Yeay!

Originally posted by Pony_God At least Noggin doesn't have Flapjack and Chowder...

We've been cutting out the afternoon TV watching since school started, so I haven't seen these two shows.  But a quick YouTube search revealed this.  Total Drama Island (the third intro in the clip) looks similar to the Danny Phantom/Fairly Odd Parents genre, but much more dorky and with less redeeming value.  But then again, if you hung out with my almost nine-year-old son and his friends, you would hear a lot of dorky things coming from their mouths too, so these shows are just playing to their audiences tastes.

Now....if any of these comes out with a Christmas episode, then we'd have some great sequences for the kiddies!

"Great" being totally subjective, mind you. 

ugh.... I just for the first time actually output to one of the ACx16s.... I'm getting a headach from the twweaking that'll need to be done already.

Originally posted by LightsOnLogan The W2E defaults are not the best for most tasks.  Once we are caught up with the bug list and have the next version out I'll spend a bit more time explaining the advanced options (right now only an audio engineer can fully appreciate them) and will make some recommendations for specific music selections.

I've been wrapping my ears around the settings, and I've been able to focus on bass or vocals with a little trial-and-error.  The problem is that I do most of my sequencing at night, and the piano is in the other room (sleeping wife/children  ).  With frequencies I'm fairly accurate, but I need to tap on a piano/keyboard for musical notes to make much spectral sense to me.  I do like the spectrogram, but I'm a bit too colorblind to fully take advantage of it as yet.

So I'm browsing the web for a note/frequency cheat sheet for now.

Originally posted by LightsOnLogan I like this interactive chart:   http://www.independentrecording.net/irn/resources/freqchart/main_display.htm

I just realized that the chart really is interactive--as you mouse over the graphic, additional information pops up.  Very cool.  Much better than the old ones (up to third generation xeroxes and mimeographs ) that I found in my old teaching materials.

Thanks!