Hold on to your eardrums! Once again, Angelo gets down and dirty with his various instruments of musical destruction.
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This song came about quickly, and probably stands as a prime example of the joys of making music with a computer. Much like a few other tunes, Angelo put a chord progression into Jammer Pro and let the program compose the backing parts. Then a lot of time was spent trying out different Soundfonts with Synthfont. Once he had sounds that satisfied him, Angelo laid a guitar part on top. Pretty easy, eh?
For gear hounds, Angelo simply couldn’t get a decent sound out of his Stratocaster, so he went to his backup. A black Peavey Reactor was used for the guitar parts. The Reactor is a Fender Telecaster clone, right down to the electronics. Angelo bought it for the maple fretboard. And that’s pretty much it. No exotic pedals or plug-ins were used in the making of this tune.. A Boss SD-1 provided the extra “kick”.
Once again, the song was mixed with the Kristal Sound Engine. And does the title mean anything? Does Angelo know a cool lady who likes to sing? Maybe he does ... and maybe he doesn’t. For now, his lips are sealed. So are hers ... whoops!
To learn more about the Kristal Sound Engine, go here
Sing Cool Lady(MP3, 96 bps) When I click on the link, Explorer opens QuickTime and plays the file. If that doesn’t happen for you, right click and select “Save As” to save it to your hard drive. Comments? Questions? Tips on where to buy ear plugs? Send them to Angelo by clicking right here!
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