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| | | From: Susan (Original Message) | Sent: 3/7/2002 4:35 PM |
(collaboration in progess) Eros ~Sappho (b. 630-612 BCE) Now in my heart I see clearly a beautiful face shining, etched by love. (translated by Willis Barnstone) |
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| | | From: Susan | Sent: 3/8/2002 12:30 AM |
thanks, alan - aww -- if i told you what the project was... it would kill all the fun! stayed tuned. me
you're welcome, jim.
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| | | From: helen | Sent: 3/8/2002 5:04 AM |
thanks for the reading susan. this had a really good sound quality. bright and clear. enjoyed your delivery, thank you. |
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| | | From: suzanne | Sent: 3/8/2002 5:21 AM |
thanks, helen -- of course - pronouncing the "v" in "love" at the end like an "f" - has me a little flummoxed. hahaha what the hell are you doing up? oh yeah, you've got tomorrow off. grrrr. well - i gotta get my ass in gear and finish a few things before calling it a night. see ya. susan |
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| | | From: Connor | Sent: 3/8/2002 7:59 AM |
Sh#t, just broke me lyre string! Sorry for the delay. Other thing is I can't record and hear you at the same time, so don't expect too much. Oink |
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| | | From: suzanne | Sent: 3/9/2002 5:15 AM |
of course you can't do both at the same time! jest lissen first, wise guy, then do a small loop. doesn't have to be long. a couple of measures maybe. then save, then edit >mix. doesn't your lyre come with a spare set of strings? CARS COME WITH A SPARE TIRE... don't they? haha susan |
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| | | From: Connor | Sent: 3/9/2002 5:18 AM |
what's a loop, O circe? oink |
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| | | From: suzanne | Sent: 3/9/2002 7:01 AM |
hmm. ok - let's call it a sound bite - you just record a little bit - something you can mix in over and over - doesn't have to be more that 10 seconds. just a little musical phrase that you can duplicate by recording only once and mixing into the file. hmm. just find the chord[s] you like - there is no wrong way with a kinderlyre. i did it with the wind in Night in the South. i just kept mixing. susan |
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| | | From: Susan | Sent: 3/11/2002 12:20 AM |
totally kewl! haha it werkd. suze |
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| | | From: Susan | Sent: 3/11/2002 12:31 AM |
| you cut the line? whassa matter? ain't short enuff as is? hmm. a nefarious act, methinks. haha |
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| | | From: Connor | Sent: 3/12/2002 8:38 PM |
take 2 Sus! here she is, intact with all syllables. see file below pcm 22,000 htz- takes a wee while to down load |
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| | | From: Susan | Sent: 3/12/2002 9:36 PM |
connor - yikes! you recorded this 'take 2' at too high a decibel level. go to Volume Control > Options > Properties > (click dot) Recording (make sure Mic is checked) > OK > set Mic Balance in middle or low. the piece zoomed into the red zone of wave balance on playback. susan |
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| | | From: suzanne | Sent: 3/13/2002 3:55 AM |
i prefer wav #1. even without the line - it sounds more natural.
the other was distorted. susan |
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very very ery good good ood I love these sound poems. surprised there isn't a bit more traffic on this board. glad I stopped in to have a look |
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| | | From: _susan_ | Sent: 12/1/2006 11:34 PM |
we started another forum for Sound: unfortunately, there's not much traffic there either. at one time we had an excellent program that was like instant voice! very good quality. but then they decided to make it an expensive proposition. it was sad to lose it. :-( but thanks for listening! :-) |
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