What program would you use to make a "singing dogs" musics?

Most of the free software don't seem to have a feature to map a sample to multiple pitches for making
such a virtual dog or cat instrument.

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ugggggh

Is that ableton live he's using there?

in my experience only cheap & corny keyboards have a barking dogs patch.

I have a keyboard where one of the presets is called "Dog Pianist"

what about NN-XT sampler in Reason??

i actually bark really, really realistically. i often freak my friends' dog out with this. once, i conversed with the neighbor's dog from my bedroom window.

if you'd like for me to send you a clip, email me.

that's... quite an offer

no real asnwer to the ques, but i recall listening to the radio when ex-avalanches dj dexter picked his five favourite 'rooting songs' and one of them was 'a hard day's night' by the 'beatle barkers'. it was quite a thing.

great thread!