House Crickets

[Neil Rutman]

No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I have a
cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to do a session
at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple solution?

Neil R

[Jay Kadis]

In article >,
"Neil Rutman" > wrote:

> No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I have a
> cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to do a session
> at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple solution?
>
> Neil R
>
>

We have several crickets in our building, but so far not in the studios. It's
amazing how loud they can be in a resonant hallway. There are some simple
solutions, but they're not good for the cricket (they involve shoes and/or
cats). Crickets are considered good luck, so you might want to be careful how
you deal with yours.

-Jay
--
x------- Jay Kadis ------- x---- Jay's Attic Studio ------x
x Lecturer, Audio Engineer x Dexter Records x
x CCRMA, Stanford University x http://www.offbeats.com/ x
x-------- http://ccrma-www.stanford.edu/~jay/ ----------x

[Jay Kadis]

In article >,
"Neil Rutman" > wrote:

> No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I have a
> cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to do a session
> at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple solution?
>
> Neil R
>
>

We have several crickets in our building, but so far not in the studios. It's
amazing how loud they can be in a resonant hallway. There are some simple
solutions, but they're not good for the cricket (they involve shoes and/or
cats). Crickets are considered good luck, so you might want to be careful how
you deal with yours.

-Jay
--
x------- Jay Kadis ------- x---- Jay's Attic Studio ------x
x Lecturer, Audio Engineer x Dexter Records x
x CCRMA, Stanford University x http://www.offbeats.com/ x
x-------- http://ccrma-www.stanford.edu/~jay/ ----------x

[Jay Kadis]

In article >,
"Neil Rutman" > wrote:

> No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I have a
> cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to do a session
> at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple solution?
>
> Neil R
>
>

We have several crickets in our building, but so far not in the studios. It's
amazing how loud they can be in a resonant hallway. There are some simple
solutions, but they're not good for the cricket (they involve shoes and/or
cats). Crickets are considered good luck, so you might want to be careful how
you deal with yours.

-Jay
--
x------- Jay Kadis ------- x---- Jay's Attic Studio ------x
x Lecturer, Audio Engineer x Dexter Records x
x CCRMA, Stanford University x http://www.offbeats.com/ x
x-------- http://ccrma-www.stanford.edu/~jay/ ----------x

[Scott Dorsey]

Neil Rutman > wrote:
>No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I have a
>cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to do a session
>at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple solution?

Cats.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[Scott Dorsey]

Neil Rutman > wrote:
>No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I have a
>cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to do a session
>at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple solution?

Cats.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[Scott Dorsey]

Neil Rutman > wrote:
>No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I have a
>cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to do a session
>at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple solution?

Cats.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[Neil Rutman]

I'll put my cat in the control room tonight and see what happens. Thanks
guys!

Neil R

"Scott Dorsey" > wrote in message
...
> Neil Rutman > wrote:
> >No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I have
a
> >cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to do a
session
> >at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple solution?
>
> Cats.
> --scott
> --
> "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[Neil Rutman]

I'll put my cat in the control room tonight and see what happens. Thanks
guys!

Neil R

"Scott Dorsey" > wrote in message
...
> Neil Rutman > wrote:
> >No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I have
a
> >cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to do a
session
> >at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple solution?
>
> Cats.
> --scott
> --
> "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[Neil Rutman]

I'll put my cat in the control room tonight and see what happens. Thanks
guys!

Neil R

"Scott Dorsey" > wrote in message
...
> Neil Rutman > wrote:
> >No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I have
a
> >cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to do a
session
> >at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple solution?
>
> Cats.
> --scott
> --
> "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[ScotFraser]

<< Cats. >>

I was just going to say that. A client of mine has a percussion studio in an
industrial building that seems infested with crickets. When he had a cat there,
we never had cricket problems. Now that his cat has gone to the big litter box
in the sky, we can't get through a minute of tracking without the racket
starting up. One cricket in an all concrete room is astonishingly loud.


