Re: OT-AFAH (Off Topic And Funny As Hell) MicroSoft's take on livelooping ; -)

["Stephen Moyes" <stephenmoyes@blueyonder.co.uk>]

22 cowbells compressed at 50-1 is clearly not going to be anywhere near 
loud 
enough. Obviously what you need to do to make "MORE COWBELL" louder is add 
more cowbell. I'm really disappointed in you Rick, I thought you would 
have 
known that. The good news is that Songsmith allows you to add even more 
cowbell! You can even add "MORE CHORDS" without even needing to know what 
a 
chord is.

In case anyone has missed it, here is where you cn hear a demo of the More 
Cowbell Edition -

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=kVUIid2hT74

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rick Walker" <looppool@cruzio.com>
To: "LOOPERS DELIGHT (posting)" <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2009 11:00 PM
Subject: Re: OT-AFAH (Off Topic And Funny As Hell) MicroSoft's take on 
livelooping ; -)


> Funny that you guys should mention more cowbell..............
> funny and synchronous.
>
>
> I'm currently working very dilligently on mixing a brand new
> piece of abstract electronica that is 43 minutes long
> called................yes,  that's right,      'MORE COWBELL'
>
> It, of course,  is in D minor and is very, very loud.
> In fact, I can't remember quite how loud it is but I recorded it all the 
> way at
> the top of my Peavey  digitally modelled 'Spinal Tap' 30th Anniversay 
>Gold 
> Edition  amplifier
> (so cute with it's 10' replica of stonehedge on top of it)
>
> I'm also glad you mentioned it because , now in the final mixing stages
> I have this nagging fear that the 22 different cowbells I recorded are 
>not
> ..................well........................loud enough.
>
> Do you have suggestions about how I can get each one louder than the 
> others but still
> be able to hear each one clearly.
>
> Did I mention that I want it really, really, headbanging loud?
>
> I definitely think that 50-1 compression on the final mix will help with 
> this but
> do you all have other ideas how to make this as loud as is conceivably 
> possible?
>
> thanks.
>
>