Here is a question recently put to Audio Masterclass...
"How do you get background vocals to sound like Def Leppard?. That is thick and smooth as it is on Hysteria engineered by Nigel Green, mixed by Mike Shipley and produced by Mutt Lange. How did they do it and how would one go about it if you wanted the same today?"
One thing is for sure, Mutt Lange wouldn't want to reveal the tricks of his trade.
However, there isn't really a great deal of trickery involved. Only a little.
Firstly, it is clear from documentary videos that Mutt Lange performs many of the background vocals himself.
He doesn't appear to have an outstanding voice or vocal talent. But he sings very precisely in both tuning and timing.
So this is the first requirement - background vocalists who can sing precisely in tune and in time.
Let's suppose that you only have one person to perform all of the background vocals.
You could achieve a thick sound through multi-layered harmonies. But even if there is just a single background vocal line, it is possible to make it thick, rich and smooth.
If you record exactly the same line four times, then the result will be instantly thicker.
If your system has the ability to vary the speed at which it records, you could set the speed just a little slower on two takes - say 2% and 4%, and correspondingly faster on the other two takes.
Then when you play back the result at the correct speed, the harmonics of each recording will be shifted slightly differently. This is an 'instant thickener' and always works well.
Another method is to pitch-shift the tracks slightly. Pitch shift is measured in cents, where one cent is one-hundredth of a semitone.
If you apply shifts of -4, -8, +4 and +8 cents to the four tracks, then once again the result will be instant thickness. I prefer the previous technique, but this works fine.
Some delay plug-ins allow you to modulate the delay time. So the delay time varies cyclically. And because of this, so does the pitch.
If you process each track through a delay of say 100 milliseconds, with a different speed and amount of modulation on each track, then the result will have excellent thickness.
You can compensate for the delay by moving the tracks 100 milliseconds earlier in time.
Generally if you have more than one singer, then the result will be thicker already. But you can still apply all of the above techniques.
If you work out four background vocal lines, and you record each one four times according to the guidelines given above, you will have a 16-voice chorus that will be thick and smooth indeed.
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Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Monday, February 23, 2009
Will Singing Lessons Ruin My Style?
One of your most recent emails contained quite a few questions. Vocal coach Sophie Shear took the time to write some pointed answers to questions such as: Can anyone learn to sing? Will singing lessons ruin my personal style? Can I learn to sing with the rough tone of a rock singer without losing my voice? You'll definitely want to read her answers written from the perspective of one of Brett Manning's finest certified coaches... Read More and Comment >>
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Saturday, February 14, 2009
Depression
Does TV Cause Depression?
New study shows possible link
A new study suggests teens who view too much television are more likely to become depressed as adults.
It's unclear whether TV might have the same effect on adults. So, if you're watching the tube too much, try tuning out and tackling chores, talking to a friend or keeping busy in other ways instead.
New study shows possible link
A new study suggests teens who view too much television are more likely to become depressed as adults.
It's unclear whether TV might have the same effect on adults. So, if you're watching the tube too much, try tuning out and tackling chores, talking to a friend or keeping busy in other ways instead.
Our New Musician.(Sessionist).
Symphony Victory S/B - SVS
Introducing New Musician.
Donald Saimon. (Don)
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Have a good laugh - "Worry Husband"
4 husbands were sitting at the waiting room in a hospital while waiting for their wives to give birth.Then a nurse came out and told to the first Daddy, "Congratulation, you got twins!". "Ohh.. maybe its a coincident" said the daddy. "I am working with thePetronas Twin Towers".Then another nurse came out and told to the second Daddy, "Congratulation! you have triplets!" "Wooow!, this is a coincident too" said the second daddy. ? "I am workingfor 3M Corporation"Another nurse came out and told the third Da ddy, ? "Congratulation! You got 4 babies," "Hmmmmm! Maybe this is also a coincident". "I am working at Four SeasonHotel!"
While, the fourth Daddy-to-be were in uncontrolled worry. All the 3 daddies asked him,why do you seem so worry??"He answered, "I am working with Seven-Eleven!"
While, the fourth Daddy-to-be were in uncontrolled worry. All the 3 daddies asked him,why do you seem so worry??"He answered, "I am working with Seven-Eleven!"
Will Loud music damage your hearing?
