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RAMI
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Yeah, I use REAPER, but had no idea I can do that. Anyway, it's not something I'll ever want to do, really. Thanx Sea.
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jonny deep
Disappointing Member
Yeah, I use REAPER, but had no idea I can do that. Anyway, it's not something I'll ever want to do, really. Thanx Sea.
Alternatively, if you select a part in the sequencer window and hit F2, you can set the part to play back up or down a given number of semitones (I think it works with both audio and midi parts). You can multi select items (by right click dragging) and set them all at once. I did this to record a female part 3 semitones down, then pitched everything back to normal, except upped the 'female' part by 3 semitones. It didn't sound great!
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RAMI
Guest
Well, I'm glad it didn't sound great. Makes the decision easier since it's not something I'd ever do. Everyone has their "quirks" and "rules". One of mine is that if I can't play it at the right speed, or sing it in the right key, I don't do it. Nothing against people that use sequencers and other gadgets, but it just ain't for me.
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jonny deep
Disappointing Member
Well, I'm glad it didn't sound great. Makes the decision easier since it's not something I'd ever do. Everyone has their "quirks" and "rules". One of mine is that if I can't play it at the right speed, or sing it in the right key, I don't do it. Nothing against people that use sequencers and other gadgets, but it just ain't for me.
Haha, no it sounds pretty lame, but I gave it a go to see how would turn out. I was just throwing it out there as an alternative way of achieving the same thing without having to record at a higher or lower speed.
Seafroggys
Well-known member
Well, I'm glad it didn't sound great. Makes the decision easier since it's not something I'd ever do. Everyone has their "quirks" and "rules". One of mine is that if I can't play it at the right speed, or sing it in the right key, I don't do it. Nothing against people that use sequencers and other gadgets, but it just ain't for me.
I agree with that, but in this case, you are playing it in the wrong speed
Regardless, it doesn't matter, since you played it really well.
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RAMI
Guest
Well, that might be a matter of semantics. It's only the wrong speed because we know the story behind the recording. As far as I'm concerned, the "right" speed is the speed that ends up on the song. HE'S the one that recorded it at the wrong speed. I was able to do it at the right speed, not my fault he couldn't.in this case, you are playing it in the wrong speed
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chuckduffy
Well-known member
Nice job! As others said, the harmonies were awesome. I loved the snare... Thanks for sharing.
miroslav
Cosmic Cowboy
I'm just grinning at how Greg is liking a Beatles song!
Nice cover RAMI...does the original justice.
Nice cover RAMI...does the original justice.
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Greg_L
Banned
I'm just grinning at how Greg is liking a Beatles song!
Where did I say I liked the song? I like Rami's performance and mix. Different things entirely.
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RAMI
Guest
Thanx chuck. There's one vote for the snare.
Thanx Miro. Yeah, I knew Greg wouldn't dig it. But I also know that he can make objective observations on the mix, sounds, levels, etc.....I'm just grinning at how Greg is liking a Beatles song!
Nice cover RAMI...does the original justice.
miroslav
Cosmic Cowboy
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Greg_L
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Thanks. That's a foreign concept sometimes in here, but it's what I try to do.Thanx Miro. Yeah, I knew Greg wouldn't dig it. But I also know that he can make objective observations on the mix, sounds, levels, etc.....
I do like some Beatles songs. A few from their earliest stuff. I just don't think they're anything special like most people do.Just kidding with you.....normally you openly hate even the mention of "Beatles".
miroslav
Cosmic Cowboy
I was saturated with Beatles music in my youth, like most.....but honestly, I moved on back in my '20s.
If I hear some old Beatles tune that I use to like, I may enjoy listening to it now, but I don't own a single Bealtles CD, and I've been listening to CDs a long time....but I think if I dig through my old vynil records, I might find a Beatles album somewhere in there.
That said....for their time, they were on the leading edge of modern music, and much of what they did influenced many that followed, in one degree or another, so no one can take anything away from the Beatles....but yeah, they are old news now.
If I hear some old Beatles tune that I use to like, I may enjoy listening to it now, but I don't own a single Bealtles CD, and I've been listening to CDs a long time....but I think if I dig through my old vynil records, I might find a Beatles album somewhere in there.
That said....for their time, they were on the leading edge of modern music, and much of what they did influenced many that followed, in one degree or another, so no one can take anything away from the Beatles....but yeah, they are old news now.
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RAMI
Guest
How can you say that? They're totally relevant.
I'd like to stick around and argue about it, but I just heard that something just happened to President Kennedy.
miroslav
Cosmic Cowboy
I never said they weren't still relevent. 
Old news to me in this case doesn't mean they are irrelevent....I already said they have influenced many generations of musicians that followed. It just meant that to the youth of today, they are "old news"....just like Muddy Waters, Led Zepplin, etc...etc....
Old news to me in this case doesn't mean they are irrelevent....I already said they have influenced many generations of musicians that followed. It just meant that to the youth of today, they are "old news"....just like Muddy Waters, Led Zepplin, etc...etc....
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RAMI
Guest
miroslav
Cosmic Cowboy
Well....if you were kidding, then there was no difference of opinion.
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RAMI
Guest
I thought the Kennedy reference was a pretty strong hint that I was being an idiot. I do THAT very well.Well....if you were kidding, then there was no difference of opinion.
...I'm never sure what they mean when they 
