Ideas?

you are mad

blow your willy


or should that be william

ReGuinness is the best package i know.

vurt wrote:

you are mad

You were intrigued enough to read the topic

Now that's funny.

Kraklis Gargoyle would certainly be good at this - designed for Horror tunes ...

Rich

Perhaps if there's enough interest, this can become June's Contest theme.

torhan wrote:

vurt wrote: you are mad You were intrigued enough to read the topic

yep,ive got a certificate,so i already knew i was mad,and good at it

PugFace wrote:

ReGuinness is the best package i know.

Virutal Guiness won't get you drunk, so nice try. You need an Analog Guiness to get you there!

Devon

Where's the give that man a saucer of milk emoticon when you need it!

Funniest topic I've seen on this forum.

D

I would strongly recoment this 'finflutter'

PugFace wrote:

ReGuinness is the best package i know.

I was in Temple Bar Dublin last night till 3am and believe me after a few of the Guinesses you could compose some of this stuff at those hours.

This music must have it's origins in what the irish whistle to themselves on the way to the pub for a bit of the old black stuff. The Reggae influence comes from the state their in on the way out.

PugFace wrote:

The Reggae influence comes from the state their in on the way out.

no.. that would be from the huge amounts of the ol' gangha

VanLichten wrote:

Kraklis Gargoyle would certainly be good at this - designed for Horror tunes ... Rich

Quite apropriate!!

It's green, and has 3 oscillators, just like a clover!!

You need the new Roland physical modelling accordion. No software can come close cos software sucks, yo. Especially, the D-to-A converters on the Roland accordion add a special 'irish marching band' feel lacking in all software counterparts, even Liqih's new accordion instrument. I'd run that through RizlaFX TDM for Protools HD for added Reggaeticity. You'll need a Macintosh Dual G5 running Logic to get the best quality setting out of this - the Microsoft K-mixer waters down the Guinness with Boss.

Sorted!

I nominate griels as the marching band's Drum Major!

torhan wrote:

I nominate griels as the marching band's Drum Major!

Sorry, I only work with professionals.

griels wrote:

the Microsoft K-mixer waters down the Guinness with Boss. Sorted!

Shurely the reverse is true?

Professionals egh Greels? Is that a mac in your pocket there or are you just pleased to see me?

Orange Vocoder?

Just to be horribly sensible for a moment, wouldn't a sample player fit the bill?

I can recommend Cubase as a good host cause it has a good mixer.

you'd really need a good delay for a multi-staged doppler effect -- it's the best effect marching bands in open fields in a stiff breeeze manage naturally

esp. when the brass section does their pinwheel turns and the percussion section is off facing the other direction -- just a bit delayed and echoed and has its own spatial doppler.

where my nephew played football they had their very large high school band marching about an dplaying at half time and then they had these 6 marimbas they set up on the edge of the field.

oh sorry, what was I thinking, that marimba touch would be totally out of line for an Irish reggae marching band, pipes is what you need, a good sample of Irish pipes.

Deadmeat wrote:

Orange Vocoder?

nice one.


but

surely onepingonly has this market covered?

donkey tugger wrote:

Shurely the reverse is true?

did you mean surely?

he's had the old SM58 out again

Kriminal wrote:

donkey tugger wrote: Shurely the reverse is true? did you mean surely?

stop calling me Shirley!

topaz wrote:

he's had the old SM58 out again Kriminal wrote: donkey tugger wrote: Shurely the reverse is true? did you mean surely?

Or Shirley?

How else is one supposed to spell 'surely' with a hangover?

looking forward to hearing it, torhan!

Mr. Spock: define "Irish Reggae Marching Band music!"

I'm sure that, with the right soundfonts, you could do this in Crystal.