20 Nov
2007
20 Nov
'07
3:37 p.m.
Martin Ahnelöv a écrit :
tis 2007-11-20 klockan 12:00 -0500 skrev Philippe
Hezaine:
Oh! Sorry for the html. I've configured Thunderbird again as it sends a
simple text format and added adress of the list
in its Preferences. I don't understand very well what happens! Perhaps i
forget something.
About Gneutronica and Hydrogen, it seems to me you misunderstood my post.
I'm not complain about them. Just i've found a workaround to make slow
down ("ralenti" in french) for drums.
With Hydrogen i don't know the way to do this ( yes, i try it manually
but wasn't very satisfying for me ) .
On both sides I've used the better and they worked very well for this
purpose.
I hope this message isn't html, otherwise Hell is for me!
--
Phil.
http://superbonus.project.free.fr
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Please, turn off html in your emails!
To answer your question, I believe we'll (yes, I might chime in) base
work around samples, so you won't be submitting midi-files, as it would
create havoc (sure, you could provide a midi-file so someone else could
recreate what you've done, but please provide a audio sample as well).
Why, you may ask? Well, for starters, you would have to provide us with
presets, instructions for patching in jack and alsa, and some program's
midifiles don't play nice with other's (for example, even if you arrange
a song in seq24, it'll be hell for a Rosegarden-user).
So, well, yes. just fiddle around, and when it sounds good on your
computer, just sample and upload it. That'll work nicest.
Gasten
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