26 Jul
2008
26 Jul
'08
9:49 p.m.
It's very quiet on LAM lately. I've actually managed to get two of my
entries adjacent to each other.
--
Will J Godfrey
http://www.musically.me.uk
27 Jul
27 Jul
12:48 a.m.
On 27 July 2008 at 0:50, Folderol <folderol(a)ukfsn.org> wrote:
It's very quiet on LAM lately. I've actually
managed to get two of my
entries adjacent to each other.
Shhhh. We're playing hide and seek. Now everyone will know where
we're hiding. Gotta run....
--
Kevin
12:46 p.m.
Am Sonntag, 27. Juli 2008 schrieb Folderol:
It's very quiet on LAM lately. I've actually
managed to get two of my
entries adjacent to each other.
Well, either people are working (like me:( ) or at the beach without wifi
(lucky bast***s)...
But don't hesitate to post music here. ;-)
Arnold
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7:31 p.m.
Arnold Krille wrote:
Am Sonntag, 27. Juli 2008 schrieb Folderol:
Or sitting home alone enjoying the usual balmy tradewinds but -
It's very quiet on LAM lately. I've
actually managed to get two of my
entries adjacent to each other.
Well, either people are working (like me:( ) or at the beach without wifi (lucky bast***s)...
- not at the beach because if I went to the beach I'd probably come back
with a bunch of pictures to process. I have too many pictures to process
already!
But don't hesitate to post music here. ;-)
Well, today was supposed to be the day that we resumed recording our
church services again (complete with the band). I was to supply the
external hard drive and take over the post processing and mix down ...
but something I ate yesterday didn't agree with me so I wasn't able to
go this morning ... so sometime later this week I might have posted some
of my first results. Maybe next week.
I do have a couple of recordings made from my Yamaha keyboard. They'd
been recorded using the keyboard's recording feature, but I found no way
to transfer the recordings to anything else except by having the
keyboard play the recording while recording the output on the computer.
I'd be embarrassed to put them up anywhere!
--
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28 Jul
28 Jul
8:18 p.m.
On Sun, 27 Jul 2008 16:46:31 +0200
Arnold Krille <arnold(a)arnoldarts.de> wrote:
Am Sonntag, 27. Juli 2008 schrieb Folderol:
I have posted links to some of my stuff here in the past, but as I'm no
longer a total noob, I'm reluctant to clutter up what I think is more a
discussion list rather than a promotional one - unless i think I've
produced something exceptional.
L.A.M (http://lam.fugal.net/) however is a nice, simply designed site
specifically for posting your links.
Usual disclaimer:
I could be wrong
Others will probably disagree
--
Will J Godfrey
http://www.musically.me.uk
It's very quiet on LAM lately. I've
actually managed to get two of my
entries adjacent to each other.
Well, either people are working (like me:( ) or at the beach without wifi
(lucky bast***s)...
But don't hesitate to post music here. ;-)
Arnold 
13 Aug
13 Aug
5:03 p.m.
On Sun, Jul 27, 2008 at 12:50:06AM +0100, Folderol wrote:
It's very quiet on LAM lately. I've actually
managed to get two of my
entries adjacent to each other.
I've been working mostly on live music with bands, not so much home recording. So I
haven't posted much to LAM, and my own blog has gone very quiet except for live clips
and the occasional experiment on my own.
I have some really great stuff to post as soon as I get around to sorting it all out and
getting clearances from the various guest musicians involved.
I suppose I could post the H2-made live recordings on LAM, but it's not strictly 100%
"Made with Linux". There are lots of real non-Linux instruments (sax, bass,
drums, congas, guitar, voice, etc.) and the recording method has been an H2 and not Ardour
or anything Linux-based. The only Linux content has been my keyboard playing.
It is very fun and instructional to get out of cyberspace and into the real world of
playing music for an audience. It even pays a tiny, tiny, infintessimal amount of money
too, which is a slight improvement over the frictionless zero-cost-but-zero-income method
of distrbuting home-made music over the Internet. Then again the costs of transportation
and the time involved in schlepping gear around (oh my aching back!) makes it largely a
money-losing endeavour.
So that's why no weekly releases lately from me, anyway.
-ken
5:44 p.m.
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Ken Restivo wrote:
On Sun, Jul 27, 2008 at 12:50:06AM +0100, Folderol
wrote:
Looking forward to whatever you post Ken. Love your playing and that of
folks I've heard you work with.
Frank
It's very quiet on LAM lately. I've
actually managed to get two of my
entries adjacent to each other.
I've been working mostly on live music with bands, not so much home recording. So I
haven't posted much to LAM, and my own blog has gone very quiet except for live clips
and the occasional experiment on my own.
I have some really great stuff to post as soon as I get around to sorting it all out and
getting clearances from the various guest musicians involved.
I suppose I could post the H2-made live recordings on LAM, but it's not strictly 100%
"Made with Linux". There are lots of real non-Linux instruments (sax, bass,
drums, congas, guitar, voice, etc.) and the recording method has been an H2 and not Ardour
or anything Linux-based. The only Linux content has been my keyboard playing.
It is very fun and instructional to get out of cyberspace and into the real world of
playing music for an audience. It even pays a tiny, tiny, infintessimal amount of money
too, which is a slight improvement over the frictionless zero-cost-but-zero-income method
of distrbuting home-made music over the Internet. Then again the costs of transportation
and the time involved in schlepping gear around (oh my aching back!) makes it largely a
money-losing endeavour.
So that's why no weekly releases lately from me, anyway.
-ken
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19 Aug
19 Aug
12:10 a.m.
On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 03:45:03PM -0400, frank pirrone wrote:
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Ken Restivo wrote:
Wow, thanks!!
Last Saturday night's gig now available:
http://www.archive.org/details/Audiobraille20080809
I was able to run the PA in stereo this time, so the H2 was able to pick up some of the
auto-pan on the Rhodes, and the stereo goodness of WhySynth and Nekostring and the Leslie
simulator on AZR3, and on Atte's "drifting overtone" AMS patch.
The guest guitarist also brought a stereo amp with chorus and stereo tremolo.
-ken
On Sun, Jul 27, 2008 at 12:50:06AM +0100,
Folderol wrote:
Looking forward to whatever you post Ken. Love your playing and that of
folks I've heard you work with. It's very quiet on LAM lately. I've
actually managed to get two of my
entries adjacent to each other.
I've been working mostly on live music with bands, not so much home recording. So I
haven't posted much to LAM, and my own blog has gone very quiet except for live clips
and the occasional experiment on my own.
I have some really great stuff to post as soon as I get around to sorting it all out and
getting clearances from the various guest musicians involved.
I suppose I could post the H2-made live recordings on LAM, but it's not strictly 100%
"Made with Linux". There are lots of real non-Linux instruments (sax, bass,
drums, congas, guitar, voice, etc.) and the recording method has been an H2 and not Ardour
or anything Linux-based. The only Linux content has been my keyboard playing.
It is very fun and instructional to get out of cyberspace and into the real world of
playing music for an audience. It even pays a tiny, tiny, infintessimal amount of money
too, which is a slight improvement over the frictionless zero-cost-but-zero-income method
of distrbuting home-made music over the Internet. Then again the costs of transportation
and the time involved in schlepping gear around (oh my aching back!) makes it largely a
money-losing endeavour.
So that's why no weekly releases lately from me, anyway.
-ken
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