Comments for IPHONIQFOLK http://fredgrittner.com/Blog an iPhone, a multitrack app, and a few instruments Mon, 25 Jan 2010 16:40:56 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Laying in the Weeds by Steve http://fredgrittner.com/Blog/?p=22&cpage=1#comment-23 Steve Mon, 25 Jan 2010 16:40:56 +0000 http://fredgrittner.com/Blog/?p=22#comment-23 Nice job, Fred. Hard to believe that you can get that kind of quality and performance from a phone. Nice job, Fred. Hard to believe that you can get that kind of quality and performance from a phone.

]]> Comment on Laying in the Weeds by iphoniqfolk http://fredgrittner.com/Blog/?p=22&cpage=1#comment-17 iphoniqfolk Sat, 09 Jan 2010 14:02:16 +0000 http://fredgrittner.com/Blog/?p=22#comment-17 My wife came around to "laying" after all. Thanks for listening. My wife came around to “laying” after all. Thanks for listening.

]]> Comment on Laying in the Weeds by pwnified http://fredgrittner.com/Blog/?p=22&cpage=1#comment-16 pwnified Sat, 09 Jan 2010 09:15:20 +0000 http://fredgrittner.com/Blog/?p=22#comment-16 Sounds great Fred, very good. BTW I like the double meaning of "Laying" more than the double meaning of "Lying", but either one could work :) Sounds great Fred, very good. BTW I like the double meaning of “Laying” more than the double meaning of “Lying”, but either one could work :)

]]> Comment on Laying in the Weeds by Kris http://fredgrittner.com/Blog/?p=22&cpage=1#comment-5 Kris Wed, 23 Dec 2009 11:32:17 +0000 http://fredgrittner.com/Blog/?p=22#comment-5 Man, I've loved the iPhone since my buddies in publishing started brandishing them. The Little Lady and I have just set up a server based on that other company's software, so one probably isn't in my near future. Sniff. ...Someday. I'd love to hear that song. I made a feature film and was looking to do an "audio commentary" track. The friend who did some acoustic guitar melodies suggested I use GarageBand and my Powerbook's built-in mic. I'd do it, if I had GB loaded on my laptop or my drive weren't broken (I've fallen on it several times and bent it and a tiny screw finally dislodged and fell into the CDR/DVDR). In some ways phone acoustics seem worse than long ago, probably a function of cell-phone signal, but it can surprise you too. Like the modern cell phone' camera feature. It got me out of a traffic ticket next to Target downtown (car ahead of me was the one overdue on the meter, so I photo'd my car, that meter, and the arrow showing the ticket wasn't for my Golf). Man, I’ve loved the iPhone since my buddies in publishing started brandishing them. The Little Lady and I have just set up a server based on that other company’s software, so one probably isn’t in my near future. Sniff. …Someday.

I’d love to hear that song. I made a feature film and was looking to do an “audio commentary” track. The friend who did some acoustic guitar melodies suggested I use GarageBand and my Powerbook’s built-in mic. I’d do it, if I had GB loaded on my laptop or my drive weren’t broken (I’ve fallen on it several times and bent it and a tiny screw finally dislodged and fell into the CDR/DVDR). In some ways phone acoustics seem worse than long ago, probably a function of cell-phone signal, but it can surprise you too.

Like the modern cell phone’ camera feature. It got me out of a traffic ticket next to Target downtown (car ahead of me was the one overdue on the meter, so I photo’d my car, that meter, and the arrow showing the ticket wasn’t for my Golf).

]]> Comment on Laying in the Weeds by Chris http://fredgrittner.com/Blog/?p=22&cpage=1#comment-4 Chris Thu, 10 Dec 2009 09:36:47 +0000 http://fredgrittner.com/Blog/?p=22#comment-4 I look forward to hearing this but as I'm on an iPhone at the moment, it will have to wait till I get to a computer. As I mentioned on Project52's site, it's interesting that musicians who champion the iPhone as a tool of trade don't actually make their music available to those who use iPhones ;) All the best I look forward to hearing this but as I’m on an iPhone at the moment, it will have to wait till I get to a computer. As I mentioned on Project52′s site, it’s interesting that musicians who champion the iPhone as a tool of trade don’t actually make their music available to those who use iPhones ;)

All the best

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