The Music Thread: What's Playing? 🎶

[GrownHealth]

Early ren videos with the busker crew. The covers are so cool and unique


My personal fave is the wade in the water/roxanne cover

Keep em coming pal

Early ren videos with the busker crew. The covers are so cool and unique


My personal fave is the wade in the water/roxanne cover

Mate you just put me on the straight an narrow I think
Soon as I heard the guitar and by the end well you know a little jigand a smile
Grateful
An keep em coming

 

[GrownHealth]

Funky Tom's diner cover

I'm good now cheers ,found this one emotional .
Dude's have got some vocals.
Smiling again.

 

[Rainbone]

I'm good now cheers ,found this one emotional .
Dude's have got some vocals.
Smiling again.

Yeah when the vocals hit its unexpected. Shame most of his music is French. I won't understand a lick of it

 

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Time for yello.

 

[Rainbone]

Green and yellow - rainbone


written by me then painstakingly ran through ai a billion times. Still not finished bit you get the idea

 

[GrownHealth]

Green and yellow - rainbone


written by me then painstakingly ran through ai a billion times. Still not finished bit you get the idea

Cheers for that dude,
helps gives more understanding of where your coming from/going through Hopefully your on an upwards trajectory now

Think I'm definitely wired on the other hemisphere of the brain then you creative/artistic peeps on here

 

[Rainbone]

My wires were broken well before I was born

I just write stuff to decompress but I cant do the production much anymore. There's something about trying to see how far I can break an ai to make some things I find cool. That's my form of therapy, well that and collecting hobbies

Anything artsy I do actual art too but ai is just for fun

 

[GrownHealth]

My wires were broken well before I was born

I just write stuff to decompress but I cant do the production much anymore. There's something about trying to see how far I can break an ai to make some things I find cool. That's my form of therapy, well that and collecting hobbies

Anything artsy I do actual art too but ai is just for fun

Wife's very arty creative but restricted by hands ,I'll suggest ai as it might spike her interest ,but she love crafts and resin and drawing ,starting to realise I'm the odd one out in my surroundings ,sort of Dr Spock logical.
Would love to be able to create stuff but I really just mimic , but I've always been wired this way and am well used to it by now.

 

[Rainbone]

very arty creative but restricted by hands ,I'll suggest ai as it might spike her interest ,but she love crafts and resin and drawing ,starting to realise I'm the odd one out in my surroundings ,sort of Dr Spock logical.
Would love to be able to create stuff but I really just mimic , but I've always been wired this way and am well used to it by now.

Check out fimo polymer clay they do a foam clay that is supposed to be light to work with. I use normal fimo and it can be tough to get it working until its warm so id reccomend the foam one if dexterity is an issue. it can help work the hands a bit too if needed. you can make some awesome little things. Just bake it in the oven to harden em when your finished. It will stay workable for ever till it's cooked

 

[Rainbone]

Wife's very arty creative but restricted by hands ,I'll suggest ai as it might spike her interest ,but she love crafts and resin and drawing ,starting to realise I'm the odd one out in my surroundings ,sort of Dr Spock logical.
Would love to be able to create stuff but I really just mimic , but I've always been wired this way and am well used to it by now.

Gotta start somewhere. Nobody is ever to old to take up a new hobby. And with YouTube the tutorials are endless.

 

[GrownHealth]

Check out fimo polymer clay they do a foam clay that is supposed to be light to work with. I use normal fimo and it can be tough to get it working until its warm so id reccomend the foam one if dexterity is an issue. it can help work the hands a bit too if needed. you can make some awesome little things. Just bake it in the oven to harden em when your finished. It will stay workable for ever till it's cooked

Just opened up a conversation on clay as she just got some air hardening clay for our niece but has used all sorts as a nursery nurse in the past and might look into it know.
As for me I want to play the guitar I've tried to learn a few times but no kebab ,might drag it out again and torture my household

 

[Rainbone]

I have sausage hands. I bang drums and make noise.

 

[GrownHealth]

I have sausage hands. I bang drums and make noise.

Think that may be where I'm going wrong,
King Charlie fingers
Wish I could say She bangs the drums ,you know My sugar spun Wife but no she loves Take That Not really what the world is waiting for
Loves me a bit of Rush here so I appreciate the drums .
This post is your fault pffft salmon, going to take me a month to work that out

 

[Rainbone]

Hahaa yeah I went a bit over top and got the joey jordison sig kit few years ago. It takes the entire spare room when it's set up.

 

[Rainbone]

Think this but shoved in-between a desk a sofa a mattress and all the Christmas decoration boxes

 

[GrownHealth]

Some serious dexterity involved there dude ,I bet you lose yourself like a DMT trip when at one with that set up'
Not that I've had DMT but you get what I mean.
I bet even when fully fit that's proper knackering ,remember someone calling Ringo Starr then someone said you try an keep up his tempo.

 

[Rainbone]

Yeah I was alot less fat when I gigged just by transporting kits and equipment. I'm currently converting the kit to have triggers so I can use mesh skins and keep it quiet. Then can link it to the pc for recording but again another hobby I'm still not finished

 

[GrownHealth]

Right so you could record without having the neighbourhood outside with pitchforks, would of thought that mesh wouldn't work ,so it would record the pressure of hitting it as well or just the fact its been hit?

 

[Rainbone]

Right so you could record without having the neighbourhood outside with pitchforks, would of thought that wouldn't work ,so it would record the pressure of hitting it as well or just the fact its been hit?

Yeah you get special triggers that can tell between how hard you play and if you do rim shots so each drum has its own trigger and each cymbal can too but this is a bigger pain to do. Then you use a special box that takes the signals from the vibrations and converts it into sound waves. Then you choose a sample for that drum and it will have a range in the sample to play for ghost notes or thrashing the toms

 

[GrownHealth]

Yeah you get special triggers that can tell between how hard you play and if you do rim shots so each drum has its own trigger and each cymbal can too but this is a bigger pain to do. Then you use a special box that takes the signals from the vibrations and converts it into sound waves. Then you choose a sample for that drum and it will have a range in the sample to play for ghost notes or thrashing the toms

Beltin mate , it sounds the biz and if it gets you doing again what I imagine you love then it's priceless in the context of things.
When you've sussed that little lot theoretical physics awaits and script assist will be a doddle