Yes yes Optimus Prime! Transforming words is a wonderful scat routine I *try* to pursue when playing drums (since I don't have a band here when I practice). So I just pour drivel out that simultaneously resembles a harmony, melody, and words. Made up words, which is why I reply. I should record myself to see what it is I actually say. Besides, it's sooo much more fun than doing the usual "Bop Bop Bop boooom, chicha Boom, chick-a, chika".
Transforming words is a wonderful scat routine I *try* to pursue when playing drums (since I don't have a band here when I practice). So I just pour drivel out that simultaneously resembles a harmony, melody, and words. Made up words, which is why I reply. I should record myself to see what it is I actually say. Besides, it's sooo much more fun than doing the usual "Bop Bop Bop boooom, chicha Boom, chick-a, chika".
How do you use your words?
Babbling nonsense is very entertaining, particularly when drunk. Although most of the time, my babbles don't really involve recognisable language sounds. Just odd noises. Hurray! _________________ This message was brought to you from Beyond The Grave.
I don't read too good, so some of these words don't do it for me in print.
I would like to hear recordings of you guys speaking, or should I say, uttering, these and other words. Then maybe they could be used as raw materials in some sort of modern day sound text compositions.
Maybe this could form the basis of our first electro-music.com collaborative composing project. Seems this is very overdue.
What do you guys think? Before we hack up special software, we could just post Nuggets (pieces of "raw" material), Trinkets (works in progress that can be reused as Nuggets), and Gems (finished compositions), right here on this topic.
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Oh good. I just thought you had casually misread my carefully thought out pseudonym.
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For the remainder of his tenure he was known as Ars Oar Angst.
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mosc wrote:
I would like to hear recordings of you guys speaking, or should I say, uttering, these and other words. Then maybe they could be used as raw materials in some sort of modern day sound text compositions.
What a phenomenal idea. I love the idea that talking bollocks could be the basis of some wacky electronic composition. I shall record myself talking shite just as soon as I can get my microphone rigged. Can I upload it somewhere here? _________________ This message was brought to you from Beyond The Grave.
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Posted: Mon Sep 20, 2004 10:32 pm Post subject:
Nope.
That was purely sequenced, and almost made in realtime ;D
made a couple of patterns and effects which i mixed in realtime
and it turned out pretty well ;D hahahahaa.
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