Imagine this situation - you are in a group of people, all talking together in a social setting. But you can't contribute to the conversation because you can't really make out properly what people are saying.
Your hearing WILL be damaged by exposure to loud sound. Both level and duration of exposure are factors. By far the most common source of loud sound is the pair of earpieces connected to your personal stereo. Going to clubs where loud music is played night after night is also a risk. Factory noise can be a problem, but the factory where you work should offer you ear protection. Make sure you use it.
Hearing damage, by the way, is permanent. Tiny hair cells in the inner ear are destroyed and they never grow back.
As a sound engineer or recording engineer, your ears are vital to your career. But you risk damaging your hearing every day you work. Possibly the worst situation is when you are a trainee engineer working in the studio with someone who is already partially deaf. They might want to work at levels that are painful for you. But you are not in a position to ask them to turn it down. Not if you want to stay in the room.
The moral is to expose yourself to loud sound for as short a duration as possible. If you work all day with high levels in the studio, then don't listen to any more loud music at home.
To close, here is one of the standard jokes of the recording industry...
What do you call a recording engineer who over the course of many years in the studio has become totally deaf?
A producer!
Your hearing WILL be damaged by exposure to loud sound. Both level and duration of exposure are factors. By far the most common source of loud sound is the pair of earpieces connected to your personal stereo. Going to clubs where loud music is played night after night is also a risk. Factory noise can be a problem, but the factory where you work should offer you ear protection. Make sure you use it.
Hearing damage, by the way, is permanent. Tiny hair cells in the inner ear are destroyed and they never grow back.
As a sound engineer or recording engineer, your ears are vital to your career. But you risk damaging your hearing every day you work. Possibly the worst situation is when you are a trainee engineer working in the studio with someone who is already partially deaf. They might want to work at levels that are painful for you. But you are not in a position to ask them to turn it down. Not if you want to stay in the room.
The moral is to expose yourself to loud sound for as short a duration as possible. If you work all day with high levels in the studio, then don't listen to any more loud music at home.
To close, here is one of the standard jokes of the recording industry...
What do you call a recording engineer who over the course of many years in the studio has become totally deaf?
A producer!
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
New Musician of Symphony and Bamboo.
Well we're announcing
that a new musician are on trail with Symphony and Bamboo for their next productions.
Officers of both Company is tight lipted once this blogger ask more about the musician but we are understand that the musician is also arranging music at one Top Studio Production situated in neighbouring country Indonesia.
It is also understood that the Bamboo chief sound engineer (Victor Paulus) will be the person who responsible for the trail and to make final dicision on it.
Well for now thats the news we get.
that a new musician are on trail with Symphony and Bamboo for their next productions.
Officers of both Company is tight lipted once this blogger ask more about the musician but we are understand that the musician is also arranging music at one Top Studio Production situated in neighbouring country Indonesia.
It is also understood that the Bamboo chief sound engineer (Victor Paulus) will be the person who responsible for the trail and to make final dicision on it.
Well for now thats the news we get.
Friday, January 30, 2009
How Does it Feel?
How does it feel to hear your own song on the radio?
I've been asked that in lots of interviews.
The first time it happened to me, I was in my home state (Louisiana)on Interstate 10 between Lake Charles and Lafayette. My littleToyota's radio was churning out tunes, when suddenly MY voicecame out of the speakers.
I felt the hair stand up on the back of my neck. My realitybent out of shape for a moment. This was long before the days of Myspace, so mentally, I just didn't have a place to put this event. MY SONG WAS BEING PLAYED ON THE RADIO!
When I realized that it was actually happening, I unconsciouslypulled over to wipe the tears out of my eyes so I wouldn't wreck. My only regret was that I was in the car alone at the time and had no one to high five with! I told my family later and we all jumped and danced around in the kitchen like a bunchof idiots.
IF YOU THINK THAT'S SOMETHING
That was certainly a significant mile-marker for me personally. And yet it paled fairly quickly. There were others that followed (like getting my first royalty check--that was prettyfun.)
But there are two things that have consistently outshone that "first time on the radio" moment: One is any time I'm playing live and the room grows quiet as I start to play a song I've written, and everyone in the room kind of "breathes in"...Priceless. I'd do it for free til I die.
