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Subject:Flamingo with Acid
Posted by: mhbstevens
Date:8/28/2004 10:05:05 PM
Seems ACID loops would be good for composing a Flamingo counter rythem track. Has anyone done it or tried it? Mike |
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Subject:RE: Flamingo with Acid
Reply by: Spirit
Date:8/29/2004 2:10:22 AM
Two wings and a beak ? |
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Subject:RE: Flamingo with Acid
Reply by: Iacobus
Date:8/29/2004 8:18:57 AM
You mean Flamenco music? I haven't tried it personally (my skills are rudimentary at best in that field), but I do believe SPD did such a library dealing with guitar. Iacobus ------- RodelWorks - Original Music for the Unafraid mD's ACIDplanet Page Guitars 4 Kids |
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Subject:RE: Flamingo with Acid
Reply by: grainerr
Date:8/31/2004 8:11:54 PM
Do you mean the hotel in Vegas? |
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Subject:RE: Flamingo with Acid
Reply by: DKeenum
Date:9/1/2004 6:11:35 AM
I'm pretty sure it's the bird. What kind of sound does a flamingo make? |
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Subject:RE: Flamingo with Acid
Reply by: Iacobus
Date:9/1/2004 10:05:55 AM
? OK, now you guys are pulling my chain, right? :) Iacobus ------- RodelWorks - Original Music for the Unafraid mD's ACIDplanet Page Guitars 4 Kids |
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Subject:RE: Flamingo with Acid
Reply by: JohnnyRoy
Date:9/1/2004 10:35:18 AM
> I'm pretty sure it's the bird. Well I tried to recreate this but I couldn’t find a Flamingo. I do, however, have a family of Wild Turkeys that come through my backyard each day and they make sort of a “gobley, gobley” sound. Now if you use a little compression and some pitch shifting, you might get that into the Flamingo range. If you pitch shift too much it starts to sound like a Pigeon so be careful. ;-) ~jr |
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Subject:RE: Flamingo with Acid
Reply by: MyST
Date:9/1/2004 1:29:11 PM
"... composing a Flamingo counter rythem track" I think he meant loops to create a rhythm track that would be used to entice his flamingo to dance on his counter. I've done this before. Trust me, you DON'T want to go there!! Mario |
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Subject:RE: Flamingo with Acid
Reply by: Spirit
Date:9/1/2004 5:47:08 PM
Oh, I thought he meant 1920s "flapper" style ! |
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Subject:RE: Flamingo with Acid
Reply by: Waltern1
Date:9/3/2004 3:30:59 PM
Now you're just winging it. |
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Subject:RE: Flamingo with Acid
Reply by: MyST
Date:9/3/2004 4:10:07 PM
To think there's only one intelligent answer to the question asked. We'll let the original poster decide which one. Mario |
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Subject:RE: Flamingo with Acid
Reply by: Waltern1
Date:9/3/2004 8:31:38 PM
Oh surely there are two! |
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Subject:RE: Flamingo with Acid
Reply by: DKeenum
Date:9/6/2004 6:59:56 PM
Hey! There is a Latin Music Artists Composition/ Remix contest over on Acidplanet.com. I'll bet Flamingo Music would work for this. |
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Subject:RE: Flamingo with Acid
Reply by: JohnnyRoy
Date:11/14/2004 1:50:23 PM
> Seems ACID loops would be good for composing a Flamingo counter rythem track. Has anyone done it or tried it? Mike, I know this is an old thread but I found some Flamenco loops at Freeloops.com. Apparently, the author, Jaco Abel’s mother was a classical Spanish dancer and his father a flamenco dancer and guitar player. I’ll bet these are good loops. See, I was thinkin’ of ya’ all along. ;-) ~jr |