Scott Fraser

[ScotFraser]

<< Cats. >>

I was just going to say that. A client of mine has a percussion studio in an
industrial building that seems infested with crickets. When he had a cat there,
we never had cricket problems. Now that his cat has gone to the big litter box
in the sky, we can't get through a minute of tracking without the racket
starting up. One cricket in an all concrete room is astonishingly loud.


Scott Fraser

[ScotFraser]

<< Cats. >>

I was just going to say that. A client of mine has a percussion studio in an
industrial building that seems infested with crickets. When he had a cat there,
we never had cricket problems. Now that his cat has gone to the big litter box
in the sky, we can't get through a minute of tracking without the racket
starting up. One cricket in an all concrete room is astonishingly loud.


Scott Fraser

[NJD]

In article >,
says...
> I'll put my cat in the control room tonight and see what happens. Thanks
> guys!

Might take more than one night. The cat has to see the thing first.

--Nick

[NJD]

In article >,
says...
> I'll put my cat in the control room tonight and see what happens. Thanks
> guys!

Might take more than one night. The cat has to see the thing first.

--Nick

[NJD]

In article >,
says...
> I'll put my cat in the control room tonight and see what happens. Thanks
> guys!

Might take more than one night. The cat has to see the thing first.

--Nick

[ScotFraser]

<< Might take more than one night. The cat has to see the thing first. >>

Just has to hear it, really. I think once the cricket realizes the cat is
around it just shuts up for fear of detection.


Scott Fraser

[ScotFraser]

<< Might take more than one night. The cat has to see the thing first. >>

Just has to hear it, really. I think once the cricket realizes the cat is
around it just shuts up for fear of detection.


Scott Fraser

[ScotFraser]

<< Might take more than one night. The cat has to see the thing first. >>

Just has to hear it, really. I think once the cricket realizes the cat is
around it just shuts up for fear of detection.


Scott Fraser

[hank alrich]

Neil Rutman wrote:

> No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I have a
> cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to do a session
> at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple solution?

Man, those come in lots of sizes, and the ones around here that can make
a huge racket are very, very small. Every once in a while we'd get the
noice going and look everywhere for its source, without success;
eventually I located one and we all went, "No ****! So _that's_ why we
usually can't find them: they're miniature and translucent!"

Shoes, cats, chickens are generally good anticricket devices, and you
can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
masturbating.

--
ha

[hank alrich]

Neil Rutman wrote:

> No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I have a
> cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to do a session
> at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple solution?

Man, those come in lots of sizes, and the ones around here that can make
a huge racket are very, very small. Every once in a while we'd get the
noice going and look everywhere for its source, without success;
eventually I located one and we all went, "No ****! So _that's_ why we
usually can't find them: they're miniature and translucent!"

Shoes, cats, chickens are generally good anticricket devices, and you
can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
masturbating.

--
ha

[hank alrich]

Neil Rutman wrote:

> No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I have a
> cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to do a session
> at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple solution?

Man, those come in lots of sizes, and the ones around here that can make
a huge racket are very, very small. Every once in a while we'd get the
noice going and look everywhere for its source, without success;
eventually I located one and we all went, "No ****! So _that's_ why we
usually can't find them: they're miniature and translucent!"

Shoes, cats, chickens are generally good anticricket devices, and you
can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
masturbating.

--
ha

[Mondoslug1]

HA wrote:

>, and you
>can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
>masturbating.

I think I'd go with the cat thing.

[Mondoslug1]

HA wrote:

>, and you
>can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
>masturbating.

I think I'd go with the cat thing.

[Mondoslug1]

HA wrote:

>, and you
>can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
>masturbating.

I think I'd go with the cat thing.

[hank alrich]

Mondoslug1 wrote:

> HA wrote:
>
> >, and you
> >can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
> >masturbating.
>
> I think I'd go with the cat thing.

Some people are allergic to cats; only fundametalists are allergic to
masturbation.

