[Show #35] PSN: There's sound all over it.

News:

News, a new Cat Box submission, a Gear Review and a bucket of fantastic Viewer Mail!

The Musician's CoolerAl is interviewed by Jammin' Dave Jackson over at the MusiciansCooler.com!

Bob Dylan promotes iTunes! There must be sound all over it.

Mac OS 10.4.7 Tiger is now officially supported for Pro Tools LE 7.1 and Pro Tools HD 7.2.

PSN has been chosen as a front page feature over at ThePodLounge.com!

The Cat Box:

This week we're featuring a rough mix sent in to us by Timothy Lee. He's a drummer and producer with his own project studio. You can see more about him at TimothyCLee.com.

This tune is called My Time. It was recorded with Digital Performer in Tim's temporary studio in his house while his new studio space is under construction. It written by a bass player/singer pal of his who decided to finally record some original songs that have been sitting around for awhile.

Here are some pictures of the setup Tim used while recording this song.

Gear Review:

Thanks to Shane Hendricks for asking me to take a look at the new PianoTEQ VST plugin. It's presented as the first truly modeled piano.

About $310.00 US. Download a free 45-day trial version for PC and Mac (Power PC only, Intel version coming). The free version has a few notes at the top and bottom ranges of the keyboard disabled.

Viewer Mail:

Dave Criddle, co-host of the Home Recording Odyssey podcast.

Rodger Willis got the Reflexion Filter!

Christopher Markus shares his solution for those who think they can sing but really can’t. Now they can with the Sing Like A Pro Rainjet!

Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question:

Q: What is the most played song on jukeboxes across the United States?

A: According to the Amusement & Music Operators Association, Patsy Cline's 1962 hit, "Crazy" is the most played song on jukeboxes across the United States. It's followed by "Old Time Rock and Roll" by Bob Seger and "Hound Dog" / "Don't Be Cruel" by Elvis Presley.

Congratulations to Dave Swift, who was the first person to correctly answer and takes home a free copy of Guitar and Drum Trainer from Ryan Smith over at RenegadeMinds.com. Honorable mention goes out to Heath McConnell of Violet Sun Studios who also answered correctly, but wasn't quite fast enough to beat Dave, and Bill Camarata.

The New Weird Al Release Is Almost Here!

Straight Outta Lynwood The New Album – In Stores September 26!

Pre-order It Now!

Visit Weird Al's web site and get the first song off the album free!

See you next week!

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bob dylan
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reflexion filter
patsy cline
bob seeger
old time rock and roll
hound dog
don't be cruel
straight outta lynwood
don't donwload this song

News:
News, a new Cat Box submission, a Gear Review and a bucket of fantastic Viewer Mail!

The Musician's CoolerAl is interviewed by Jammin' Dave Jackson over at the MusiciansCooler.com!

Bob Dylan promotes iTunes! There must be sound all over it.

Mac OS 10.4.7 Tiger is now officially supported for Pro Tools LE 7.1 and Pro Tools HD 7.2.

PSN has been chosen as a front page feature over at ThePodLounge.com!

The Cat Box:
This week we're featuring a rough mix sent in to us by Timothy Lee. He's a drummer and producer with his own project studio. You can see more about him at TimothyCLee.com.

This tune is called My Time. It was recorded with Digital Performer in Tim's temporary studio in his house while his new studio space is under construction. It written by a bass player/singer pal of his who decided to finally record some original songs that have been sitting around for awhile.

Here are some pictures of the setup Tim used while recording this song.

Gear Review:
Thanks to Shane Hendricks for asking me to take a look at the new PianoTEQ VST plugin. It's presented as the first truly modeled piano.

About $310.00 US. Download a free 45-day trial version for PC and Mac (Power PC only, Intel version coming). The free version has a few notes at the top and bottom ranges of the keyboard disabled.

Viewer Mail:

Dave Criddle, co-host of the Home Recording Odyssey podcast.

Rodger Willis got the Reflexion Filter!

Christopher Markus shares his solution for those who think they can sing but really can’t. Now they can with the Sing Like A Pro Rainjet!

Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question:
Q: What is the most played song on jukeboxes across the United States?

A: According to the Amusement & Music Operators Association, Patsy Cline's 1962 hit, "Crazy" is the most played song on jukeboxes across the United States. It's followed by "Old Time Rock and Roll" by Bob Seger and "Hound Dog" / "Don't Be Cruel" by Elvis Presley.

Congratulations to Dave Swift, who was the first person to correctly answer and takes home a free copy of Guitar and Drum Trainer from Ryan Smith over at RenegadeMinds.com. Honorable mention goes out to Heath McConnell of Violet Sun Studios who also answered correctly, but wasn't quite fast enough to beat Dave, and Bill Camarata.

The New Weird Al Release Is Almost Here!

Straight Outta Lynwood The New Album – In Stores September 26!

Pre-order It Now!

Visit Weird Al's web site and get the first song off the album free!

See you next week!

Tags: music
recording studio
home studio
project studio
mixing
protools
plugin
digidesign
frappr
creative commons
digidesign
guitar and drum trainer
ssl
solid state logic
ssl
vst
studio projects
dave jackson
school of podcasting
weird al
musicians cooler
bob dylan
the podlounge
pianoteq
reflexion filter
patsy cline
bob seeger
old time rock and roll
hound dog
don't be cruel
straight outta lynwood
don't donwload this song