Following on from ATOM

We search high and low then we find The Higgs Bovine


Just a bit of fun comments welcome.

Thanks Ben for having a listen and comenting, could not resist having a play with the new "free" stings that came with X2.

I know nothing about composing for strings and was just having some fun.

(actualy I know nothing about most things)

Hey John my comment had nothing to do with composition I loved the composition. It was the quality of the sounds.  I'm experimenting with this sort of stuff, although I'm no expert on this either. I just felt at times we could hear the plastic coming through.  I'm having this problem too but I'm working it out. 

Peace Ben 

Thanks Marcus for the listen and the comment appreciated, I had thought about some "Cow bells" but I agree no.

Ben I fully appreciated that your comment was not directed at my composition skills my friend, your input is always welcome here.

Every atom in cow’s body is abode of the 33 crore Gods. All the 14 mythical worlds exist in the limbs of cow.

Cow, the abode of all the Gods


Brahma and Vishnu on the root of two horns All the sacred reservoirs and Vedavyasa on the tips of the horns Lord Shankara on the centre head Parvathi on the edge of head Kartikeya on the nose, Kambala and Ashwatara Devas on the nostrils Ashwini Kumaras on the ears Sun and Moon in the eyes Vayu in dental range and Varuna on the tongue Saraswathi in the sound of cow Sandhya goddesses on the lips and Indra on the neck Raksha Ganas on the hanging under the neck Sadhya Devas in the heart Dharma on the thigh Gandharvas in the gap of hoofs, Pannaga at the tips, Apsaras on the sides Eleven Rudras and Yama on the back, Ashtavasus in the crevices Pitru Devas on the ides of umbilical joint, 12 Adityas on the stomach area Soma on the tail, Sun rays on the hair, Ganga in its urine, Lakshmi and Yamuna in the dung, Saraswathi in milk, Narmada in curd, and Agni in ghee 33 crore Gods in the hair Prithwi in stomach, oceans in the udder, Kamadhenu in the whole body Three Gunas in the root of the brows, Rishis in the pores of hair, and all the sacred lakes in the breathe. Chandika on the lips and Prajapathi Brahma on the skin Fragrant flowers on nostrils Sadhya Devas on the arm-pit Six parts of Vedas on the face, four Vedas on the feet, Yama on the top of the hoofs, Kubera and Garuda on the right, Yakshas on the left and Gandharvas inside Khecharas in the fore of the foot, Narayana in intestine, mountains in the bones, Artha, Dharma, Kama and Moksha in the feet. Four Vedas in the Hoom… sound

John, I enjoy this piece and your humor very much.  I am enjoying the new strings that came with X2 and have used them already.  Keep us the good work, and keep posting.  Cheers!

nice one Wookiee - I like cows

My cow licked liked it. I think it is good, moo another one. I'm not commenting on the composition or the instrumentation, I just like it or I don't and... I did.
 
(OK... it was my neighbor's cow... so what?)

Lord, what did I just step in????

Always nice to hear someone say they're having fun!  Interesting piece.  The string sound was a little weak to me (on my little laptop speakers), but then again, I think string arrangements are very complicated, so nice effort here.  (I know nothing about 'em either)

I hope to have my 1st X2 tune finished this week too...but the guitar gods just aren't looking down on me the past few days..  ugh.

Cool tune Wookiee.

BTW-   Has shawn had too much caffeine today??  LOL

So, in other words you have discovered the Cow particle.

Tony: Thanks for the listen, strings need speakers of size I think.

Shawn: Only 5

Dave: Splat on the mark

Daryl: thanks for the comparison one of my earliest influences still have the vinyl of that music.

Al: Thanks for listening, the wave file sounds fine I am wondering if the MP3 conversion has done the classic and masked out the high end as it considered it in audible, again thanks for the listen and comment.

Sounds good! Interesting piece. I would add more instruments at the end to build it up like timpanis, trumpets, more strings, but not sure if that is what you want on the piece.

Needs more cowbell!!!!. ;). Strings (and brass) done in midi are hard to get just right... you did a good effort. And I am DEFINITELY no expert.

Cheers,
Tony

Hey Wook... just listened on real speakers..  LOL
Yep, the mid-strings definitely sound better on larger speakers.  I think what I'm hearing and mentioned is the "ensemble" strings in places.  Nothing to do with playing... just the quality of the sample... my opinion only.

Now, I've got to get this stuff off my shoes....