Microtuned song + surround + mp3 - (LucyTuned of course)

The lyrics to this song were given to me about fifteen years ago, on a late night tube in London, during my train busking days.
The writer was very stoned or drunk yet carried a book of poems with him.
I recorded his lyrics, the chords and melody in my car after we left Earls Court station, and I never seen or heard of/from again.

Maybe he'll crawl outta the tube and demand his royalties one day if he's still alive.

This is a LucyTuned rendition of the song.
Logic 7 Pro + exs + solid electric + 12string guitars + voice. (20 tracks)

Here's the song, in "glorious Technico...." stereo mp3:

http://www.lucytune.com/mp3/SDE29Mar05.mp3

Enjoy!

Now all I need is a vocalist, who can get themselves to central London to improve on my voice. ;-)

I also mixed it in 5:1 surround, yet I have failed to figure out how to get the Fraunhofer surround mp3 encoder to encode the six surround .aif files into surround mp3.

Advice please.

Charles Lucy - lucy@harmonics.com
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That's an astounding performance Charles. What you can do with your silken voice truly amazes me.

Cordially,
Ozan
----- Original Message -----
From: Charles Lucy
To: tuning@yahoogroups.com
Sent: 29 Mart 2005 Salı 17:26
Subject: [tuning] Microtuned song + surround + mp3 - (LucyTuned of course)

The lyrics to this song were given to me about fifteen years ago, on a
late night tube in London, during my train busking days.
The writer was very stoned or drunk yet carried a book of poems with
him.
I recorded his lyrics, the chords and melody in my car after we left
Earls Court station, and I never seen or heard of/from again.

Maybe he'll crawl outta the tube and demand his royalties one day if
he's still alive.

This is a LucyTuned rendition of the song.
Logic 7 Pro + exs + solid electric + 12string guitars + voice. (20
tracks)

Here's the song, in "glorious Technico...." stereo mp3:

http://www.lucytune.com/mp3/SDE29Mar05.mp3

Enjoy!

hi Charles,

--- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, Charles Lucy <lucy@h...> wrote:

> Here's the song, in "glorious Technico...." stereo mp3:
>
> http://www.lucytune.com/mp3/SDE29Mar05.mp3
>
> Enjoy!

this is very nice ... i don't think there's anything
at all wrong with your vocal performance.

-monz

Charles Lucy escribe:

> The lyrics to this song were given to me about fifteen years ago, on a
> late night tube in London, during my train busking days.
> The writer was very stoned or drunk yet carried a book of poems with
> him.
> I recorded his lyrics, the chords and melody in my car after we left
> Earls Court station, and I never seen or heard of/from again.

That was trippy. It made me think of Pink Floyd in their more laid-back songs. And I heard the LucyTuning kick in with the F minor chord near the end of the each verse.

It's very tubish, and I hear a lot more stoned than drunk myself. I hope you find the guy.

> Now all I need is a vocalist, who can get themselves to central London
> to improve on my voice. ;-)

It's fine as is! I couldn't sing this anyway; I'm too American. Though I'd love to be in London in the summertime because it's not Texas.

~Danny~