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HolyMoly

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 15:07

I like it. where'd the video portion come from?

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 15:08

HolyMoly wrote:

rushfan4 wrote:

HolyMoly wrote:

The Truth wrote:

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Also, Scott, you might like these guys. Ex-GBV bassist Jim Greer's newest band which was the opening act at the GBV concert I went to. Pretty good, even a revamped version of Trendspotter Acrobat.

I said Scott, I meant Steve. Embarrassed

I was wondering why Scott would be interested in a Jim Greer side project, or know the song Trendspotter Acrobat.. LOL

. Sounds pretty cool so far.

Funny, you're not the first person to call me Scott by mistake.

Don't all us old guys have the same name?

Wait, which one are you again?

I'm one of The Other Ones.

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 15:10

HolyMoly wrote:

I like it. where'd the video portion come from?

:) The '63 bicycle training film, "One Got Fat"

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 15:24

smartpatrol wrote:

tfw new Ozark Soundscape video

I have the feeling to watch a video from the early years of Devo.

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 15:26

xD ikr

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 15:31

rushfan4 wrote:

HolyMoly wrote:

The Truth wrote:

I said Scott, I meant Steve. Embarrassed

I was wondering why Scott would be interested in a Jim Greer side project, or know the song Trendspotter Acrobat.. LOL

. Sounds pretty cool so far.

Funny, you're not the first person to call me Scott by mistake.

Don't all us old guys have the same name?

I think it's the age-group and/or the fact that both of you have S-names.

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 15:33

The Truth wrote:

rushfan4 wrote:

HolyMoly wrote:

The Truth wrote:

I said Scott, I meant Steve. Embarrassed

I was wondering why Scott would be interested in a Jim Greer side project, or know the song Trendspotter Acrobat.. LOL

. Sounds pretty cool so far.

Funny, you're not the first person to call me Scott by mistake.

Don't all us old guys have the same name?

I think it's the age-group and/or the fact that both of you have S-names.

Yep. Easy enough to do.

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 15:33

Ho hum.

It's on PA!

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 15:50

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I like classical but I don't listen to nearly enough of it.

I made the choice to listen to it daily and I've found heaps of great stuff.

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 15:51

Hello Pekka.

https://epignosis.bandcamp.com/album/a-month-of-sundays

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 15:53

I kinda liked your new song, Smarty. Do you have a music teacher?

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 15:58

:) thanks
I have a guitar teach. His name is Scott Jones. He's a cool guy, great guitarist. Likes a lot of prog and fusion.

Edited by smartpatrol - July 23 2013 at 15:59

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 16:01

Cool. You should consider entery a conservatory or something later in the future. Theory lessons would benefit you greatly.

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 16:02

Hi Rob, how's life?

It's on PA!

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 16:05

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Hi Rob, how's life?

It's good. I fired Sony and hired REAPER and I am in love. I've never spent all day recording, yet here I am, getting things done. It feels good to just do what I love doing and not have the technical headaches Sony's DAWs presented (seriously, I bought three of them).

How's the baby?

https://epignosis.bandcamp.com/album/a-month-of-sundays

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 16:15

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Hi Rob, how's life?

Sometimes I think he's not a baby anymore, all ten months of him, but a big boy learning and doing stuff fast as hell. He's an incredibly beautiful and funny guy, after some rough patches in the beginning parenthood has been a blast. Smile

He's sleeping upstairs with his mother, I'm enjoying one of the last late nights of my summer vacation which ends this Sunday.

I quickly checked out Reaper, if I decide to upgrade from Audacity and actually put a little money into making music, I might seriously consider that. I've been brewing ideas for the next album ever since (and before) the first came out and i'm hoping to get the itch to get recording some time. If I only had time.

When's your third coming out?

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 16:25

Pekka wrote:

Epignosis wrote:

Pekka wrote:

Hi Rob, how's life?

He's sleeping upstairs with his mother, I'm enjoying one of the last late nights of my summer vacation which ends this Sunday.

When's your third coming out?

Our youngest gets into everything. He's too damn smart for his own good. "Thank you, Ephraim. Now please put back the bleach and my flip flops."

