Thanks very much for the kind encouragement. The tune is even getting some college-radio station airplay! I'm afraid the guitar is not the result of some Ken Elhardt-esque synth wizardry. It's a 90's Fender American Strat Deluxe Plus through alternately a BOSS overdrive or through a Vox VBM-1 mini- Brian May amp's treble booster into a Vox AC30CC head and a 60's vintage Vox 2x12 cabinet. The vocoder bits are done with the Cubase vocoder plug-in and compressed / overdriven vocals. I find getting the levels right on the vocals are the key for vocoded sound. The choral vocals are 40 (!) tracks of me singing in four part harmony. Non-virtual effects include Eventide Instant Phaser and Lexicon Vortex. As for MOTM content, there are a dozen modules whose impact is pretty well buried in there. Sorry about that. Thanks again for the kind words! Roger --- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "Charles Osthelder" <charlesosthelder@...> wrote: > > Amusing diversion, indeed! > > Nice stuff, Roger! My wife and I both loved the piece (she says she > likes my music, but her body language - hands over ears, cowering on > the floor, whimpering - says otherwise...)and the pictures. We await > the album! > > I have to ask about the guitar(?) tone in the song. You mention the > Vox AC30, but not a guitar, effects, etc. Is that sound also synth? > > Everyone else - check it out! > > Chub > > --- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "rogerpellegrini" <rogerpellegrini@> > wrote: > > > > Hello all. For an amusing diversion, may I recommend this: > > > > www.myspace.com/robotmakers > > > > There is some MOTM content, a pic of my studio and an original tune. > > > > Hope you like it, > > Roger > > >
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Re: Original Music
2007-02-10 by rogerpellegrini
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