Try this with a PJ song

mpgervace
mpgervace Posts: 62
edited February 2007 in Words and Music...Communication
Depending on what you do for work, you may never have expierenced it.
I'm in construction and usually there's a radio playing in the distance.
You cant hear the complete song / lyrics being played.... but what if Pearl Jam was singing that song, I thought to myself.

So with a sound editor, I try and take 2 simular Pearl Jam songs and lay one over the other.....one with the volume lower than the other....
You'd be AMAZED how you can almost create a NEW pearl Jam song....
try Nothingman & Betterman.....

I think the key is NOT to listen to the song thru headphones, but to have them overlay and listen from a distance...if you're following me.

It's just something fun to try. You can also try this with a PJ song and a simular song by another band, and thats pretty cool to. Not sure if anyones noticed but musically most songs today are the same.
Listened since day one when "Ten" was released in 1991...and haven't stopped....
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  • Ms. Haiku
    Ms. Haiku Washington DC Posts: 7,389
    How do you overlay songs? Is it that you have two radios/CD players on at the same time? That would be pretty cool. I could try my computer radio, and then my CD player. Sounds kindof funky.
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  • mpgervace
    mpgervace Posts: 62
    I use the computers sound editor....
    take a song, save it, then open a new file, with a new song, take the other song saved and paste....

    you'll get it as you tinker with it.
    Listened since day one when "Ten" was released in 1991...and haven't stopped....
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    Cleveland 94
    Cleveland 06'
    The Vic in Chicago 07'
  • Ms. Haiku
    Ms. Haiku Washington DC Posts: 7,389
    Gotcha. If I don't figure it out, I'll just pop in here for more instruction :)
    There is no such thing as leftover pizza. There is now pizza and later pizza. - anonymous
    The risk I took was calculated, but man, am I bad at math - The Mincing Mockingbird
  • innane
    innane Posts: 33
    its the same if u have just one song playing in a distance

    or better yet have the song on headphones but listen to the headpohnes two metres away....its completely new song
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  • mpgervace
    mpgervace Posts: 62
    Exactly! sometimes even hearing a PJ song in the distance, you can actually "create" a new song, which lead me to the little project.
    Listened since day one when "Ten" was released in 1991...and haven't stopped....
    www.mymobileupload.com
    Cleveland 94
    Cleveland 06'
    The Vic in Chicago 07'

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