I highly recommend REAPER. It's only $60 if you choose to buy the license. Well worth it. While the controls are not (initially) intuitive to me, they make more sense and adapting is worth the time.

I don't have a release date. I've learned how to use my Line6 device as a soundcard, so I'm re-recording everything. Much cleaner this way. But the material is mostly all written (since all eight songs are in part at least 5 years old). This is truly "old" material, and I'm pleased to rework it now that I'm older and wiser. It's amusing to look back on things you wrote in your bedroom as a teenager, and it's encouraging to be able to take the good parts and restructure them into something really cool.

I need to listen to yours again. I was very pleased with it.

https://epignosis.bandcamp.com/album/a-month-of-sundays

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 16:42

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Our youngest gets into everything. He's too damn smart for his own good. "Thank you, Ephraim. Now please put back the bleach and my flip flops."

I highly recommend REAPER. It's only $60 if you choose to buy the license. Well worth it. While the controls are not (initially) intuitive to me, they make more sense and adapting is worth the time.

I don't have a release date. I've learned how to use my Line6 device as a soundcard, so I'm re-recording everything. Much cleaner this way. But the material is mostly all written (since all eight songs are in part at least 5 years old). This is truly "old" material, and I'm pleased to rework it now that I'm older and wiser. It's amusing to look back on things you wrote in your bedroom as a teenager, and it's encouraging to be able to take the good parts and restructure them into something really cool.

I need to listen to yours again. I was very pleased with it.

I remember your kind comments after the first listen Wink

Onni's always been really interested whenever I play anything, coming to detune the guitar or switch kits on the electric drums, and now he's noticed that we have shelf full of cd's that are really fun to pull out and throw around. I tried to put them in really tight rows, but now when he tries to take one, a whole big block of them comes out... No big losses suffered so far though Tongue

I'm sort of dreading the day he learns to walk and then run, the four limb drive is already fast enough. I pity our dogs...

Oh, this reminds me that I've been meaning to borrow my cousin's Line6 Pod to get some variation in my guitar sounds, maybe that'll be the spark to get me going. Right now I've got perhaps five pretty definite song ideas all in some sort of half-written form, plus a pretty well final intro, it's going to be a lot more diverse than last time, and now I'm going to be singing too! I've written lyrics for ages, but only very recently I've managed to come up with something worth working on somewhat seriously. Lyrics and vocals will be the biggest challenge by far in making another album.

Edited by Pekka - July 23 2013 at 16:43

It's on PA!

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 16:50

Pekka wrote:

I remember your kind comments after the first listen Wink

I'm sort of dreading the day he learns to walk and then run, the four limb drive is already fast enough. I pity our dogs...

I finally have a child who worships guitars. He loves hitting the keyboards. He loves bass. It's awesome. My other two children don't care about instruments.

I love Line 6. I think they are the best of the "modeling" fad.

Lyrics and singing are definitely my biggest challenges. With a guitar, it's easy. With my voice, it's war.

https://epignosis.bandcamp.com/album/a-month-of-sundays

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Posted: July 23 2013 at 17:04

Epignosis wrote:

I finally have a child who worships guitars. He loves hitting the keyboards. He loves bass. It's awesome. My other two children don't care about instruments.

I love Line 6. I think they are the best of the "modeling" fad.

Lyrics and singing are definitely my biggest challenges. With a guitar, it's easy. With my voice, it's war.

Onni loved to bang and trample on our keyboard as well, and what do you know, after a while all it let out was a really nasty buzz whatever sound you used Embarrassed

Luckily my birthday was coming up so Saija got us a new one. Bass is probably his favourite instrument at the moment, and he's learning to pluck some nice clean notes from it when I lay it on the floor Clap

I know I can sing a nice song with a pretty voice, but do I have the confidence to put any weight into it and really belt out if needed? The three actual songs that at least are definitely coming on the album all require quite different styles, it remains to be seen if I can handle them all. That's the biggest problem I have. Luckily I happen to work in a place that has a couple of soundproof rooms designed for recording, so there I can make all the noise I want without thinking if the neighbors hear me.

One of the plus sides of having a baby has been that I've been singing so many silly songs to him that I've actually gained a lot of confidence in my vocal skills Tongue

It's on PA!