--
ha

[hank alrich]

Mondoslug1 wrote:

> HA wrote:
>
> >, and you
> >can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
> >masturbating.
>
> I think I'd go with the cat thing.

Some people are allergic to cats; only fundametalists are allergic to
masturbation.

--
ha

[hank alrich]

Mondoslug1 wrote:

> HA wrote:
>
> >, and you
> >can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
> >masturbating.
>
> I think I'd go with the cat thing.

Some people are allergic to cats; only fundametalists are allergic to
masturbation.

--
ha

[**bg**]

"hank alrich" > wrote in message
...
> Mondoslug1 wrote:
>
> > HA wrote:
> >
> > >, and you
> > >can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll
die
> > >masturbating.
> >
> > I think I'd go with the cat thing.
>
> Some people are allergic to cats; only fundametalists are allergic to
> masturbation.
>
> --
> ha--
___________________
Hey ha,

I find I am allergic to neither....

backatcha!

-bg-

www.thelittlecanadaheadphoneband.ca

[**bg**]

"hank alrich" > wrote in message
...
> Mondoslug1 wrote:
>
> > HA wrote:
> >
> > >, and you
> > >can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll
die
> > >masturbating.
> >
> > I think I'd go with the cat thing.
>
> Some people are allergic to cats; only fundametalists are allergic to
> masturbation.
>
> --
> ha--
___________________
Hey ha,

I find I am allergic to neither....

backatcha!

-bg-

www.thelittlecanadaheadphoneband.ca

[**bg**]

"hank alrich" > wrote in message
...
> Mondoslug1 wrote:
>
> > HA wrote:
> >
> > >, and you
> > >can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll
die
> > >masturbating.
> >
> > I think I'd go with the cat thing.
>
> Some people are allergic to cats; only fundametalists are allergic to
> masturbation.
>
> --
> ha--
___________________
Hey ha,

I find I am allergic to neither....

backatcha!

-bg-

www.thelittlecanadaheadphoneband.ca

[Paul Stamler]

"hank alrich" > wrote in message
.. .

> Shoes, cats, chickens are generally good anticricket devices, and you
> can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
> masturbating.

What if they just go blind?

Peace,
Paul

[Paul Stamler]

"hank alrich" > wrote in message
.. .

> Shoes, cats, chickens are generally good anticricket devices, and you
> can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
> masturbating.

What if they just go blind?

Peace,
Paul

[Paul Stamler]

"hank alrich" > wrote in message
.. .

> Shoes, cats, chickens are generally good anticricket devices, and you
> can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
> masturbating.

What if they just go blind?

Peace,
Paul

[S O'Neill]

hank alrich wrote:

> Mondoslug1 wrote:
>
>
>>HA wrote:
>>
>>
>>>, and you
>>>can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
>>>masturbating.
>>
>>I think I'd go with the cat thing.
>
>
> Some people are allergic to cats; only fundametalists are allergic to
> masturbation.


Therefore, a fundamentalist is a cricket.

[S O'Neill]

hank alrich wrote:

> Mondoslug1 wrote:
>
>
>>HA wrote:
>>
>>
>>>, and you
>>>can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
>>>masturbating.
>>
>>I think I'd go with the cat thing.
>
>
> Some people are allergic to cats; only fundametalists are allergic to
> masturbation.


Therefore, a fundamentalist is a cricket.

[S O'Neill]

hank alrich wrote:

> Mondoslug1 wrote:
>
>
>>HA wrote:
>>
>>
>>>, and you
>>>can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
>>>masturbating.
>>
>>I think I'd go with the cat thing.
>
>
> Some people are allergic to cats; only fundametalists are allergic to
> masturbation.


Therefore, a fundamentalist is a cricket.

[Geoff Wood]

Neil Rutman wrote:
> No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I
> have a cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to
> do a session at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple
> solution?

Get Linux.

