17 Apr
2007
17 Apr
'07
3:46 p.m.
Sea Call is a highlight. It's just the drums that
don't quite cut it.
Oriental is interesting, but could be a bit more homogeneous.
Yes, Oriental was composed in half an hour some days ago. I still did
not give a lot of attention to it. But sound quality is better that in
other pieces I think.
Having listened to all 20 in a row, I can't keep
them all apart now ...
there are places with overly sharp and glassy sounds that are a tiny
bit over the edge between pleasantly clear to painfull to the ears
(well, my ears).
I agree :-)
Maybe you work and function very differently from me
... but if not,
you should pick one track and pull it through or you will never be
able to call anything finished. While nothing ever has to be finished,
being able to put if off the table is relieving, I think :)
--
Thorsten Wilms
Here is the point! In fact, I just like to play, to express myself, my
daily feelings. It is very hard for me to actually start really
working on some tracks. Putting them online is the first step towards
that process. I want them to be better, continued, finalized..but I
cannot find the motivation! This is sad ! haha. It is kind of boring
to work on an existing song. But I have to do that.
How do YOU work?
I think I need a kind of project to motivate me. Like somebody wants
me to compose a track for a movie or event..That way, I would know I
have to do it well..hoping this would not affect my
imagination..Probably I'll propose my 'services' in art schools..
Any good idea to progress and make work?
aaaa, a point is that I don't really like bands..in fact I like to
play in bands but I can't manage to perform well with other
people..because of the kind of music I think..
17 Apr
17 Apr
4:35 p.m.
New subject: My 'works in progress' made with linux
On Tue, Apr 17, 2007 at 01:46:44PM -0400, julien bodd wrote:
Yeah. My experience is that starting a new project is easy. All tends
to run smoothly until I have a number of loops/parts. Then it starts
to feel like work more and more.
But the end run tends to feel good again. If it's done, I'm relieved,
even though sometimes I'm unsure about the result :)
So my motivation is to be done with it, to have something I can present,
to be able to pat me on my own shoulders and to be able to pick up
something else without a nagging feeling.
Of course, I do have a big collection of unfinished material, so I wasn't
always succesfull ... :)
--
Thorsten Wilms
Thorwil's Design for Free Software:
http://thorwil.wordpress.com
Maybe you work and function very differently from
me ... but if not,
you should pick one track and pull it through or you will never be
able to call anything finished. While nothing ever has to be finished,
being able to put if off the table is relieving, I think :)
--
Thorsten Wilms
Here is the point! In fact, I just like to play, to express myself, my
daily feelings. It is very hard for me to actually start really
working on some tracks. Putting them online is the first step towards
that process. I want them to be better, continued, finalized..but I
cannot find the motivation! This is sad ! haha. It is kind of boring
to work on an existing song. But I have to do that. 
9:32 p.m.
New subject: My 'works in progress' made with linux
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On Tue, Apr 17, 2007 at 08:34:55PM +0200, Thorsten Wilms wrote:
On Tue, Apr 17, 2007 at 01:46:44PM -0400, julien bodd
wrote:
Yeah. My experience is that starting a new project is easy. All tends
to run smoothly until I have a number of loops/parts. Then it starts
to feel like work more and more.
But the end run tends to feel good again. If it's done, I'm relieved,
even though sometimes I'm unsure about the result :)
So my motivation is to be done with it, to have something I can present,
to be able to pat me on my own shoulders and to be able to pick up
something else without a nagging feeling.
Of course, I do have a big collection of unfinished material, so I wasn't
always succesfull ... :)
The collaboration sites might be an interesting way out of this, uploading stuff to
ccmixter, jamglue, etc.
For example, this gal uploaded her vocal tracks and this whole record was made by people
on the internet remixing it:
http://magnatune.com/artists/albums/debenedictis-mixterone/ (alas, no Linux here, I
don't think).
- -ken
Maybe you work and function very differently from
me ... but if not,
you should pick one track and pull it through or you will never be
able to call anything finished. While nothing ever has to be finished,
being able to put if off the table is relieving, I think :)
--
Thorsten Wilms
Here is the point! In fact, I just like to play, to express myself, my
daily feelings. It is very hard for me to actually start really
working on some tracks. Putting them online is the first step towards
that process. I want them to be better, continued, finalized..but I
cannot find the motivation! This is sad ! haha. It is kind of boring
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18 Apr
18 Apr
10:49 a.m.
New subject: My 'works in progress' made with linux
For example, this gal uploaded her vocal tracks and
this whole record was made by people on the internet remixing it:
http://magnatune.com/artists/albums/debenedictis-mixterone/ (alas, no Linux here, I
don't think).
- -ken
Hey, that's pretty cool! Maybe we should do one like that. People
could upload beats, bass, guitar, synth, vox, backup vox, etc. At the
end different people mix it in different ways, all made with Linux.
Anybody game for this?
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