The other one is when I get letters from people who have heard one of my songs and been "changed" somehow by it.
If you write songs, you know how unglamorous the writer's roomcan be. It's you, 4 walls, and a guitar or keyboard.
But think about it... from that little nothing place, I can fire a friendly missile that will cause someone miles away (and even years later) to pull their car off the road and weep.
I can sing a tale that will mend a thousand marriages, givingsomeone the hope to carry on even when it's hard.
My pen can pour out a simple song that makes me mysteriously "important" to people I've never even met.
I've been well-paid from my songs, and so can you... but that still doesn't hold a candle to getting a letter from someone who says my song "changed their life."
(I get that kind of feedback a lot from a song I co-wrote withmy friend Chuck White, called "About Goodbye"...you can hear iton my Myspace page: www.myspace.com/morgancryarmusic )
As songwriters, we also sometimes get to provide the "movie soundtrack" for people's special moments.
You know yourself that when you hear certain songs, you feel apang of emotion (happy or sad) only because that's what was playing when something important happened to you.
THE BEST AWARD
Yes, I've had the ego boost of accepting awards among my peers.There have been #1 single parties where I was the guest of honor. Getting all dressed up and getting on camera makes you feel important for a moment.
Going from Lousiana redneck to respected songwriter is a surrealexperience. But...
Having people express true-life gratitude and appreciation for one of my songs far outweighs all the glamorous stuff.
If you've never had this experience, I can help you make it cometrue. There are skills I can teach you that will let you writesongs that wrestle people to the ground and change them.
If you want to write great songs, just click here.
I wish you all the best.
I've been asked that in lots of interviews.
The first time it happened to me, I was in my home state (Louisiana)on Interstate 10 between Lake Charles and Lafayette. My littleToyota's radio was churning out tunes, when suddenly MY voicecame out of the speakers.
I felt the hair stand up on the back of my neck. My realitybent out of shape for a moment. This was long before the days of Myspace, so mentally, I just didn't have a place to put this event. MY SONG WAS BEING PLAYED ON THE RADIO!
When I realized that it was actually happening, I unconsciouslypulled over to wipe the tears out of my eyes so I wouldn't wreck. My only regret was that I was in the car alone at the time and had no one to high five with! I told my family later and we all jumped and danced around in the kitchen like a bunchof idiots.
IF YOU THINK THAT'S SOMETHING
That was certainly a significant mile-marker for me personally. And yet it paled fairly quickly. There were others that followed (like getting my first royalty check--that was prettyfun.)
But there are two things that have consistently outshone that "first time on the radio" moment: One is any time I'm playing live and the room grows quiet as I start to play a song I've written, and everyone in the room kind of "breathes in"...Priceless. I'd do it for free til I die.
The other one is when I get letters from people who have heard one of my songs and been "changed" somehow by it.
If you write songs, you know how unglamorous the writer's roomcan be. It's you, 4 walls, and a guitar or keyboard.
But think about it... from that little nothing place, I can fire a friendly missile that will cause someone miles away (and even years later) to pull their car off the road and weep.
I can sing a tale that will mend a thousand marriages, givingsomeone the hope to carry on even when it's hard.
My pen can pour out a simple song that makes me mysteriously "important" to people I've never even met.
I've been well-paid from my songs, and so can you... but that still doesn't hold a candle to getting a letter from someone who says my song "changed their life."
(I get that kind of feedback a lot from a song I co-wrote withmy friend Chuck White, called "About Goodbye"...you can hear iton my Myspace page: www.myspace.com/morgancryarmusic )
As songwriters, we also sometimes get to provide the "movie soundtrack" for people's special moments.
You know yourself that when you hear certain songs, you feel apang of emotion (happy or sad) only because that's what was playing when something important happened to you.
THE BEST AWARD
Yes, I've had the ego boost of accepting awards among my peers.There have been #1 single parties where I was the guest of honor. Getting all dressed up and getting on camera makes you feel important for a moment.
Going from Lousiana redneck to respected songwriter is a surrealexperience. But...
Having people express true-life gratitude and appreciation for one of my songs far outweighs all the glamorous stuff.
If you've never had this experience, I can help you make it cometrue. There are skills I can teach you that will let you writesongs that wrestle people to the ground and change them.
If you want to write great songs, just click here.
