[realmusicians] Re: a warm welcome

  • From: Gudrun Brunot <gbrunot@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: realmusicians@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Mon, 05 Oct 2009 23:48:14 -0700

Hm, being the hopelessly curious person I am, I do wonder what that letter may have contained. Anyway, I shallnot snoop...


Good luck with that CD mailing. The family will be pleased, I'm sure.

I'll record the voice over the track for that road treatment. I found a midi file of six days on the road, Dave Dudley. I changed the instrumentation on it and got this dark, taffey-like clean guitar sound in there, moved it down a few notches. I have performed it, and it was well received here.

I told Rob I was just going to be down here a minute. That darned new list they have started was to appealing and interesting I had to sit here and read... shucks!

Love to you both.

G.
At 11:25 PM 10/5/2009, you wrote:
Hey, that's all great stuff 'grin'.

Sounds like loads of fun.

Yeh, well, miss mc-bride booted Stephie off too.

She wrote Jackie a very telling but truthful letter, and my lovely wife is much more circumspect than I am 'grin'.

I'm thinking seriously of subscribing from another email and posting her message to the list.

If for nothing else than to let folks know how much favoritism is truly being shown to the jerks, and to let them know a nicer place exists.

Ok, on to brighter topics.

Let's see, teamtalk.

YOU need to download the software and install it, and then you can put the server info in to it.

Did you do that?

And hey, what about your technology song, wow, that was so cool.

I still have that.

But I can't wait for the treatment of your roading experience, I know it'll be a scream.

You are just so creative and fun.

Our stout hearted lady poet and songstress.

Tell Rob we said howdy.
The server is up now and so are we Stephie's cooking us a nice steak and all kinds of yummies.

I just boxed up the cds and book to send to Julie's family.

The Post office is nice here, they pick stuff up for us, I worked it out with them.

Fed x wouldn't work with us, make things easy by helping label and such but the PO gave us personal service.

Ok, wow what a huge project that choir thing.

But sounds like real fun.

Be sweet and see ya later.


At 01:14 AM 10/6/2009, you wrote:
Glad to be here. Climate seems a lot more sunny. Took a quick look at the archive--before it has had a chance to grow to 16,547 messages... I tried to open that server for Teamtalk, but that was perhaps not the right thing to do, for my system said that "internet Explorer cannot open this server" or some such thing.

Anyway, just came home from choir practice. We're getting ready for Christmas and are doing Carols, some in tricky arrangements. One of them is "Deck the Hall" arranged by David Wilcox in a fugue-like counterpoint. I've almost gotten two thirds of it--no recording of that, though, anywhere on the net.

I'm also working on a presentation of "rounds, catches, and glees". That will be presented by me, and I'll have ten or so singers to help me demonstrate the various types of rounds, and we'll have some easy ones for audience participation. Preparing audio files and collecting sheet music, and making copies, and burning CD's for that has been pretty intense. I've been recording the parts separately and together, so people can learn on their own as well as during our rehearsals. We have until Nov 7 to get it ready to perform.

Then, there's always the weekly radio show. For a while, I've been taking it easy and aired a series I found on the net--Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Great adaptation by Betty Robertson, and she's turned that short story into 53 15-minute episodes. It's saved my life since I got back from vacation. All I've had to do is use a bit of EQ to fix some fuzzy passages (vintage sound files, you know), some normalization or volume fixes by hand, edit out all these intro and outtros between the episodes and make one hour-long one for each Sunday night.

Rob, my partner, also does his own Sunday night show, so we have had to turn our sitting-room into a part studio for him, so we don't get in each other's hair.

That's more than you wanted to hear from me, but cheers, and looking forward to a fun-filled cruise. Maybe I'll finally get up the nerve and submit something--I've actually composed an adaptation of "Six Days on the Road" based on our traumatic vehicle almost breakdown at several stages during our trip home from music camp this August...

Grin,

Gudrun
At 09:02 PM 10/5/2009, you wrote:
The most graceous and sweet natured and creative lady Gudrun has just climbed aboard.

Welcome my dear.

We've got some nice goodies here like web archives, and a voice chat server that we're working on, it's up and running now but we're not through with it yet.

It's a teamtalk server and the host name is

realmusicians.slyip.com
pw is
cattail

You can get the software over at
http://www.bearware.dk/index.php?pageid=teamtalk

I'm going to compile all this useful info in to the welcome message soon, we've only been up a couple days so hang tight, we'll have fun and resurrect the old spirit of love and acceptance which used to be over at you know where 'grin'.

I think Ross mcgregor will come over here, and I just invited DJX, we'll see what happens.

Enjoy and I know your over there probably doing 10 things at once 'grin'.

The printers came today and left Julie's inserts, wow you know what those guys did?

they gave us more inserts and cut the price in half.

Image maker is truly a great company to work with here to do printing, they don't have cd printing yet, I been bugging them about that, but they do very nice inserts and anything else, and they make it easy for blind folks, knotching corners and such and hand deliver stuff.

There a christian run company, they're actually the print shot for St. Francis Hospital I believe, but they do out of shop stuff too.

They're pricing and service is just so good, I almost just don't mind not having the direct on cd printing, but I'd like to find a good option for that at some point, thermal printing seems to be the cheapest and most practical but you know, it's the whole sighted thing, we'll eat that elephant when the demand gets great enough, but so far, so good.






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