Larry Graham Alexander

6 hours ago, garybrun said:

Love it!.
Very nice.

Can you recommend a good whistling library.
Dont know if you've heard of Rodger Whitaker... a famous whistler from the UL:  

Yes, I am familiar with Whitaker.  I worked in radio broadcasting with America's

most famous whistler, Fred Lowery.  He was a close friend.   His recording of him whistling the theme from

the movie "The High And The Mighty" was a big seller here in the states and internationally

too.

I can't remember the name of this sampled whistling library that I used.

You might Google "Sampled Whistling Library" or something like that.

Thanks for your comments.

Larry Graham Alexander

7 hours ago, David Sprouse said:

brilliant!

Thank you, Bro David.

Larry Graham Alexander

I utilized  my sample library of notes, whistled by a human, for this composition which I call "Pucker Up".

I can't remember the source for the guitar.  The accompanying orchestra is from the East/West Gold sample library.  

Larry Graham Alexander

4 hours ago, Max Arwood said:

You did a great job tweaking it!

 

Max Arwood

I am muchly obliged to you.

Larry Graham Alexander

There is a whole lot of counterpoint in my all-synth "Round Robin"!

(I forgot to include the drums in the mixdown.) 

Larry Graham Alexander

5 hours ago, Hidden Symmetry said:

Another well crafted composition. I like when you use synth sounds in combo with traditional. To me it sounds more organic & realistic than using just your orchestral library - enjoyed it.

5 hours ago, Hidden Symmetry said:

Another well crafted composition. I like when you use synth sounds in combo with traditional. To me it sounds more organic & realistic than using just your orchestral library - enjoyed it.

I thank you for listening and commenting.

Larry Graham Alexander

5 hours ago, garybrun said:

You have such a talent Larry.
I really hope your publisher is making use of it.

Let me put it this way, Mister Gary:  I am certainly NOT making a lot of money with my music.  Just a little bit...as a matter of fact.  😒  😣

Thanks for listening to "Colonel...".

Larry Graham Alexander

Get Down, Y'all.

Presenting "Groooove!" by some old Dude named Larry Graham Alexander.

He is so old that he shouldn't be allowed to write music of this type.  He should only be permitted to

sit in a rocking chair and drool like other old people.   😊

I attempted to bring back some of the sights and sounds of the private detective TV shows that once dominated the scene

with my composition "Loopy".

Larry Graham Alexander

...Another of my BIG BAND thangs.  

This is "Fireworks" and it is LOUD!

Larry Graham Alexander

Dudes and Dudettes,

This is my "The Colonel Moogy March".  

The 'Moogy' in the title is in reference to the famous Moog synthesizer that was created years ago.  This work of mine is a combination

of synthesizers and standard instruments.

Larry Graham Alexander

You live in a beautiful country, Mister Gary.

Thanks for listening.

Larry Graham Alexander

This is my "Big Band Funk".   I suppose 'funk-type' music is no longer popular but here's an example of some that I wrote years ago

My best regards to all.

Larry Graham Alexander

On 1/18/2020 at 10:49 AM, amiller said:

Awesome...sounds really good...enjoyed.😊

Elmer Fudd himself may have said...

I'm gwad that you wiked it.

Larry Graham Alexander

20 hours ago, InstrEd said:

Rowlf the Dog is a Muppet character, a scruffy brown dog of indeterminate breed, though part Corgi, with a rounded black nose and long floppy ears. He was created and originally performed by Jim Henson. Rowlf is the Muppet Theatre's resident pianist, as well as one of the show's main cast members.

Ohhhhh.  THAT Rowlf.  😄

Thanks.

Larry Graham Alexander

20 hours ago, S.L.I.P. said:

Go to profile.  You'll see a circle where your photo will appear. At the bottom left of the circle you'll see a small square box. Click on that to upload your photo. 

Thanks very much.

Regards,

Larry Graham Alexander

18 hours ago, amiller said:

Enjoyed this...’made me think of “The Sting.”😊

Glad that you took a likeing to it.  Many thanks.

Larry Graham Alexander

17 hours ago, InstrEd said:

@SteveStrummerUK   Now that you showed the walk through I  think I have to take a new picture of my Rowlf stuffed dog to upload

14 hours ago, InstrEd said:

I concur  

15 hours ago, craigb said:

Props to Steve for going that extra mile!

(Although he did forget the warning that, if you have a "face for radio," that you should probably use some other picture, like a guitar or a muppet perhaps? 🤣)

Unfortunately, I was born without a face.  Fortunately, I enjoyed a thirty-year career in radio broadcasting.

Larry Graham Alexander

Mister Steve,

Thank you, Young Chap for all of the information.

My best regards to you.

Larry Graham Alexander

Just now, InstrEd said:

I keep thinking I should update my photo but I can't think of what Rowlf picture to put up 🤣

 

I don't know what "Rowlf" is.  (?)

Larry Graham Alexander

Just now, garybrun said:

I fully understand Larry.
Keep up the amazing work.,

Thanks for listening to my music efforts, Mister Gary.  I appreciate you.

Best,

Larry Graham Alexander

Y'all,

I have been trying to enter my photo in my profile dang-near forever and have had no success.

I would certainly appreciate it if someone could furnish me with step-by-step instructions on how to do this.

Thanks very much in advance.

Larry Graham Alexander

16 hours ago, garybrun said:

Great Larry,

Thank you, Mister Gary.  I appreciate your kind words.

Best Regards,

Larry Graham Alexander

16 hours ago, garybrun said:

Brilliant again.
Would love to put your stuff through my samples.

 

A very talented mind you have my friend.

I regret that my publisher won't allow me to do that.  (It's in her contract with me.)

I'm sorry 'bout that.

Thank you for understanding.

Larry Graham Alexander

A little bit of ragtime music now via my "HarpsiRag" as played on the harpsichord.

Larry Graham Alexander