Here's an original Christmas song entitled "Christmas Cat ".

technical information:
Melody, instrumentation, and arrangement were created in Biab using VSC-DXI.
Audio tracks were recorded and combined with the MIDI tracks in PowerTracks.
Sound Forge and Melodyne were also employed in the production.
Final compressed wave file created with the lowly Sound Recorder of Window's Xp.

If you are interested, you can also find a few other Christmas tunes by clicking
"More Songs" at the bottom of the page. Each one of these compositions started
life in Biab.

Thanks for listening and I hope you enjoy it.
Merry Christmas

Very funny Jim.

The only thing that can kill me in short order is a cat. So I eschew them. Severe almost instant asthma. Except for a few, my son has one that's on it's last legs (thank god) and can't get upstairs. I don't get the logic of housing an animal that defecates in your house. And you get to buy stuff for poo and then you get to clean it up. Jeez.

Please don't do one about a border collie. Mine has gone to the big dog house in the sky, or become a cricket if I'm a Buddhist today. He was yipping on about nirvana. That dog cracked everyone up, he said hello when you came in the door. Literally. It was a yawn with the word, but he did it every time.

I digress, Cats. Achoo. Eschew. No thanks. Wait! do they taste like crock e dial? Cause those taste like chicken. Yum. Meow.

Nice deal tres drole.

I think it needs .................................






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Cowbell!

Whoops was that a criticism or a witticism or better yet, both?

Quote:

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Cowbell!

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Another point where the MIDI-only BIAB camp retains clear superiority. Cowbell is part of the General MIDI specs (instrument 56), and yet even with the 2011 release, PG Music has thoughtlessly failed to provide us with a Cowbell RealTrack.

The harmony is refreshingly different, and the guitar instrumental reminded me of my halcyon days of youth spent at the local arcade listening to the Bubble Bobble theme song.

One small criticism - a trifle so minor that I hesitate to draw to your attention. You've carefully crafted a song strongly rooted in reality with elements including Santa and a magical cat - and then expect your listener to believe that a man would - on his own, without compelling motivation - RTFM? Such a suspension of disbelief for such an unusual element of this magnitude would require at least a couplet, if not a quatrain, setting out the emotional turmoil the singer experienced which lead to such an atypical action.