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Bartman
 Post subject: Profound statement
PostPosted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 8:22 pm 
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I felt sorry for the inactivity of this section so I decided to post.

I have nothing constructive to provide about recording woodwind or brass.

Thank you for your time and attention.

Gary
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Robert Paul
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Wow.

I don't know what to say.

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JM
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I threw up my AT3035 a couple of months ago and recorded myself trying to play cornet for a couple of minutes. Haven't listened to it yet, so I couldn't say if my playing and/or the recording passed the laugh test. I'm guessing the fact that I haven't listened back to it probably clues you in to my suspicians. :oops:

How's that for an "on-topic" post. Be lonely no more, woodwind and brass section. :D

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Robbie
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I could make a windwood recording. Recording recorder. That would make a recordbreaking recorder record. For the record.

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Bartman
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I think we'd get more post activity if we changed the name of this forum section to "Recording breaking wind and ass".

Whattya think?
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Robbie
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Bartman wrote:
Whattya think?


This section is now renamed.

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Bartman
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Can we call it Bart's Fart Section?
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Robbie
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:D

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Bartman
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Thank you very much.

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What's today's cabbage?

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Bartman
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Robbie wrote:
What's today's cabbage?


cabbage is the new cheese.
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JM
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Bartman wrote:
cabbage is the new cheese.


I ain't buyin' it. [-X

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