Chris,
Can you please send me the song that Brad sang, remixed? lol.
I just wish I had the tallent you all have. I'm so happy you all have been
so very gifted with such a loving tallent from God!
It's always been a dream to do what you are doing, but it will never happen
for me. I'm praying that it will, some day happen to be able to record and
remix things and just have fun recording. I don't know beans about mixing.
Thank You Lord for all the loving tallents on this list.
I do agree with Helen, we should make joyful noises unto The Lord. All of
you come to our house. I have my new/used organ that Vernon bought me for
Christmas. I just love it. We hooked it up to an Amplifier and a cool
stereo system with 4 speakers, and a center speaker, and then a sub wolfer.
It sounds really fantastic. I never thought such small speakers would put
out such big theater sound. Praise The Lord.
Speaking of Music, can anyone help me learn the song "Climb Every
Mountain"? Please? I use to know it but I can't figure out all the cords.
I'm trying to play it on my organ.
God Bless you all.
Love in Christ,
Pat Ferguson
At 08:29 PM 12/22/03 -0500, you wrote:
>Guys.
>
>phil, if you want it let me know... i've noticed a few people have written
>me off list and said that Brad's track was really soft... Could I try to
>fix it... Well? Gladly! i did. i added some normalization, and some E Q
>as well... By this I mean: there was far wayyyyy! to much mid range
>frequency, so I cut some of it out, then i also boosted up the low
>frequencies. Then, I ran the track through my hardware quad4 effect
>processor which has a killer! and believe me, I mean! killer! dynamic
>condenser compresser in it so, needless to say: my! gosh! I have never!
>thought that his track could sound so good! i re encoded it to 192 kbs
>stereo 16 bit 44100 hz. it's an mp3 of corse... o, one last thing: Once
>all was processed, I ran it to my minidisk recorder, and got the mix
>recorded. Then, i used the AB erase function on the recorder and cropped
>the track so that the little bit of mike/tape hiss at the beginning before
>he starts is gone, now it's cut down to literally the tenth! of a frame
>where he starts playing. Then, i also did the same at the end of the
>track... Then, noticed that because of that, it got cut off very cold, so I
>faded out the last half a second of the track, thus giving a ver'r'ry smooth
>leadout. once the final mix was done, then I ran it back! through my board
>again, my hardware mixer that is, back into my sound card, and back to sound
>forge. Then rerecorded it, and Boom! A complete masterpiece! if any of
>you all want this improvement, let me know and i'll send it to ya...
>
>
>Chris.
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>AOL messenger: gilland1981
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>phone: 704-296-2184
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>have a wonderful day!
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