Linux-audio-user December 2013

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by Frank Kober

I've finally uploaded a third demo video this one is focusing on the seq modules and global storage. Here it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyYHz7p_eTY Hope this will be useful to anyone Best Frank

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Re: [LAU] music made with linux: Modlys/hjerte, løft din glædes vinger

by Atte

On 12/03/2013 10:25 PM, Rusty Perez wrote: > Very nice, :-) Thanks! > I particularly like the processing on her voice, the vast echo, but > back in the background, and the harmonies. Were those artificially > created? They sound GREAT! :-) The harmonies were sung in 3 parts (the lower support harmony in the second line, only one part), 4 layers each, a little boost above 5k, a little dip around 500hz to make it more airy. That's all. > GREAT vocals. Thanks, I'll pass that on :-) -- Atte http://atte.dk http://modlys.dk

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First Major Linux Audio Project

by Kevin Utter

Hi all! It was suggested that I post this to the list. Having created it for my good LAU friend, Julien, it is here because of his hosting it, for your enjoyment. Click the link below, and choose the Bruhns Prelude and Fugue. There is information there about the production. Thanks all. Comments or suggestions are welcome. Kevin http://juliencoder.de/kvu

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A few Christmas standards made with LInux and Nama

by Rusty Perez

Hi guys, Season's greetings. Here are a few of the cover songs I produced and recorded for my Christmas album. I'm playing and singing everything here for better or worse. I recorded and mixed everything in Nama over about two months of sporatic evenings.. There are moments which I'm proud of, and things I know could have been better. But, rather than letting it languish, I wanted to get it out. I can always remix and redo. :-) I wish I could have corrected the vocal intonation in several places. I wish I hadn't mixed the bass so hot, and wish I had punped up the percussion a bit. I also need to learn to master. There are other nocks, but those are the biggest. Feel free to pass along your gentle constructive criticism. :-) Here are the links. Drummer Boy https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/30068518/Drummerboy.mp3 Do They Know It's Christmas https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/30068518/DoTheyKnow.mp3 Do You Hear What I Hear https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/30068518/DoYouHear.mp3 Mary Did You Know https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/30068518/MaryDidYouKnow.mp3 What If God Rest https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/30068518/WhatIfGodRest.mp3 These songs obviously belong to their owners, and I only lay claim to my arrangements. Rusty

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music made with linux: Modlys/hjerte, løft din glædes vinger

by Atte

Hi Today is the first sunday of advent. To celebrate I made a new version (new melody and music, original lyrics) of the danish christmas carol "Hjerte, løft din glædes vinger" (Heart, lift your wings of joy). It's available as part of the growing album "Advent" here: http://music.modlys.dk/track/hjerte-l-ft-din-gl-des-vinger For those of you that for some reason can't use bandcamp, here's direct link to mp3: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4343030/hjerte_loeft_din_glaedes_vinger… Hope you enjoy! -- Atte http://atte.dk http://modlys.dk

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illucia

by Renato

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hey, just a heads up on this controller I found, I know some guys here might be interested: http://www.illucia.com/ it surely looks way more interesting to me than the various Monome-like controllers cheers, renato -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (GNU/Linux) iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJSl3LvAAoJEBz6xFdttjrfjfIH/jTGP8uFqkYEibHhP7whd4Ep jRdXpKciEydXpxefIbqYUtfohqLY2X8pYXyfnDPV3S/OyJlvTzZWQJZUQ7xhp+JT lHdzKVqNyI0+PKtUtyo7WUmOEekRQ0k6vKYx23cDPTuyvVbqzxatMDAMKSBoSlSp M7ttb7C4hgmSusPFAxrGsk/x5mCvG521f0s/a4fCGsuElxg3dwye0KcysBZMj90r KzkLqwUDCESELEFQV5MEODn4zKntjsIFVuJbDuP1WAMUEKfTnYLk/ZfkRpMSobim QxuFnVeh75uNuiccUHCwuFuBF4yNH6lkIv4v5drSQ7MrkHunKJpSAY71YjnTaOU= =p9af -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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[Music] Prog supergroup's first outings

by Q

Hail citizens! M'colleague and I are proud to announce the first releases from Julius Quintus, LAU's least-productive prog supergroup (for which I am entirely to blame -- the productivity thing, that is, I'm only partially to blame for the music). These were recorded at JQ's first recording session (and second ever meeting) in August 2010, in the UK. Rough mixes were done three years ago, but they've languished ever since, basically waiting for me to get my arse into gear. An injury earlier in the year that rendered me unable to play, together with other personal circumstances, made it a good opportunity to revisit these two pieces and finally do them justice. I'd like to take this opportunity to dedicate these two pieces to m'colleague, Julien, as a thank you for all the friendship and music we've shared, and as an apology for being so damn slow with everything. Those that can, make music: those that can't, make excuses. We have a good partnership: m'colleague makes the music and I have a batch of freshly made excuses specially prepared... https://soundcloud.com/quirq-uk/julius-quintus-as-a-cloud https://soundcloud.com/quirq-uk/julius-quintus-time-to-go Details and other links further below. We hope you enjoy and, as always, comments are welcomed. No capes, Persian rugs, curries, knives or ice rinks were harmed during the making of this music. Ave, Julius Quintus --- AS A CLOUD PASSES THE SUN, SO MY LIFE TURNS GREY This main bulk of this short piece was written in the studio in August 2010. The flute was added later in August, following the main session. The take was only supposed to be a placeholder until a better one could be recorded, but so far that hasn't happened. So the flute playing is even crappier than is usual. The guitar overdubs were the last to be done, being added in September 2010 following an inspirational break in Orkney. J: Black Grand piano, Virtual String Machine, M-Tron Pro (three violins, eight choir), drums Q: guitars (SA503TVL, Les Paul), fretless bass, flute, percussion Music: J&Q Engineering, mixing & mastering: Q SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/quirq-uk/julius-quintus-as-a-cloud FLAC download: http://juliencoder.de/nama/Julius_Quintus-As_A_Cloud_Passes_The_Sun_So_My_L… --- TIME TO GO [6:01] This was a studio marmalade -- you can't really jam a full prog piece with two people -- recorded in August 2010. Piano and guitar were laid down together with the string machine overdub quickly following (sadly not the real deal, since the studio wasn't equipped with real string machines until later). The next day, the drums were improvised/overdubbed, followed by the bass (improvising on a fretless was not the best of ideas and protestations were made!). The improvised lead guitar part was overdubbed on the last full day in the studio, as it was beginning to dawn that it would soon be time to go and something needed to be laid down. It's the first take. The other details were added during pre-production, which commenced this summer. J: Black Grand piano, Virtual String Machine, drums Q: guitars (SA503TVL), fretless bass, ChamberTron (female voice, male voice), M-Tron Pro (boys' choir, female choir, male choir), Little Phatty SII, Dark Energy, percussion Music: J&Q Engineering, mixing & mastering: Q SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/quirq-uk/julius-quintus-time-to-go FLAC download: http://juliencoder.de/nama/Julius_Quintus-Time_To_Go.flac --- Our special thanks go to, but are not limited to, all those behind: Ardour, Linuxsampler, Hydrogen, linuxDSP, Calf, Invada, zita, IR, SWH, Guitarix, ZamAudio, GForce Software, Sampletekk, NI, plus Ian Shepherd.

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Linux-audio-user December 2013