Or bug-spray. Or a hammer, or a net if you in harmony with nature. Or you
could sample it.

geoff

[Geoff Wood]

Neil Rutman wrote:
> No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I
> have a cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to
> do a session at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple
> solution?

Get Linux.

Or bug-spray. Or a hammer, or a net if you in harmony with nature. Or you
could sample it.

geoff

[Geoff Wood]

Neil Rutman wrote:
> No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I
> have a cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to
> do a session at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple
> solution?

Get Linux.

Or bug-spray. Or a hammer, or a net if you in harmony with nature. Or you
could sample it.

geoff

[Geoff Wood]

Neil Rutman wrote:
> I'll put my cat in the control room tonight and see what happens.
> Thanks guys!

WARNING - do a Google Groups search on "cat **** cables mixer".

geoff

[Geoff Wood]

Neil Rutman wrote:
> I'll put my cat in the control room tonight and see what happens.
> Thanks guys!

WARNING - do a Google Groups search on "cat **** cables mixer".

geoff

[Geoff Wood]

Neil Rutman wrote:
> I'll put my cat in the control room tonight and see what happens.
> Thanks guys!

WARNING - do a Google Groups search on "cat **** cables mixer".

geoff

[Geoff Wood]

hank alrich wrote:
> Mondoslug1 wrote:
>
>> HA wrote:
>>
>>> , and you
>>> can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and
>>> they'll die masturbating.
>>
>> I think I'd go with the cat thing.
>
> Some people are allergic to cats; only fundametalists are allergic to
> masturbation.

Masturbation makes me sneeze.

geoff

[Geoff Wood]

hank alrich wrote:
> Mondoslug1 wrote:
>
>> HA wrote:
>>
>>> , and you
>>> can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and
>>> they'll die masturbating.
>>
>> I think I'd go with the cat thing.
>
> Some people are allergic to cats; only fundametalists are allergic to
> masturbation.

Masturbation makes me sneeze.

geoff

[Geoff Wood]

hank alrich wrote:
> Mondoslug1 wrote:
>
>> HA wrote:
>>
>>> , and you
>>> can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and
>>> they'll die masturbating.
>>
>> I think I'd go with the cat thing.
>
> Some people are allergic to cats; only fundametalists are allergic to
> masturbation.

Masturbation makes me sneeze.

geoff

[Neil Rutman]

I actually DID record it! Maybe I can sell cricket samples and then be able
to afford an exterminator!

Neil R

"Geoff Wood" -nospam> wrote in message
...
> Neil Rutman wrote:
> > No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I
> > have a cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to
> > do a session at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple
> > solution?
>
> Get Linux.
>
> Or bug-spray. Or a hammer, or a net if you in harmony with nature. Or
you
> could sample it.
>
> geoff
>
>

[Neil Rutman]

I actually DID record it! Maybe I can sell cricket samples and then be able
to afford an exterminator!

Neil R

"Geoff Wood" -nospam> wrote in message
...
> Neil Rutman wrote:
> > No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I
> > have a cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to
> > do a session at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple
> > solution?
>
> Get Linux.
>
> Or bug-spray. Or a hammer, or a net if you in harmony with nature. Or
you
> could sample it.
>
> geoff
>
>

[Neil Rutman]

I actually DID record it! Maybe I can sell cricket samples and then be able
to afford an exterminator!

Neil R

"Geoff Wood" -nospam> wrote in message
...
> Neil Rutman wrote:
> > No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I
> > have a cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to
> > do a session at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple
> > solution?
>
> Get Linux.
>
> Or bug-spray. Or a hammer, or a net if you in harmony with nature. Or
you
> could sample it.
>
> geoff
>
>

[G. Scott Davis]

> Any simple solution?

The sole of a shoe?

Glenn Davis
"Creating the perfect mix is like painting a 747 with Q-Tips"

[G. Scott Davis]

> Any simple solution?

The sole of a shoe?

Glenn Davis
"Creating the perfect mix is like painting a 747 with Q-Tips"

[G. Scott Davis]

> Any simple solution?

