Re: [LAU] one piece with linux, one without

Dear All, This is my first time posting music to this forum, though i've been reading it to get general advice for quite some time. i'm finally at a point where i can start composing, again, and begin another electronic piece <https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/floorex_1-mastered1.mp3?w=AABcsbLgB3zB3JN5SkL56c00IF7A4yu7hdyjNUXqyKMj2g> . If anyone wants to comment on how the production can be improved, i'm all ears. i am aware of the crackling at the beginning of the piece, which surfaced during the mastering process and got worse when reencoding the original .wav file. i've a better computer, now, and i hope that helps with some of this. In any event, the piece was composed with Bristol, qsynth, some samples from vkeybd, zynaddsubfx (Yoshimi was not yet out), AMS, and Hydrogen. The second piece <https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/Chaccone%20Rondo.mp3?w=AABwVKhiUDxFA4QDI28AczLLEnjgCZ6hHafySly3niuThg> is for pipe organ. It involves no Linux and the recording technique is amateurish. The performance was a world premiere in Zug, Czechoslovakia, this last Sunday. The organist is Amelia Javorina. It's the first performance of my music outside of school--ever--so i'm just excited to let others know.