I wish you all the best.
Today Show Calls it Quits
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If you or a loved one are still smoking, join Dr. Nancy Snyderman and other leading experts live on the Kick Butts Message Board today, where they will answer your questions about giving tobacco the boot.
Plus: Find out which cigarettes are the most addictive and why teens who light up end up weighing more as adults. To your health,Michele BloomquistNewsletter Editor, YourTotalHealth
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
PELUKIS KARTUN DI PERLUKAN
Ya kami memerlukan pelukis kartun.
kepada sesiapa yang berminat hubungi kami.
Yes!!! fl_live@yahoo.com.sg
kepada sesiapa yang berminat hubungi kami.
Yes!!! fl_live@yahoo.com.sg
Thursday, January 22, 2009
A Shocking Heart-Health Fact
Study finds women don't get same care as men
A new study bears bad news for women with high cholesterol—if a woman has a heart attack, she's less likely to get the timely care she needs in the ER than if she were a man. Why? The reasons are complex, from differing symptoms in women to old stereotypes, like only men have heart attacks. In any case, the best way to protect yourself is to know the warning signs of heart trouble and to demand immediate medical care.
A new study bears bad news for women with high cholesterol—if a woman has a heart attack, she's less likely to get the timely care she needs in the ER than if she were a man. Why? The reasons are complex, from differing symptoms in women to old stereotypes, like only men have heart attacks. In any case, the best way to protect yourself is to know the warning signs of heart trouble and to demand immediate medical care.
The cleanest drum tracks you ever heard.
The sound we like from recorded drums is a hyped-up, ultra-clear version that could only be heard for real by a space alien with eight or more prehensile ears. No wonder it is so difficult to achieve.
To capture drums in ultra-clarity, each drum has to be close miked. This means that we need one mic for each drum, one for the hihat, and then two overheads to pick up the cymbals and the general sound of the set.
The problem is though that each mic (other than the overheads) doesn't pick up only its assigned drum - it picks up the rest of the set too, and pretty loud.
Solo a mic and you will hear this very clearly.
And all that spill from the other drums and cymbals is what is causing the 'mush' that you will struggle so hard to get rid of.
Of course, the first defense against mush is to take great care over the positioning of the mics. The next step that many engineers take is to use noise gates on all of the individual mics. This totally silences each mic other than when its assigned drum is played.
This works to an extent. But there are some problems...
Firstly, it is very difficult to set the threshold of the gate so that it reliably opens when a drum is hit, and is reliably closed when there is so much noise all around the mic it is gating.
Secondly, the 'on and offness' of a gate is extreme. Any problems can be clearly heard. Gates generally have a control to reduce the amount of attenuation provided when closed, but it is still an 'either/or' situation.
Expanders can be better. Expanders too have a threshold, but they gradually increase attenuation below the threshold, rather than switching suddenly.
But there is a unit that is even better than an expander. And you won't believe what it is...
A Dolby A noise reduction unit in playback mode.
Dolby A is a noise reduction system that was designed back in the 1960s to reduce the hiss from analog tape. It prospered right up to the point where digital multitrack was a viable alternative. From then on, the reason to use analog was because of its characteristic sound, so noise reduction was pointless. If you wanted freedom from noise, you used a digital multitrack recorder.
But if you could get your hands on a few Dolby A units now - models 360 and 361 are good - you will find that they are excellent for cleaning up drums.
Dolby A works by splitting the frequency range into four bands and processing each band independently. On playback, signals above -40 dB or so are left unaltered, signals below -40 dB are progressively lowered in level up to around 10 dB maximum.
In normal use, the reverse of that process would be used during recording. But engineers in the 1970s would commonly record the drums without Dolby A encoding but use Dolby on playback to get the multiband expansion it provides.
And because it splits the signal into four bands, it is better than a simple expander can ever be.
There is one drawback - Dolby A provides a double layer of processing at high frequencies, so the output in playback mode won't just be expanded, it will be over-expanded at high frequencies. But this is a small problem that can be dealt with using a little EQ.
Dolby A units can be bought secondhand for a tiny fraction of their original cost, and for drum recording they are worth their (significant) weight in gold.
Or perhaps someone right this minute is developing a Dolby A plug-in...
