3 Jun
2006
3 Jun
'06
2:04 p.m.
Hi!
http://www.archive.org/details/avenger
Folderol/Terry Blunt/Will J Godfrey's Awakening the Avenger
in a mix with somewhat busy percussion by yours truly :)
Questions and comments welcome, including sugestions for a more
descriptive ... description on the Archive page.
Thanks to Will for letting me work with his great material.
Thanks to all involved in the nice tools used (Rosegarden,
ZynAddSubFX, MusE, Timemachine, Sweep, Patchage, Om and many
LADSPAs) and all the infrastructure. Special thanks to Dave
Robillard for Om, making me forget my drum sample collection ...
Oh, and to Loki for showing me via Smack how to get more out
of it ;)
Best,
Thorsten Wilms
3 Jun
3 Jun
5:43 p.m.
On Saturday 03 June 2006 18:04, Thorsten Wilms wrote:
Hi!
http://www.archive.org/details/avenger
Folderol/Terry Blunt/Will J Godfrey's Awakening the Avenger
in a mix with somewhat busy percussion by yours truly :)
Questions and comments welcome, including sugestions for a more
descriptive ... description on the Archive page.
Thanks to Will for letting me work with his great material.
Thanks to all involved in the nice tools used (Rosegarden,
ZynAddSubFX, MusE, Timemachine, Sweep, Patchage, Om and many
LADSPAs) and all the infrastructure. Special thanks to Dave
Robillard for Om, making me forget my drum sample collection ...
Oh, and to Loki for showing me via Smack how to get more out
of it ;)
Best,
Thorsten Wilms
Hi Thorsten. It's a while since I listened to folderol, aka Will, aka Foldy
Rolls, aka private Godfrey's original, which I liked a lot. Adding the
percussion to it has really given it some punch. I was expecting some Techno
version from you, but you've done a great job adding the percussion. I pushed
it as much as I could through my DJ sound system, and it really sounds great.
Colaborations really do work.
Nigel.
ps: I have all the music apps, am rubbish at using them, but do enjoy
listening to the music, that folks that are good at it ,have created.
4 Jun
4 Jun
7:15 a.m.
On Sat, Jun 03, 2006 at 09:43:22PM +0200, Nigel Henry wrote:
Hi Thorsten. It's a while since I listened to folderol, aka Will, aka Foldy
Rolls, aka private Godfrey's original, which I liked a lot. Adding the
percussion to it has really given it some punch. I was expecting some Techno
version from you, but you've done a great job adding the percussion. I pushed
it as much as I could through my DJ sound system, and it really sounds great.
Thank you! Techno version ... heh ... never even though of going 4 to the floor
/ all machine-like on this one :)
Colaborations really do work.
Yes, and they're fun.
ps: I have all the music apps, am rubbish at using
them, but do enjoy
listening to the music, that folks that are good at it ,have created.
If you knew how my early steps did sound like, more than 10 years ago ;)
Cheers,
Thorsten Wilms
12:47 p.m.
On Sun, 4 Jun 2006 11:15:22 +0200
Thorsten Wilms <t_w_(a)freenet.de> wrote:
And gives you another dimension on your own work!
My very early attempts were done on multi-track tape recorders in the
1970s, now all lost (ahem) sadly. On my first attempts using keyboard
and sequencers I cheated rather, by learning to play the pieces complete
and using the sequencer just as an editing tool.
... then of course I wanted to add counter melodies etc. and the fun
REALLY started :)
--
Fol ... Wi ... Oh put what you like here!
On Sat, Jun 03, 2006 at 09:43:22PM +0200, Nigel Henry
wrote:
Ummm, now you're using language I don't even understand :(
Hi Thorsten. It's a while since I listened to folderol, aka Will, aka Foldy
Rolls, aka private Godfrey's original, which I liked a lot. Adding the
percussion to it has really given it some punch. I was expecting some Techno
version from you, but you've done a great job adding the percussion. I pushed
it as much as I could through my DJ sound system, and it really sounds great.
Thank you! Techno version ... heh ... never even though of going 4 to the floor
/ all machine-like on this one :) Colaborations
really do work.
Yes, and they're fun. ps: I have all the music apps, am rubbish at
using them, but do enjoy
listening to the music, that folks that are good at it ,have created.
If you knew how my early steps did sound like, more than 10 years ago ;)
1:03 p.m.
On Sun, Jun 04, 2006 at 03:50:01PM +0100, Folderol wrote:
The common Techno/House kickdrum on all 4 beats is sometimes called 4 to the floor.
And gives you another dimension on your own work!
And gives you insight into how others work / how their stuff is structured :)
Thank you! Techno version ... heh ... never even though of going 4 to the floor
/ all machine-like on this one :)
Ummm, now you're using language I don't even understand :( Colaborations really do work.
Yes, and they're fun. My very early attempts were done on multi-track tape
recorders in the
1970s, now all lost (ahem) sadly. On my first attempts using keyboard
and sequencers I cheated rather, by learning to play the pieces complete
and using the sequencer just as an editing tool.
Strange you would call learning to play the pieces completely cheating.
The sequencer is my first instrument and my keyboard skills ... well,
I play in a few monophonic lines sometimes :)
--
Thorsten Wilms
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