Chris and Sue, not sure I ever repilied to this. Sounds great!

Great job, Hamsini! I told your father that my email but forgot to tell you!

Chris and Sue, yes I did. Thursday afternoon. If you still have my email, send me an email. I could not find yours when I put Chris, Sue, chris and Sue into gmail.

Fun intro Robb!
Chris and Sue

Songwriting Challenge #32

Guidelines:
Key of F
Use a 7th Chord (Major, minor, Dominant, any)
Unity

Bonuses:
Doo Wop
Marley Style

Due Date: April 1st

[Song challenge #32]

Hello Aldrine sir, Kahai sir, Aaron sir and Ryan sir.

We have recorded our new composition in garage band and we have edited it in Logic PRO. The name of the song is “Joy of Playing Together”. Instruments used: ukulele by Hamsini and digital piano (voice strings) by Harini. Hope you enjoy the song!

Harini and Hamsini

Great composition girls! We love the energy it brings and the tempo changes adds a lot of flavor. The digital piano and ukulele really sound great together, which makes your title that much more fitting. The sound quality is great. You are both such talented girls. All the time you put into your music really shows. We alway look forward to hearing you play. We hope to have our song ready soon.
-Chris and Sue

Here’s our new song, “Campfire.” We pictured a bunch of friends jamming around a campfire. We recorded seven tracks in Garage Band using our high G and low G tenors plus our baritone. We played a slow reggae beat in F and included some Fmaj7, Am7 and C7 chords.

For the first time, Sue also used her 1950s Arthur Godfrey VEGA baritone. It was recently upgraded from friction tuners to new Gotah planetary tuners, The crooked neck was reset and it was strung with a reentrant D string.

We think it sounds best with stereo speakers or headphones since we adjusted left/right balance a little.

You can listen at Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/s/a0spb8pljktewlp/Campfire.mp3?dl=0

• This reply was modified 6 months, 1 week ago by kahai.
• This reply was modified 6 months, 1 week ago by Chris and Sue.

Harini and Hamsini: Really impressive composition, as well as recording, mixing, and editing. I have no idea how to do any of that! Keep it up!

Chris and Sue: Very nice relaxing song! I would like to learn more about recording and mixing.

Thanks Robb.

Thanks Chris and Sue. Your piece is so gentle and soothing.

The kids are trying to learn some music production from a local institute. They seem to be enjoying it and I guess this will complement the work they are putting into their instruments. An early goal will be for them to set up a nice mixing set up hooked onto the computer for an open mic event as well. Let us see how that goes.

Thanks,
Aswin

Gee thanks Robb. We would like to learn more about the fancy jazz chords you play. Wish we had better singing voices. (We grew up playing wind instruments so we never really trained our singing voices) You have a nice soothing voice.
-C & S

Thank you Aswin. Your girls are so talented. That’s wonderful that they are learning about sound production. Having good sound for the open mics would really enhance their performance. We’re looking forward to seeing them at the open mic on Thursday.
– Chris and Sue

Songwriting Challenge #33

Guideline:
Key of A
Chords in the Key of A: A, Bm, C#m, D, E, F#m, G#dim

Topic: Juicy Fruits

Bonuses:
Hats and Clothes
Duet
Big Warm Sunny Day
Ghost Peppers

Due Dates:
August 5th for UU Team
August 19th for everyone else