Sorry..... lama tak terkata kata di sini
Emm maklum lah sa tengah sibuk kunun lah
dalam
Album 2009 saya ini....
Saya cuba2 lah yang lain sikit kali ini...
tapi binggung pula ada banyak lagu lebih kah kurang kah...!!!
Album 2009 saya ini....
Saya cuba2 lah yang lain sikit kali ini...
tapi binggung pula ada banyak lagu lebih kah kurang kah...!!!
Apapun aku pasti Album ini LAIN.
Tu lah saja yang dapat dia terangkan pada masa ini...
Eya pula katanya pada sesiapa yang mempunyai bakat
dalam MELUKIS KARTUN sila hubungi email fl_live@yahoo.com.sg
kerana antara Mega P yang di maksudkan dlm post yang lalu
adalah berkaitan.
Nah kalu sesiapa juga mengetahui Alamat ataupun Talipon Sdra
Langkawit di alu alukan ya kerna Kita sudah bermula dalam ANIMASI
KDM pula katanya.
Bah peluang ini...
kerana antara Mega P yang di maksudkan dlm post yang lalu
adalah berkaitan.
Nah kalu sesiapa juga mengetahui Alamat ataupun Talipon Sdra
Langkawit di alu alukan ya kerna Kita sudah bermula dalam ANIMASI
KDM pula katanya.
Bah peluang ini...
Friday, January 2, 2009
Album Terbaru Francis Landong 2009
Peminat2 Francis Landong tentu tertunggu tunggu akan
kemunculan Album SOLO terbaru penyanyi ini.
Ya BERITA terbaru ini di nyatakannya pada blogger ini
pada Majlis Tahun baru 2009 di Taman Bukit Gemuk Tawau
baru2 ini.
Kita di fahamkan Lagu2 yang di muat dlm Albumnya kali ini adalah
Semua Lagu Baru yang di ciptanya sendiri dan beberapa pencipta
di Daerah Tawau, Lahad Datu dan Sandakan.
Konsep album nya tak berubah katanya..... saya masih percaya
konsep Lagu2 Dusun Original masih BOLEH BAH......
kemunculan Album SOLO terbaru penyanyi ini.
Ya BERITA terbaru ini di nyatakannya pada blogger ini
pada Majlis Tahun baru 2009 di Taman Bukit Gemuk Tawau
baru2 ini.
Kita di fahamkan Lagu2 yang di muat dlm Albumnya kali ini adalah
Semua Lagu Baru yang di ciptanya sendiri dan beberapa pencipta
di Daerah Tawau, Lahad Datu dan Sandakan.
Konsep album nya tak berubah katanya..... saya masih percaya
konsep Lagu2 Dusun Original masih BOLEH BAH......
Sementara itu dia juga mengesahkan bahawa Syarikat yang di terajuinya (SVS) di Tawau akan secara langsung berganding bahu dengan (BSS)Tambunan untuk menjayakan apa saja projek yang di jalankan bermula January 2009 ini.... dia menyatakan sebenarnya kedua Syarikat ini dah pun dari awal memang berkerjasama tapi tuan2 saja yang tak tahu katanya bergurau.
Sementara itu semasa Album Solonya ini di terbitkan Artis yang tidak asing lagi di persada seni di negeri ini memaklumkan, dia juga akan membawa 3 buah Lagu (Duet dan Solo) dalam Album Anaknya Frescy F. Landong yang akan di terbitkan (BSS) selewat lewatnya May ini.
Di tanya tentang Pemusik dalam Albumnya kali ini dia menyatakan 75% akan di buat oleh pemusiknya di (BSS) Tambunan.... Alaaaa kita rindu ba pula dengan Touching si Victor tu.... guraunya lagi......... sambil menerangkan musik yang selebihnya akan di buat oleh pemusiknya di Tawau - Alex Clement n D Geng.
Seloka kami terhenti setelah dia di jemput untuk menyampaikan beberapa buah lagu pada Malam gilang gemilang2008 itu..... last2 blogger ini tak dapat kejar dia pada malam itu dan sampai sini dulu beritanya. Apa pun aku akan dapatkannya lagi ...dont worry just Trackme Here!!!
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Year 2009 is here.
Selamat Tahun Baru 2009
kepada semua Rakan rakan niaga, Peminat dan pencinta seni KDM di
Seluruh Sabah Malaysia....
