /_/ / \____/_/\___/_/ /_/_/ /_/_.___/\____/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- Glennbo http://www.soundclick.com/glennbo Non-Linear Sound http://www.soundclick.com/jambits Hear My Music http://www.soundclick.com/ThePseudonyms
Glennbo <> tapped the mic and said news:Xns9D9FE56BC6614BrownShoesDontMakeIt@81.169.183.62: > In news:Xns9D9E59904A0E0RobinBanksLLC@188.40.43.230 the killer robot > Robin Banks <> grabbed the controls of the spaceship > cakewalk.audio and pressed these buttons... > >> Oh dear! It just occurred to me that you may not know Master BC. He is >> a former student and disciple of the Legendary Master Bob, >> http://www.heilsound.com/pro/aboutus/ He has agreed to take me on as a >> temporary apprentice as required for his various venues. > > Well Heil, have 'em learn ya how to make a "Talk Box"! > > That was the first Heil design I saw at the local music store. > I should be clear that Master BC, not Grand Exulted Poobah of Live Sound Bob Heil, will be my master. Grand Master Bob did the same for Master BC several years ago. I actually have dug up Master B's old Heil Sound Talk Box to look at, but it needs a new hose. Now where is a fresh hoser when you need one? Master Michael? ) -- Robin Banks LLC, Grand Bahamas Advanced Risk and Wealth Management
In news:Xns9DA37C2783837RobinBanksLLC@81.169.183.62 the killer robot Robin Banks <> grabbed the controls of the spaceship cakewalk.audio and pressed these buttons... >> Well Heil, have 'em learn ya how to make a "Talk Box"! >> >> That was the first Heil design I saw at the local music store. >> > > I should be clear that Master BC, not Grand Exulted Poobah of Live Sound > Bob Heil, will be my master. Grand Master Bob did the same for Master BC > several years ago. I actually have dug up Master B's old Heil Sound Talk > Box to look at, but it needs a new hose. Now where is a fresh hoser when > you need one? Master Michael? ) I knowed it wasn't Bobby you's working with, but ya still need to make a talk box, hoser!!!! <G> -- Remove YourHeadFromYourAss to Reply by email ________ __ / ____/ /__ ____ ____ / /_ ____ / / __/ / _ \/ __ \/ __ \/ __ \/ __ \ / /_/ / / __/ / / / / / / /_/ / /_/ / \____/_/\___/_/ /_/_/ /_/_.___/\____/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- Glennbo http://www.soundclick.com/glennbo Non-Linear Sound http://www.soundclick.com/jambits Hear My Music http://www.soundclick.com/ThePseudonyms
Robin Banks wrote: > Glennbo <> tapped the mic and said > news:Xns9D9FE56BC6614BrownShoesDontMakeIt@81.169.183.62: > > > In news:Xns9D9E59904A0E0RobinBanksLLC@188.40.43.230 the killer robot > > Robin Banks <> grabbed the controls of the spaceship > > cakewalk.audio and pressed these buttons... > > > >> Oh dear! It just occurred to me that you may not know Master BC. > He is >> a former student and disciple of the Legendary Master Bob, > >> http://www.heilsound.com/pro/aboutus/ He has agreed to take me on > as a >> temporary apprentice as required for his various venues. > > > > Well Heil, have 'em learn ya how to make a "Talk Box"! > > > > That was the first Heil design I saw at the local music store. > > > > I should be clear that Master BC, not Grand Exulted Poobah of Live > Sound Bob Heil, will be my master. Grand Master Bob did the same for > Master BC several years ago. I actually have dug up Master B's old > Heil Sound Talk Box to look at, but it needs a new hose. Now where is > a fresh hoser when you need one? Master Michael? ) You don't want any abused equipment. ;-) -- Cheers, Ben
Benjamin Goldman wrote: > > Robin Banks wrote: > >> Glennbo <> tapped the mic and said >> news:Xns9D9FE56BC6614BrownShoesDontMakeIt@81.169.183.62: >> >> > In news:Xns9D9E59904A0E0RobinBanksLLC@188.40.43.230 the killer robot >> > Robin Banks <> grabbed the controls of the spaceship >> > cakewalk.audio and pressed these buttons... >> > >> >> Oh dear! It just occurred to me that you may not know Master BC. >> He is >> a former student and disciple of the Legendary Master Bob, >> >> http://www.heilsound.com/pro/aboutus/ He has agreed to take me on >> as a >> temporary apprentice as required for his various venues. >> > >> > Well Heil, have 'em learn ya how to make a "Talk Box"! >> > >> > That was the first Heil design I saw at the local music store. >> > >> >> I should be clear that Master BC, not Grand Exulted Poobah of Live >> Sound Bob Heil, will be my master. Grand Master Bob did the same for >> Master BC several years ago. I actually have dug up Master B's old >> Heil Sound Talk Box to look at, but it needs a new hose. Now where is >> a fresh hoser when you need one? Master Michael? ) > > You don't want any abused equipment. ;-) Provided Master B's "freshness" requirements for donated equipment don't exclude self-abuse, perhaps I'm the hoser he oughta be talking to. Convincing the current user to give it up to a rig pig isn't my department, however... you'll have to write an absolutely deadly grant proposal without my help.
"Michael" <> tapped the mic and said news:BcwVn.2616$: > Benjamin Goldman wrote: >> >> Robin Banks wrote: >> >>> Glennbo <> tapped the mic and said >>> news:Xns9D9FE56BC6614BrownShoesDontMakeIt@81.169.183.62: >>> >>> > In news:Xns9D9E59904A0E0RobinBanksLLC@188.40.43.230 the killer robot >>> > Robin Banks <> grabbed the controls of the spaceship >>> > cakewalk.audio and pressed these buttons... >>> > >>> >> Oh dear! It just occurred to me that you may not know Master BC. >>> He is >> a former student and disciple of the Legendary Master Bob, >>> >> http://www.heilsound.com/pro/aboutus/ He has agreed to take me on >>> as a >> temporary apprentice as required for his various venues. >>> > >>> > Well Heil, have 'em learn ya how to make a "Talk Box"! >>> > >>> > That was the first Heil design I saw at the local music store. >>> > >>> >>> I should be clear that Master BC, not Grand Exulted Poobah of Live >>> Sound Bob Heil, will be my master. Grand Master Bob did the same for >>> Master BC several years ago. I actually have dug up Master B's old >>> Heil Sound Talk Box to look at, but it needs a new hose. Now where is >>> a fresh hoser when you need one? Master Michael? ) >> >> You don't want any abused equipment. ;-) > > Provided Master B's "freshness" requirements for donated equipment don't > exclude self-abuse, perhaps I'm the hoser he oughta be talking to. > > Convincing the current user to give it up to a rig pig isn't my > department, however... you'll have to write an absolutely deadly grant > proposal without my help. Oh, never mind. Master B. suggests that I may be able to find a suitable replacement one at the Imperial Tyre Company of Canada, so-called "Peavey Mart," Home Depot (Oh, I would fancy picking up a home at the same time!) or a similar dry goods store. -- Robin Banks LLC, Grand Bahamas Advanced Risk and Wealth Management