The sole of a shoe?

Glenn Davis
"Creating the perfect mix is like painting a 747 with Q-Tips"

[G. Scott Davis]

>Cats.

Ah, but the cat may pose a whole new set of issues such as hair stuck between
the desk modules, clawing the monitors, loud meowing etc., etc. God help you if
the cat ****es on something since uric acid is highly corrosive. We have a
"cub" in our studio, but keep her out of the live rooms and control rooms for
many reasons including the fact that some clients are allergic. She is a
Siamese and has "slipped" past a door and into a session several times. In a
recent session, we had just finished tracking and a client was sure she heard
meowing. We found the track, but ended up leaving it since it was burried in
the mix and the cat actually meowed with perfect timing.

Glenn Davis
"Creating the perfect mix is like painting a 747 with Q-Tips"

[G. Scott Davis]

>Cats.

Ah, but the cat may pose a whole new set of issues such as hair stuck between
the desk modules, clawing the monitors, loud meowing etc., etc. God help you if
the cat ****es on something since uric acid is highly corrosive. We have a
"cub" in our studio, but keep her out of the live rooms and control rooms for
many reasons including the fact that some clients are allergic. She is a
Siamese and has "slipped" past a door and into a session several times. In a
recent session, we had just finished tracking and a client was sure she heard
meowing. We found the track, but ended up leaving it since it was burried in
the mix and the cat actually meowed with perfect timing.

Glenn Davis
"Creating the perfect mix is like painting a 747 with Q-Tips"

[G. Scott Davis]

>Cats.

Ah, but the cat may pose a whole new set of issues such as hair stuck between
the desk modules, clawing the monitors, loud meowing etc., etc. God help you if
the cat ****es on something since uric acid is highly corrosive. We have a
"cub" in our studio, but keep her out of the live rooms and control rooms for
many reasons including the fact that some clients are allergic. She is a
Siamese and has "slipped" past a door and into a session several times. In a
recent session, we had just finished tracking and a client was sure she heard
meowing. We found the track, but ended up leaving it since it was burried in
the mix and the cat actually meowed with perfect timing.

Glenn Davis
"Creating the perfect mix is like painting a 747 with Q-Tips"

[Paul Stamler]

"Neil Rutman" > wrote in message
...
> I actually DID record it! Maybe I can sell cricket samples and then be
able
> to afford an exterminator!

Ah, if Moses Asch was still with us...

One of my favorite steel band LPs (not on Folkways) has a cricket all
through one side. He was under the front steps of the house the music was
being recorded in.

Peace,
Paul

[Paul Stamler]

"Neil Rutman" > wrote in message
...
> I actually DID record it! Maybe I can sell cricket samples and then be
able
> to afford an exterminator!

Ah, if Moses Asch was still with us...

One of my favorite steel band LPs (not on Folkways) has a cricket all
through one side. He was under the front steps of the house the music was
being recorded in.

Peace,
Paul

[Paul Stamler]

"Neil Rutman" > wrote in message
...
> I actually DID record it! Maybe I can sell cricket samples and then be
able
> to afford an exterminator!

Ah, if Moses Asch was still with us...

One of my favorite steel band LPs (not on Folkways) has a cricket all
through one side. He was under the front steps of the house the music was
being recorded in.

Peace,
Paul

[Animix]

Hmmmmm..............studio chickens? Well, at least they wouldn't drag dead
birds and chipmunks into the control room as presents for me to find. Then
again, chickens leave other kinds of *presents*

;O)

Doug Joyce
Animix Productions
Durango, CO

"hank alrich" > wrote in message
.. .
> Neil Rutman wrote:
>
> > No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I have
a
> > cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to do a
session
> > at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple solution?
>
> Man, those come in lots of sizes, and the ones around here that can make
> a huge racket are very, very small. Every once in a while we'd get the
> noice going and look everywhere for its source, without success;
> eventually I located one and we all went, "No ****! So _that's_ why we
> usually can't find them: they're miniature and translucent!"
>
> Shoes, cats, chickens are generally good anticricket devices, and you
> can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
> masturbating.
>
> --
> ha