Di UmumKan
Symphony Victory S/B (Tawau)
Berganding Bahu
Dengan
Bamboo Sound Studio S/B (Tambunan)
Untuk menjayakan beberapa Projek MEGA P 2009
- Promosi/Pembikinan/Penerbitan/Pemasaran dan banyak P'S lagi.
Projek MEGA P pertama akan di umun pada bila2 masa.
Senentiasa meLayari http://www.edag-sundu.blogspot.com/
untuk perkembangan projek2 MEGA Ps ini.
kepada semua Rakan rakan niaga, Peminat dan pencinta seni KDM di
Seluruh Sabah Malaysia....
Di UmumKan
Symphony Victory S/B (Tawau)
Berganding Bahu
Dengan
Bamboo Sound Studio S/B (Tambunan)
Untuk menjayakan beberapa Projek MEGA P 2009
- Promosi/Pembikinan/Penerbitan/Pemasaran dan banyak P'S lagi.
Projek MEGA P pertama akan di umun pada bila2 masa.
Senentiasa meLayari http://www.edag-sundu.blogspot.com/
untuk perkembangan projek2 MEGA Ps ini.
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
VCD & DVD - Mtv Karaoke Album Dondo noh Dan CD -Arnold W.Linus/ Sinding montok diya (Jessica)
Bah om daaa... di PASARAN....
Boleh di dapati -
Tambunan -
Bamboo Sound Studio (Bss) - Wholesaler.
Kedai kedai Kaset dan CD.
Keningau -
Kedai Tack Wah
Kedai kedai Kaset dan CD
Kota Kinabalu -
Poly Sound (s) sdn bhd - Wholesaler
Skyline Sdn Bhd - Wholesaler
Chew Lee sdn Bhd - Wholesaler
Kedai kedai Kaset dan CD
Pasar pasar Malam
Sandakan -
Soon Hing Trading
Lahad Datu -
Mega music
Tawau -
Symphony Victory Sdn Bhd. - wholesaler
Semua Gedung Milimewah di Seluruh Sabah.
Gedung Pasaraya Terpilih di Semenanjung Malaysia,
IbuKota Kuala Lumpur, Johore, Pulau Penang (Alamat terperinci
akan di nyatakan apabila persafahaman di meterai)
Kepada sesiapa yang berminat untuk menjadi wakil penjual pada
hasil keluaran syarikat ini sila hubungi Pegawai pemasaran kami,
Encik Felix Landong
Tel: 013-8336098
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Okay.... The MTV Karaoke Dondo noh And CD Arnold W.Linus.
Ya Sdra2 VCD/DVD dot MTVKaraoke Dondo noh om CD di Arnold W. Linus Nokorikot noh id Sabah.....
JANGAN KETINGGALAN UNTUK MENDAPAT DI KEDAI2 KASET dan VCD YG BERDEKATAN DGN ANDA..... DAN NIKMATI SKETSA PENDEK KARTUN PERTAMA KDM.
Haaaa... Isio noh iti ih roitan dot ti Inan Rumpiding ka di Mattinin Yukim idi....oh bohh ih Joerry Joseph boh isio ti, isio nondo minomolukis dot Kartun diti......
Om iti noh Todu di Tuyuyung - Suhatan no tingat dau....koubasanan di yodu odu tokou.
Haaa ini pula Starring Tuyuyung....Agayo Mato kon!!!!!
JANGAN KETINGGALAN UNTUK MENDAPAT DI KEDAI2 KASET dan VCD YG BERDEKATAN DGN ANDA..... DAN NIKMATI SKETSA PENDEK KARTUN PERTAMA KDM.
Haaaa... Isio noh iti ih roitan dot ti Inan Rumpiding ka di Mattinin Yukim idi....oh bohh ih Joerry Joseph boh isio ti, isio nondo minomolukis dot Kartun diti......
Om iti noh Todu di Tuyuyung - Suhatan no tingat dau....koubasanan di yodu odu tokou.
Haaa ini pula Starring Tuyuyung....Agayo Mato kon!!!!!
Emmm Isio no it Tarat id Kartun kumoiso dot KDM ih komoyon ku.... Ngaran dau.... Bangus !!!!
Lihat lah Aksi dia......
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