learning my audio recording...

[SamuraiCatJB]

While I learn what I have on the computer, my step-father has offered to loan me his recording studio (he used to be a professional musician before his eyes started going bad and started loosing his hearing). I don't know what all he has, but it is pretty extensive, just 15 years old. Anyhow, I have a new recording... with some mistakes in the recording (got too close to the mic and overloaded it, plus it is a standard PC mic, not a pro-audio mic).

Learn what I have, then I can justify moving up to the rest.
http://www.zianet.com/jjustinb/KiowaSunset.mp3

sorry for the 5 bad-pops from overloading the mic.

You may now make fun of me... *heads off to sleep* (hey, still only 1 year into learning native american flutes)

[JackAxe]

Very nice, and very soothing. :)

What kind of wood pipe is it again?

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[SamuraiCatJB]

native american flute. In fact this one:
http://photos13.flickr.com/16768615_bd01a15de5_m.jpg

[JackAxe]

That's a double flute version? I'm new to this.

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[SamuraiCatJB]

That's a double flute version? I'm new to this.

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yup, gives it a haunting sound before you add any digital effects. There are also triple and I have seen even one quad chamber flute, however, given how much air it takes to play this flute, I do not even want to contemplate a four sound chamber flute.

[JackAxe]

But imagine the harmony of 4 chambers. I would like to have a digital Native American Flute as a software instrument for GarageBand2, I know it's not the same, but it would be cool for me. :)

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