[Animix]

Hmmmmm..............studio chickens? Well, at least they wouldn't drag dead
birds and chipmunks into the control room as presents for me to find. Then
again, chickens leave other kinds of *presents*

;O)

Doug Joyce
Animix Productions
Durango, CO

"hank alrich" > wrote in message
.. .
> Neil Rutman wrote:
>
> > No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I have
a
> > cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to do a
session
> > at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple solution?
>
> Man, those come in lots of sizes, and the ones around here that can make
> a huge racket are very, very small. Every once in a while we'd get the
> noice going and look everywhere for its source, without success;
> eventually I located one and we all went, "No ****! So _that's_ why we
> usually can't find them: they're miniature and translucent!"
>
> Shoes, cats, chickens are generally good anticricket devices, and you
> can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
> masturbating.
>
> --
> ha

[Animix]

Hmmmmm..............studio chickens? Well, at least they wouldn't drag dead
birds and chipmunks into the control room as presents for me to find. Then
again, chickens leave other kinds of *presents*

;O)

Doug Joyce
Animix Productions
Durango, CO

"hank alrich" > wrote in message
.. .
> Neil Rutman wrote:
>
> > No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I have
a
> > cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to do a
session
> > at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple solution?
>
> Man, those come in lots of sizes, and the ones around here that can make
> a huge racket are very, very small. Every once in a while we'd get the
> noice going and look everywhere for its source, without success;
> eventually I located one and we all went, "No ****! So _that's_ why we
> usually can't find them: they're miniature and translucent!"
>
> Shoes, cats, chickens are generally good anticricket devices, and you
> can also infuse your environment with cricket pheromones and they'll die
> masturbating.
>
> --
> ha

[Animix]

Just record it for around three and a half minutes, then play it back and
flip the phase.

;O)

"Neil Rutman" > wrote in message
...
> I actually DID record it! Maybe I can sell cricket samples and then be
able
> to afford an exterminator!
>
> Neil R
>
> "Geoff Wood" -nospam> wrote in message
> ...
> > Neil Rutman wrote:
> > > No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I
> > > have a cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to
> > > do a session at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple
> > > solution?
> >
> > Get Linux.
> >
> > Or bug-spray. Or a hammer, or a net if you in harmony with nature. Or
> you
> > could sample it.
> >
> > geoff
> >
> >
>
>

[Animix]

Just record it for around three and a half minutes, then play it back and
flip the phase.

;O)

"Neil Rutman" > wrote in message
...
> I actually DID record it! Maybe I can sell cricket samples and then be
able
> to afford an exterminator!
>
> Neil R
>
> "Geoff Wood" -nospam> wrote in message
> ...
> > Neil Rutman wrote:
> > > No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I
> > > have a cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to
> > > do a session at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple
> > > solution?
> >
> > Get Linux.
> >
> > Or bug-spray. Or a hammer, or a net if you in harmony with nature. Or
> you
> > could sample it.
> >
> > geoff
> >
> >
>
>

[Animix]

Just record it for around three and a half minutes, then play it back and
flip the phase.

;O)

"Neil Rutman" > wrote in message
...
> I actually DID record it! Maybe I can sell cricket samples and then be
able
> to afford an exterminator!
>
> Neil R
>
> "Geoff Wood" -nospam> wrote in message
> ...
> > Neil Rutman wrote:
> > > No, this is not the name of my band but the problem in my studio. I
> > > have a cricket in my control room that is so loud it makes it hard to
> > > do a session at night. Anybody have this problem before? Any simple
> > > solution?
> >
> > Get Linux.
> >
> > Or bug-spray. Or a hammer, or a net if you in harmony with nature. Or
> you
> > could sample it.
> >
> > geoff
> >
> >
>
>