14 May
2006
14 May
'06
4:27 p.m.
Hello.
I've just achieved this track :
http://ypotin.nerim.net/clouds.ogg (8,1 Mo).
It's made with MuSE, Linuxsampler, Zyndaddsubfx, CAPS, Tap and
other LADSPA plugins, Ardour and Jamin. And a guitar :).
All comments are really welcome :).
Cheers,
Y.
14 May
14 May
5:05 p.m.
On 5/14/06, Yves Potin <yves_p(a)nnx.com> wrote:
Hello.
I've just achieved this track :
http://ypotin.nerim.net/clouds.ogg (8,1 Mo).
It's made with MuSE, Linuxsampler, Zyndaddsubfx, CAPS, Tap and
other LADSPA plugins, Ardour and Jamin. And a guitar :).
All comments are really welcome :).
Cheers,
Y.
Yves,
Really excellent work. Great stuff.
Drums were done in LS I presume? Good programming no matter what tools.
Thanks for sharing your work.
Cheers,
Mark
5:34 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: Another song - asking for advices
On Sun, 14 May 2006 20:26:59 +0200
yves_p(a)nnx.com (Yves Potin) wrote:
I've just achieved this track :
http://ypotin.nerim.net/clouds.ogg (8,1 Mo).
It's made with MuSE, Linuxsampler, Zyndaddsubfx, CAPS, Tap and
other LADSPA plugins, Ardour and Jamin. And a guitar :).
Hi,
It's actually quite good. The mix good be a bit better, especially
concerning the repeating (eg. 'ostinato') bass near the beginning, but
that could very well be a matter of taste.
I'd presume that's about the same kind of setup I'd like to
eventually get. I.e. guitar input + MIDI stuff. In fact, I'd like to
also get plain audio input for flutes and accoustic guitar as well. And
who knows, maybe voice or some kind of vocals one of these days.
But I'm presently far from there. I don't even have an audio card.
So I'd like to ask a few questions if you don't mind ;-)
What kind of audio card do you have ? Do you mike the guitar from
it's amplifier or does it go as line input ? If it's a line input,
what kind or (pre-) amp are you using ? The guitar sound on your
recording is very good. Is it a MIDI guitar ?
Thanks,
Al
15 May
15 May
5:34 a.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: Another song - asking for advices
Thank you very much for the advices :).
Le 14 May à 15:34, lanas ecrivait:
What kind of audio card do you have ?
Hammerfall Multiface.
Do you mike the guitar from
it's amplifier or does it go as line input ? If it's a line input,
what kind or (pre-) amp are you using ? The guitar sound on your
recording is very good. Is it a MIDI guitar ?
I have a Mesa Boogie preamp directly pluggued in the RME, without
amp. The distortion comes exclusively from the preamp. There's a GK2 /
GR50 on this guitar, but they're not used for the guitar recording of this
track. And I'm glad to read what you say about the sound :). The cabinet
simulator of the CAPS suite is essential and really permits to daily play
and record without amp, great thanks to the author of this great set of
plugins.
Y.
14 May
14 May
8:13 p.m.
On Sun, 2006-05-14 at 20:26 +0200, Yves Potin wrote:
Hello.
I've just achieved this track :
http://ypotin.nerim.net/clouds.ogg (8,1 Mo).
It's made with MuSE, Linuxsampler, Zyndaddsubfx, CAPS, Tap and
other LADSPA plugins, Ardour and Jamin. And a guitar :).
All comments are really welcome :).
Cheers,
this is very nice piece of work. the echoes of pink floyd's "sheep" (or
is it "pigs" ?) are nice and clear (next thing you'll say: "i've
never
heard that"). my main complaint would be that the drums, although the
actual sounds are nice, sound too wooden for this style of music in many
places. i am not sure what you need to do to improve it - its mostly the
rolls across the set of toms that are a problem to my ears.
the harp-ish is a very nice tone - zyn i would imagine ? i would maybe
try to find a richer string pad sound for the whole piece if you have
the MIDI available. the one you picked is a bit anemic, and could use a
little more menace.
thats my US$0.02 ... glad to hear that ardour and these other tools are
working for you.
