You don't have to rhyme when you're using Songsmith. The demo showed me.
(Thanks to suryasnair!)
]]>The look on the guy's face at 3:15 pretty much sums it up for me.
]]>Ear Rape!
]]>But hey, who am I to... Judge. My name is...
]]>I got to "I'm making songs with Song..." then I had to turn the video off for the sake of my ears.
]]>In thinking about this ad for songsmith, I give Microsofts marketing department cudos. To me it is meant to be cheesy and bad. It's viral marketing. This video is now being sent all over the interweb and now millions of people know about songsmith. Had the ad not been like this no one would have cared.
]]>wow, I mean, just, wow.
]]>Though, I have no doubt, just like with the Casio, there will be at least one artist that will turn this into genius!
The 5-percent nation of Casiotone, indeed!
]]>2:15 - What the hell is this?
3:00 - This makes me want to punch you in the face
3:45 - Turn this off, this is stupid, turn it off, it's really pissing me off.
4:00 - I am so angry right now
Then, I showed her the Microsoft Songsmith site and the demos.
"I'm very pissed, get away from me, and I'm angry because you made me cuss"
Hell is a curse word to my wife.
Songsmith.
]]>This give me deuche chills
]]>@Franklin Comes Alive!: hahahaha! with Songsmith you can really rock Saddam Hussein's ass.
]]>Now Starbucks is going to be intolerable with Guitar-Hero musician wannabes that can not only "play" the guitar, but think they can sing and write music, too.
]]>Okay, I am horrible, but at least I'm not the only one.
]]>"Just think of this thing as your own personal Wesley Willis simulator."
Can you imagine is Wesley has access to this thing? Now that would make it worthwhile.
There's only one thing to say to this...
Rock 'n Roll McDonalds!
@Franklin Comes Alive!: Well, that's convenient, as the link where David Lee Roth's vocals were run through it makes me want to headbutt people...
]]>Cripes, this makes Philip Glass sound good.
]]>My vocal self esteem just went from "bashful" to "Gordon Gecko" after listening to that clip.
hooooayayaaaayahhhhhhhhh!
]]>Ah, to hell with songsmith - I wanna know how I can get some glow in the dark towels! That shit's the BOMB!
]]>@Franklin Comes Alive!: Perfect.
Rock over London. Rock on Chicago. Songsmith: It Helps You Rock
]]>Cut that SHIT OUT! She wants to hear Miles sing while having an epileptic seizure.
]]>"What if I do know how to write music?
Songsmith is for you too. Songwriters can use Songsmith as an "intelligent scratchpad" to work with new melodies, quickly turning your scratch recordings of new ideas into richer, deeper explorations."
Just like the way my old Casio used to.
]]>Seems like it might work okay for modern country or Top-40 pop. Most other stuff is a little more complex, on average. Just like you can't use refrigerator magnets to write Shakespeare.
]]>@Myself:
Nevermind. I was the one not paying attention.
Where's Don Draper when you need him?
That commercial was hard to watch with it's sickly sweet and corny appeal.
I think if I tried to use that song in a presentation to my boss, I'd be laughed at or fired.
Bye.
]]>good call on MacBook!
FWIW, i couldn't make it past 30 seconds of this vid.
]]>Now, if I just had someway to put that into song...
]]>C'mon Chris. Weren't you paying attention? It should go something like this (sing along):
"My ears are shooting streams of blood
As I watch this demo play
But thanks to Songsmith's magic touch
I sound like Marvin Gaye"
See the first comment. I was going to post it, but Chris beat me to it. This alone validates the existence of Songsmith.
]]>On the other hand I'm firmly in the camp of people who have an unrelenting hatred for girls that age singing anything ever.
(Disclaimer: I couldn't make it more than half way through this video.)
]]>It's poor attempt to take on garageband I guess? Extra poor as it costs $30.
Oh yeah, and horrible music.
]]>"Microsoft huh? So it's pretty easy to use?"
HAHAHAHAHHA
Like... Winbloze?
Well, back to recording in Logic.
]]>I feel like the beginning of this demo was autobiographical.
]]>I like how this guy isn't bothered at all when 2 people start staring at his laptop to see what he's doing...
My response would be more like, "how about you get out of my business before I hit you?"
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