Arriving in my studio soon: Pet cat. (Your advice?)
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- KVRist
- 37 posts since 23 Sep, 2003
I have a cat in my studio and so far no cable chewing, no glasses spilled on my equipment, ...
It is just a bit annoying when the cat decides to lay for a nap on my keyboard when i'm in a middle of a session.
You can use your cat to wipe out the dust out of your gear. Really practical.
It is just a bit annoying when the cat decides to lay for a nap on my keyboard when i'm in a middle of a session.
You can use your cat to wipe out the dust out of your gear. Really practical.
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- KVRAF
- 3066 posts since 31 May, 2002 from My chair
Zombie groans (repitched and stretched) from my cat Verbal:respirator wrote:I've come to the conclusion that cat talk (and traffic noise) is an integral part of my "sound"
Zomboni
Lead vocals (resynthesized) by my cat Schwa:
Empress Schwa Demands Tribute from the Universe
Plus occasional meows any time I do vox or brass with the mic.
- m
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- KVRAF
- 4908 posts since 10 Aug, 2004 from Colorado Springs
vurt,
I would love to hear some incidental music of your cat walking across the keyboard, not unlike my favorite track of yours recently, Ben's magic numbers. Let kitty pick the melody notes either by opening up a track in some sequencer and just waiting or holding kitty at the keyboard and 'forcing' some paw action. I can imagine a light, beardedone kind of dance across the keys, or in the case of a panicked feline, some rapid fire death-metal notes.
-Scott
I would love to hear some incidental music of your cat walking across the keyboard, not unlike my favorite track of yours recently, Ben's magic numbers. Let kitty pick the melody notes either by opening up a track in some sequencer and just waiting or holding kitty at the keyboard and 'forcing' some paw action. I can imagine a light, beardedone kind of dance across the keys, or in the case of a panicked feline, some rapid fire death-metal notes.
-Scott
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- KVRAF
- 1743 posts since 3 Dec, 2004
Awesome Markleford, I especially enjoyed Empress Schwa Demands Tribute from the UniverseMarkleford wrote:Zombie groans (repitched and stretched) from my cat Verbal:respirator wrote:I've come to the conclusion that cat talk (and traffic noise) is an integral part of my "sound"
Zomboni
Lead vocals (resynthesized) by my cat Schwa:
Empress Schwa Demands Tribute from the Universe
Plus occasional meows any time I do vox or brass with the mic.
- m
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1184 posts since 13 May, 2004 from SF Bay Area, California
"Empress Schwa Demands Tribute from the Universe"
I was treated to a cover version of this at 5 a.m. this morning!
I was treated to a cover version of this at 5 a.m. this morning!
If you like 80s retro sounds, check out my latest tune…
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- KVRist
- 453 posts since 20 Aug, 2004 from Falls Church, VA
Markleford wrote:
Lead vocals (resynthesized) by my cat Schwa:
Empress Schwa Demands Tribute from the Universe
Plus occasional meows any time I do vox or brass with the mic.
- m
Whoa. Empress Schwa is brilliant.
My Rust-cat has a great voice (plus great lungs). You've just inspired me to take some of my videotape of him and get audio samples of his voice from them. (My Sony video recorder records awesome audio. So I use it as my audio sample recorder).
Anyway, I think I'm gonna audition Rust as my new lead singer. Thanks for the inspiration! He's already the star of many of my video productions! Not to mention one of my favorite models for photography.