--p
8:39 p.m.
On Sun, 2006-05-14 at 18:13 -0400, Paul Davis wrote:
this is very nice piece of work. the echoes of pink floyd's
"sheep" (or
is it "pigs" ?) are nice and clear (next thing you'll say: "i've
never
heard that").
The B part reminds me of Steely Dan's "Your Gold Teeth". Good stuff.
Lee
15 May
15 May
5:24 a.m.
Le 14 May à 18:13, Paul Davis ecrivait:
this is very nice piece of work. the echoes of pink
floyd's "sheep" (or
is it "pigs" ?) are nice and clear (next thing you'll say: "i've
never
heard that").
Thank you very much :). I started this tune as a clear
reminiscence of « one of these days » and I know very well the « animals »
album even if I didn't had it present on my mind.
my main complaint would be that the drums, although
the
actual sounds are nice, sound too wooden for this style of music in many
places. i am not sure what you need to do to improve it - its mostly the
rolls across the set of toms that are a problem to my ears.
the harp-ish is a very nice tone - zyn i would imagine ? i would maybe
try to find a richer string pad sound for the whole piece if you have
the MIDI available. the one you picked is a bit anemic, and could use a
little more menace.
I will take care of these advices, which are of a real help for
me. The problem is that I'm really not easy with non « wooden » percussion
sounds... The first harp is a sample of a harp, and the other sound is a
mix of Guzhen and Luan samples. Zyn produces only part of the pad, and I
realize it could effectively be richer.
thats my US$0.02 ... glad to hear that ardour and
these other tools are
working for you.
Great thanks to you and the software developpers, especially
Robert Jonsson, who provide real tools for working, and for making all
these software free (as in free speech, not free beer :) ).
Y.
14 May
14 May
8:44 p.m.
Very nice, love the drums - very dave wekyl. What sample patch did you use
for them ? the toms sound geat for that fusion'y stuff. Snare could do with
a little low-mid boost I think.
Bruce.
Hello.
I've just achieved this track :
http://ypotin.nerim.net/clouds.ogg (8,1 Mo).
It's made with MuSE, Linuxsampler, Zyndaddsubfx, CAPS, Tap and
other LADSPA plugins, Ardour and Jamin. And a guitar :).
All comments are really welcome :).
Cheers,
Y.
15 May
15 May
5:45 a.m.
Le 14 May à 23:44, BJaY ecrivait:
Very nice, love the drums - very dave wekyl.
Thanks, that was the goal :).
What sample patch did you use for them ?
Mostly a mix of purrfect drums and real giga drums, and lots of
plugins. For Mark, drums were made in MuSE much more than in linuxsampler :).
the toms sound geat for that fusion'y stuff. Snare
could do with
a little low-mid boost I think.
Yes, completely true. Thanks for the advice.
Y.
12:19 p.m.
Yves Potin wrote:
Hello.
I've just achieved this track :
http://ypotin.nerim.net/clouds.ogg (8,1 Mo).
It's made with MuSE, Linuxsampler, Zyndaddsubfx, CAPS, Tap and
other LADSPA plugins, Ardour and Jamin. And a guitar :).
All comments are really welcome :).
Cheers,
Y.
Very nice tune,and good guitar soloing.Thanks for sharing.
Saludos.
-- Carlos.
16 May
16 May
1:05 p.m.
Le 15 May à 04:07, Carlos Pino ecrivait:
Very nice tune,and good guitar soloing.Thanks for
sharing.
Thanks Carlos :). I also did appreciate the tracks you made, and I
enjoyed hearing things very closed to Metheny in your style. Good luck
for the following of your CD.
Y.
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