19 Apr
2005
19 Apr
'05
1:30 a.m.
Hi Linux Audio Users
Just wanted to share with you the professional soundtrack I wrote
for a short movie, since there are no rights/contract avoiding me from this.
This was written and composed entirely under Linux, and contains songs
in several styles, like piano, orchestral, techno, funk.
Only Tools Used:
-Shaketracker (sequencer)
-Chionic (sampler)
-Rezound (sound editor)
-A custom/unreleased app (a 32-bands graphical multiband compressor of
mine, which i'll release when i have time to polish it)
External Hardware:
-Roland Xp30, for sampling some instruments, some are live.
Soundtrack:
http://www.reduz.com.ar/sisteria/
Cheers!
I hope this helps to prove the level of maturity of the above apps.
Juan Linietsky
19 Apr
19 Apr
1:54 a.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Soundtrack written, composed, produced under linux.
Juan Linietsky wrote:
Hi Linux Audio Users
Just wanted to share with you the professional soundtrack I wrote
for a short movie, since there are no rights/contract avoiding me from
this.
This was written and composed entirely under Linux, and contains songs
in several styles, like piano, orchestral, techno, funk.
Only Tools Used:
-Shaketracker (sequencer)
-Chionic (sampler)
-Rezound (sound editor)
-A custom/unreleased app (a 32-bands graphical multiband compressor of
mine, which i'll release when i have time to polish it)
External Hardware:
-Roland Xp30, for sampling some instruments, some are live.
Soundtrack:
http://www.reduz.com.ar/sisteria/
Cheers!
I hope this helps to prove the level of maturity of the above apps.
Juan Linietsky
Hey Juan,
Thanks for the opportunity to listen to your music. I couldn't hear the
first one: said it was forbidden - maybe the permissions are set so we
can' t listen.
Also: it would be great to see the cuts that you scored with the music.
Any chance of that?
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2:22 a.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Soundtrack written, composed, produced under linux.
Brad Fuller wrote:
Juan Linietsky wrote:
Great, hope you enjoyed it, permissions are fixed.
Hi Linux Audio Users
Just wanted to share with you the professional soundtrack I wrote
for a short movie, since there are no rights/contract avoiding me
from this.
This was written and composed entirely under Linux, and contains
songs in several styles, like piano, orchestral, techno, funk.
Only Tools Used:
-Shaketracker (sequencer)
-Chionic (sampler)
-Rezound (sound editor)
-A custom/unreleased app (a 32-bands graphical multiband compressor
of mine, which i'll release when i have time to polish it)
External Hardware:
-Roland Xp30, for sampling some instruments, some are live.
Soundtrack:
http://www.reduz.com.ar/sisteria/
Cheers!
I hope this helps to prove the level of maturity of the above apps.
Juan Linietsky
Hey Juan,
Thanks for the opportunity to listen to your music. I couldn't hear
the first one: said it was forbidden - maybe the permissions are set
so we can' t listen.
Also: it would be great to see the cuts that you
scored with the
music. Any chance of that?
What is a cut?
Cheers!
Juan
2:55 a.m.
On Tue, Apr 19, 2005 at 12:32:45AM -0300, Juan Linietsky wrote:
Hi Linux Audio Users
Only Tools Used:
-Shaketracker (sequencer)
-Chionic (sampler)
-Rezound (sound editor)
-A custom/unreleased app (a 32-bands graphical multiband compressor of mine,
which i'll release when i have time to polish it)
Did you record the live instruments straight into rezound? And
what sort of process do you go through to use the 32-band
compressor? Is it strictly by ear, or do you use some realtime
analyzer to look for peaks?
spencer
11:17 a.m.
On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 00:32:45 -0300, Juan Linietsky <coding(a)reduz.com.ar>
wrote:
-snip-
Only Tools Used:
-Shaketracker (sequencer)
-Chionic (sampler)
-Rezound (sound editor)
-A custom/unreleased app (a 32-bands graphical multiband compressor of
mine, which i'll release when i have time to polish it)
but wait..... what did you use to view the video in sync with the audio
track you were working on? in the absence of an integrated video track in
any current serious audio editting/creation tools, we need a separate
viewer which can be synced, possibly via the jack transport. there is
xjadeo, but it is limited to avi (and i'm currently having problems
getting it to compile). there are some rumours that the ardour video
module is nearing readiness, but no eta has been announced. in any case, i
think a separate, syncable viewer is preferable because it affords the
opportunity to use various audio creation tools.
-p
12:42 p.m.
On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 09:20:35 -0400, Peter Lutek <plutek(a)infinity.net>
wrote:
On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 00:32:45 -0300, Juan Linietsky
<coding(a)reduz.com.ar>
wrote:
-snip-
update: got xjadeo compiled.
got video converted to the required format (easily scripted with mencoder).
in ardour: set positional sync to "Sync with JACK".
now the xjadeo video window just goes instantly to wherever the ardour
playback cursor is -- forward, backward, dragging the playhead, whatever.
it's simple and brilliant.
juan: what was your solution to the video syncing issue?
-p
Only Tools Used:
-Shaketracker (sequencer)
-Chionic (sampler)
-Rezound (sound editor)
-A custom/unreleased app (a 32-bands graphical multiband compressor of
mine, which i'll release when i have time to polish it)
but wait..... what did you use to view the video in sync with the audio
track you were working on? in the absence of an integrated video track
in any current serious audio editting/creation tools, we need a separate
viewer which can be synced, possibly via the jack transport. there is
xjadeo, but it is limited to avi (and i'm currently having problems
getting it to compile). there are some rumours that the ardour video
module is nearing readiness, but no eta has been announced. in any case,
i think a separate, syncable viewer is preferable because it affords the
opportunity to use various audio creation tools.
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