Anyone who can't hear how brilliant this is is a cloth-eared fool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvR9rOCiMrE

John T


Anyone who can't hear how brilliant this is is a cloth-eared fool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvR9rOCiMrE

Exactly,
 
Chic - le Freak that Zonno linked to is a fantastic example too.
 
Too many schlocky rockers, and chit kickers here...
 
They are quaint though.
 
Level 42...lol, I've mistakenly thought for all these years they were a jazz/funk fusion band, now I learn they were indeed a Disco band.

jamesg1213


Just my opinion Pedro, but Adagio in G is a beautiful, delicate tune, which would be ruined on an electric guitar. Unless Mark Knopfler did it.

You start accoustic, and with each "turn" you add an effect, so by the end it is fuzzed out and far out ...

Zonno


This is the disco top 3
Listen

Number 1: Italian Disco
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gwc45CiqK68
Number 2: Freak out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KUL9-eNXzQ
Number 3: Dutch Disco
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMkfm-caYFI

You forgot German Disco ... CAN with Damo Suzuki and later with some guy that supposedly was in Traffic! And even Holger Czukay's solo albums have disco gone crazy ... you gotta hear the one with the pope! ... yeah!!!
 
Swedish Disco: Ralph Lundsten (Robot asking another robot for a date!)
African Quasi Disco: Johnny Savuka
Brazilian Disco: You'll never find it, but Airto has some!
NY Disco: Already dead from drugs!
Las Vegas Disco: Even Elvis does it in there!
CHB Disco: ... we do disco?
Mike Oldfield Disco: Another version of Tubular Bells!

Moshkiae

jamesg1213


Just my opinion Pedro, but Adagio in G is a beautiful, delicate tune, which would be ruined on an electric guitar. Unless Mark Knopfler did it.

You start accoustic, and with each "turn" you add an effect, so by the end it is fuzzed out and far out ...

Well why not give it a go yourself if you have the vision? I imagine there are plenty of MIDI files of the piece available.

Mooch4056

Bapu wants to bring it back. 

What do you think of that?

I could hear a version of Moocho Man by TFM's.

Ooh ... how 'bout this, "They were swinging, and flinging, their poo-hoo at the Moochster. And just when it hit him somebody turned around and shouted ... stop flinging poo at Mooch you white boy ..."

Y?

N?

M?

Swinging A Vine? (Stayin' Alive)

jamesg1213

Moshkiae

jamesg1213


Just my opinion Pedro, but Adagio in G is a beautiful, delicate tune, which would be ruined on an electric guitar. Unless Mark Knopfler did it.

You start accoustic, and with each "turn" you add an effect, so by the end it is fuzzed out and far out ...

Well why not give it a go yourself if you have the vision? I imagine there are plenty of MIDI files of the piece available.

 
I wish I was more comfortable with DAW's and knew better what I was doing ... or not doing.
 
But getting help? ... yeah ... most of those folks only know DJ'ing ... not using a DAW! ... much less teaching a child! And I've tried to ask -- and would pay for it -- even to some folks here ... and I have not even got the courtesy of an email reply saying that ... sorry ... a bit busy and scattered right now, or too strung out on drugs, or found a new girl ... whatever!
 
I've pretty much given up the music thing ... for now ... it's just too frustrating ... I'm probably going to put the midi board back in the box, the Casio back in the box and give it to the first kid that shows music love ... and that's that.
 
The bass? Probably going to bust it on the street by pulling a Pete Townsend!

Bub

Mooch4056

Bapu wants to bring it back. 

What do you think of that?

I could hear a version of Moocho Man by TFM's.

Ooh ... how 'bout this, "They were swinging, and flinging, their poo-hoo at the Moochster. And just when it hit him somebody turned around and shouted ... stop flinging poo at Mooch you white boy ..."

Y?

N?

M?

The links will be along shortly...
 
Meanwhile theres this...
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWNJwSJh_WY

Pedro,

Lesson 1. The DAW is basically just a digital multi-track tape recorder.
Lesson 2. The DAW software needs a decent audio and MIDI interface.
Lesson 3. MIDI is a digital "piano roll" that drives a particular "module" (i.e. VSTi) to achieve a particular sound.
Lesson 4. If you have specific problems, post them specifically in the appropriate specific product forum.
Lesson 5. Use the terms of the DAW, not terms you think should apply to the technique you wish to accomplish.
Lesson 6. Watch a chitload of YouTube videos for your specific DAW.
Lesson 6a. I'd say RTFM but you've already done that.

Aside from that, I'm a bit too busy and scattered right now to give you any more lessons.

HTH