testing the -"no stupid question" idea to the limit

[Bobby G]

Jools wrote:
OOoh, now here's an idea.

If someone from the forum could put a drum track together, post a wav file, then someone else makes a cd of it and records themselves on bass, then posts that, then others could record themselves in the wardrobe or car or wherever over the top of it. We could get a 'cyber-band' going here. Tunes recorded in a multitude of strange locations.

If the technology can do it, perhaps we should! If there's no-one else available I could do bass.... any pianists out there?

 

[frankb]

Re loudness - Try flying at a higher altitude.

In space, no one can hear you honk! 😛

 

[Mikec]

FrankB wrote:
Re loudness - Try flying at a higher altitude.

In space, no one can hear you honk! 😛

:laugh: :laugh:

 

[simonmcg]

after listening to you all & finding that there simply insn't an easy way to muffle the honking I've done the decent think for my neighbors & booked a lesson. There seems to be a deafening agreement amongst you all that lessons are they way forward so next Tuesday I'm heading off into the slighty unnerving area of "music school". Also after being advised that "no one can hear you scream in space" I'll conduct an experiment at 39,000 feet next week & see if the theory is correct.

Happy new year one and all

Simon

 

[spike]

don't forget the earplugs simon -
I have heard that the cosmic background noise can be fairly loud.
gruss - spike - (ex glider pilot - those were the days - by the seat of Lillienthal's trousers.)

 

[jools]

I just found this:

Silent practice

I'd heard of them, but never seen one.

And here's a variation on the mute idea:

Half-silent practice