5 May
2009
5 May
'09
4 a.m.
Olivier Guilyardi wrote:
Well, that depends on a couple of factors, especially
time and motivation.. I
just listened to the music you take part into, namely Modlys and Vuggeviser, and
I must say I like it. I like the mood and vocals, although one or two tracks
with a higher tempo could be cool too, to my taste.
Thanks. Vuggeviser (lullabies) are not that much mine (I wrote two, play
piano on the CD and live. Modlys does have a few faster tracks but
that's basically supposed to be meditation music, so I have to be
careful with the energy level.
In order to really get somewhere, in addition to the
midi record support, what
are the features you would need for composition and/or live performance ?
I played a bit with it yesterday, and was a bit disappointed to find it
seems "just" to be a drum machine (your original release announcement
mentioned "audio sequencer"). I'm not sure I can find use for
"just" a
drum machine, but I'm gonna play with it some more.
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Atte
http://atte.dk http://modlys.dk