6 Jan
2007
6 Jan
'07
3:50 p.m.
Figured I could use Freewheeling in a DJ mix:
http://rasmus.uib.no/~jri022/ting/loopshowtape01.mp3
There's also Hydrogen and Seq24 in there, but just for timing and
metronoming. They'll be pulled further into the mix as time goes by,
hopefully creating a live-show consisting of live production of beats
and looping.
But for now there's just the records. Hope ya'll like...
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6 Jan
6 Jan
5:25 p.m.
On Sat, 06 Jan 2007 20:49:57 +0100
Johannes Mario Ringheim <jri(a)broadpark.no> a écrit:
There's also Hydrogen and Seq24 in there, but just
for timing and
metronoming. They'll be pulled further into the mix as time goes by,
hopefully creating a live-show consisting of live production of beats
and looping.
That's interesting. It's nice to listen to. Since I'm only starting
with Linux audio stuff, I'd have a few questions if you don't mind.
How do you keep the sync between Freewhelling and Seq24 / Hydrogen ?
And how do you switch/add-to beat patterns ? Do you maintain long
Hydrogen pattern tracks ?
Al
9:51 p.m.
lanas wrote:
That's interesting. It's nice to listen to.
Thanks!
How do you keep the sync between Freewhelling and
Seq24 / Hydrogen ?
You need a jack master (for example Seq24) running along with FW. When
they're both running, make a random loop in FW and hit F1. This will put
the FW timer in sync with the jack master, so that each loop will be the
length of one bar of BPM you chose in the jack master, or multiples of
that length. This way the loops you grab are in sync with the rest of
the jack apps.
You should check out the FW demo/tutorial videos on the site:
http://freewheeling.sourceforge.net/freewheeling.html#tour
(Below the screenshots).
And how do you switch/add-to beat patterns ?
Switch, just push the respective buttons. For adding beats I use a
turntable, so all the loops you hear are from records.
Do you maintain long
Hydrogen pattern tracks ?
Not for the time being, it's just being used as a metronome in the
recording I posted.
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7 Jan
7 Jan
3:26 a.m.
Johannes Mario Ringheim wrote:
lanas wrote:
Well you got us Jiving here in BKK.
Mind if I post the link as an example on a local forum?
Cheers for the mind food.
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That's interesting. It's nice to listen
to.
Do you maintain long
Hydrogen pattern tracks ?
Not for the time being, it's just being used as a metronome in the
recording I posted.
8:59 a.m.
Patrick Shirkey wrote:
Well you got us Jiving here in BKK.
Cool!
Mind if I post the link as an example on a local
forum?
No, no. I don't claim any rights to this, but of course the records I've
used are not licensed. Guess you can do what you want with it as long
as it's not national TV..
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3:26 p.m.
That's technically impressive and it sounds good too!
Have you shared this with J.P. Mercury yet?
I'm also interested in making such music. What sort of turntable did you
use for this? Recommendations? How many loops did you use in FW at any one
time and how did you trigger them?
Very cool release. Thanks for sharing!
Jon Hoskins
On 1/7/07, Johannes Mario Ringheim <jri(a)broadpark.no> wrote:
Patrick Shirkey wrote:
Well you got us Jiving here in BKK.
Cool!
Mind if I post the link as an example on a local
forum?
No, no. I don't claim any rights to this, but of course the records I've
used are not licensed. Guess you can do what you want with it as long
as it's not national TV..
--
Ringheims Auto - Fri musikk for bilstereo!
http://ringheimsauto.org
8:27 p.m.
Jon H wrote:
That's technically impressive and it sounds good
too!
Thanks!
Have you shared this with J.P. Mercury yet?
J.P...who?
I'm also interested in making such music. What
sort of turntable did
you use for this? Recommendations?
I use the Technics 1210s, classic DJ turntable. Lots of other models
have come out in the recent years, take a look at turntablelab.com for
example. Haven't really tried any other than the 1210, but I hear that
the Vestax models with straight arms are good. Just don't go for the
cheapest gemini crap.
How many loops did you use in FW at
any one time and how did you trigger them?
Not too many in this mix, about 3-4 I think. I'm working just now with
having beats playing in Hydrogen, and then live loops and sound effects
on top of that in FW. For the trigger you can use the keyboard, or do as
I did, make a pedal out of an old joystick, solder it to an old mouse,
and use an app called mousemidi to convert the mousesignal to midi-pedal
messages.
Alternatively you could buy a midi-pedal ;)
Very cool release. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for dl and commenting.
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8 Jan
8 Jan
10:25 a.m.
J.P. Mercury is the author of Freewheeling :D
http://freewheeling.sourceforge.net/
On 1/7/07, Johannes Mario Ringheim <jri(a)broadpark.no> wrote:
Jon H wrote:
That's technically impressive and it sounds
good too!
Thanks!
Have you shared this with J.P. Mercury yet?
J.P...who?
I'm also interested in making such music.
What sort of turntable did
you use for this? Recommendations?
I use the Technics 1210s, classic DJ turntable. Lots of other models
have come out in the recent years, take a look at turntablelab.com for
example. Haven't really tried any other than the 1210, but I hear that
the Vestax models with straight arms are good. Just don't go for the
cheapest gemini crap.
How many loops did you use in FW at
any one time and how did you trigger them?
Not too many in this mix, about 3-4 I think. I'm working just now with
having beats playing in Hydrogen, and then live loops and sound effects
on top of that in FW. For the trigger you can use the keyboard, or do as
I did, make a pedal out of an old joystick, solder it to an old mouse,
and use an app called mousemidi to convert the mousesignal to midi-pedal
messages.
Alternatively you could buy a midi-pedal ;)
Very cool release. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for dl and commenting.
--
Ringheims Auto - Fri musikk for bilstereo!
http://ringheimsauto.org
2:06 p.m.
On 1/7/07, Johannes Mario Ringheim <jri(a)broadpark.no> wrote:
[SNIP]
on top of that in FW. For the trigger you can use the
keyboard, or do as
I did, make a pedal out of an old joystick, solder it to an old mouse,
and use an app called mousemidi to convert the mousesignal to midi-pedal
messages.
Alternatively you could buy a midi-pedal ;)
Or use the joystick with aseqjoy.
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