Ear Training With White Noise by Graham English

[mw2king89]

lol. Graham English funny name but good tuts. not tits... tuts.

[TheES51]

NERD!

[proieproie]

hey love the help op really really good. could you please please tell me how you make white noise thank you

[grahamenglish]

There's a white noise oscillator (#3) in the ES2.

[bryandaste]

Hey Graham, you mention "500 k" a lot in the video - I'm pretty sure you mean 500 Hz, as it seems that's where the audio is centered when you're saying it. 500 k(Hz) is well beyond the range of human hearing. Just thought I'd mention it to avoid confusion!

[grahamenglish]

Ha! You're totally right. I get to talking fast and forget what the hell I'm saying. Thanks for pointing that out.

[cthompson135]

Hey Graham! I've been a fan of the podcast...REALLY enjoyed the interview with Andrea Stople! I was wondering if you could point me in the right direction with recording and mixing my song to sound great! I don't ever seem to mix my vocals well with the music...and getting that rich sound like a song on iTunes...I know I'm probably asking for TOO MUCH information...but maybe there is some guidelines you could help me with...

KEEP ROCKEN!

[grahamenglish]

You know I totally replied to this comment a while back and now I see that my comment is missing. I wonder what gives. I'm pretty sure I was dropping some deep stuff too. :/ Drop me an email and we can discuss this further if you want.

[grahamenglish]

Damn. Sorry funkydafunker. I accidentally removed your comment when I was trying to hit reply.