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This is a tiny little silly slip of a thing. As many of you know, I've been learning my way around Logic Express and Miroslav Philharmonk. I've also been sick in bed with a sinus thingy for the past few days and was starting to get a bit stir crazy by this morning.
Kate and I have been watching a BBC documentary series called "Wild China" and there was a great little episode about the Snub Nosed Monkeys (pictured above) which are Kate's *favorite* primates. She has also recently decided she likes the bassoon. So......long story to say - I was feeling a little better this morning, got a burst of energy and started goofing around on my keyboard and playing in Logic and this is what came of it. lol....just a bit o'fun. Enjoy.
Oh - and "Boon" is the abbreviated name I inadvertently typed when naming my bassoon tracks so it stuck.
Kate and I have been watching a BBC documentary series called "Wild China" and there was a great little episode about the Snub Nosed Monkeys (pictured above) which are Kate's *favorite* primates. She has also recently decided she likes the bassoon. So......long story to say - I was feeling a little better this morning, got a burst of energy and started goofing around on my keyboard and playing in Logic and this is what came of it. lol....just a bit o'fun. Enjoy.
Oh - and "Boon" is the abbreviated name I inadvertently typed when naming my bassoon tracks so it stuck.
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magnatone
welcome back to the land of the living (more or less). i'm sure you looked long and hard for the photo :). ok SERIOUSLY, great experimentation in the quest to get the upper hand with miro/logic. i love the miro bassoon, and i think "boon" is what they should be called as a matter of course. terrific tune - what's next??