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Flame of the Ainulindalë
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The end of our semester and the DW II really kept me busy...
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But then again Gwath seems to still have a problem with the background-noise. And that will really stick out, believe me! Have you any chance of getting rid of that during June - July- August, Gwath? If not then I'd suggest that Legate and Mac take the two leading roles with Nerwen being Legolas. How about you Mac and Legate try one more, being careful with the S's (avoid high-pitch ones) and avoiding speaking to your nose? And no, this is no mockery. I never learned this when I was at your age or even later... it was only by age and then joining a choir a few years ago that led me to understand these things... ![]() And I don't mean trying like how to sound like Donald Duck or how to make an orc-growl, but listening to where the sound of your voice comes from and where it resonates. And experiment then! If it's high up and front it's the nasal one which I don't think either Gandalf or Aragorn would have. Bringing the voice to the middle of your mouth and thence letting it resonate in your skull makes a pleasant full voice. Dropping it to the back of your mouth / into your throat makes it sound lower and coarser. If you manage to get your whole body (especially your midriff) to support the sound it will be spectacular (and no... I'm not good at that myself... it's so hard). I'd like to hear a few trials unless you others are already bored / you have clear ideas how to cast the last roles. But those with assignments could start doing it already! As soon as I get the first files I'll start building the recording... unless Nerwen has better equipment & more time in her hands... but for now I seem to have at least time until the end of July... Oddwen! The sooner I get your part the better! That is the backbone of all this. With your part with me I could start counting how to fit the music eg. how many melody-rounds / bars we will need approximately and thence thinking about the variations etc...
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Drummer in the Deep
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Flame of the Ainulindalë
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![]() But you'll have them ready as we get to them? ![]() *always look at the bright side of life* And don't worry. I will be able to actually concentrate on this the week after Midsummer's eve the earliest so no hurry... and I have a lot to do with the music just to get a clear structure in there and to decide which variations might fit whatever developement in the story. Just don't send me too big files as you're the one with lots to do... I quess 10 MB is the limit most servers / e-mail accounts take. So glad to hear you're on it! Now others, show your qualities! ![]()
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Well, I've nearly finished my exams, so I'm free from now on. I'll take Legolas, unless Mac is desperate to do so.
Nogrod, as you're doing an excellent job with the mixing, I suggest you keep on with it... but I'll be available to help out, if need be.
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I have a friend who does music recording, and I'll ask him if he has an old microphone I could use.
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Hmm... I don't mind doing Gandalf, if you really think it doesn't sound unrealistic (un-Gandalfish, that is). However, in any case, I'm afraid I won't have time now, and as soon as I finish my last exam (this week), I'm off and will be off more or less continuously for some time... the earliest I can get recording something will be... around the second half of July or something like that.
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Can one buy a decent microphone that plugs into the computer for really cheap?
I feel kind of stupid not having any sort of equipment considering the field I'm going into. But why buy a bunch of stuff when you can rent it for free at school? The problem comes in the summer when I'm not in class and still need to record stuff... ![]()
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Supposedly, USB microphones have less hum and are better - they usually retail for about thirty U.S. dollars. I was lucky enough to find a (Microsoft Lifechat LX-3000) USB headset at a secondhand store, and am pleased with it.
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