Re: [LAU] how to use linux to make music that sounds like peverelist dub-tech?

Le 11/08/2010 21:28, Niels Mayer a écrit : Hi Niels, Thanks for your endless curiosity, here some comments. In fact How to write beats patterns is a Lilypond's transcription of examples from the original article by Chris Mac Cormick: http://mccormick.cx/news/entries/how-to-write-beats.news I see I have deleted the link inadvertently. Apologies to Chris. At this time I started the 'G'igsaw and although it takes me 10 minutes to do the transcription I was still wondering how to write velocities inside the project. This question is obsolete now but not the thinking of the article. That's the reason why I keep up this files. However you could find the finished patterns in Le-Puzzle-du-Batteur-HIP-HOP+RAP-et+BASES of the 'G'igsaw's Bibliotheque. pour-un-batteur-reel-3-4-BARS is a try of transcription (with a script) from one BASE to a readable shift music for a real drummer. It's an other part of the project. I only announce this on LinuxMAO in the hope to have some advices or criticisms of drummers. Anyway I'll wait the next stable release of Lilypond (2.14) to go further. Feel free to ask. Have fun. Phil.