Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The Stupid Flerfers. This time with more voices, updated lyrics, karaoke text and a bonus track for 2AHD Cat. I wanted this to be part of the "Les Irrelibles" première night.
Small correction: in the video I said "audio participation." I meand audience participation. Duh.
Level Earth Observer is so busy in his airfix crane that he made into this song. And of course I could not resist a resounding "Thanks Bob!". A certain idiot from New York is also mentioned.
On the Good Guys side I included our friends from the Wolf Pack, from Down Under.
Hard- and software: My camera, to record things (my computer refuses to make reasonable sound recordings, I need that fixed). Then, I extract the sound part of the video with VLC. A surprising option in VLC!
Mixing of voices takes place in Audacity.
The karaoke screen is captured with OBS, together with the Midi sound of the instruments.
Then, I use MovieStudio 15, relatively compact and very useful indeed, for which my son gave me a licensed username/password combination. I can recommend it, and I do.
Tonight's playlist is here:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiFU3os2q_IeZooIeFCkFzk793ZztIQ_R
The Stupid Flerfers. This time with more voices, updated lyrics, karaoke text and a bonus track for 2AHD Cat. I wanted this to be part of the "Les Irrelibles" première night.
Small correction: in the video I said "audio participation." I meand audience participation. Duh.
Level Earth Observer is so busy in his airfix crane that he made into this song. And of course I could not resist a resounding "Thanks Bob!". A certain idiot from New York is also mentioned.
On the Good Guys side I included our friends from the Wolf Pack, from Down Under.
Hard- and software: My camera, to record things (my computer refuses to make reasonable sound recordings, I need that fixed). Then, I extract the sound part of the video with VLC. A surprising option in VLC!
Mixing of voices takes place in Audacity.
The karaoke screen is captured with OBS, together with the Midi sound of the instruments.
Then, I use MovieStudio 15, relatively compact and very useful indeed, for which my son gave me a licensed username/password combination. I can recommend it, and I do.
Tonight's playlist is here:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiFU3os2q_IeZooIeFCkFzk793ZztIQ_R
