15 Dec
2005
15 Dec
'05
2:10 p.m.
Ok,
shame on me for this, but I would really really like to share with you
my latest musical efforts. Unfortunately, I was already working on these
tracks when I finally got everything working on gnu/Linux audio. So I
finished these tracks (made with mostly with free VST plugins, my guitar
and some vocals) on my copies of Tracktion on MacOSX and WinXP (Mackie
gave them away for free last christmas to promote their forthcoming
newer version). BTW it's a shame that a software made by one guy alone,
using mostly opensource LGPL libraries and with an XML file format
hasn't been released opensource. But I believe that when Ardour will
have MIDI integration, it would be even better than Tracktion (it is
already far better IMHO if you consider just the audio functionalities).
I will probably retouch these tracks with jamin for the final cd
version, but I'm already concentrated on new stuff now (using only o.s.s.).
I don't like to think in terms of genres, but people often describes my
music as ambient. So don't bother to download it if you don't like ambient.
Anyway, If you'll consider listening to my new EP (released under the
cc-licence) you can grab it here:
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_Moon_EP.zip
It's a 27Mb zip with 4 mp3 tracks (192Kbps). Title is: The Moon EP (code
name: last of the closed source sw tracks).
Or for individual tracks:
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/As_we_grow_older.mp3
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/Hope.mp3
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_moon.mp3
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_difference.mp3
I'm still working on the cover.
Thank you very much.
c.
16 Dec
16 Dec
2:11 p.m.
On Thursday 15 December 2005 19:09, Cesare Marilungo wrote:
Ok,
shame on me for this, but I would really really like to share with you
my latest musical efforts. Unfortunately, I was already working on these
tracks when I finally got everything working on gnu/Linux audio. So I
finished these tracks (made with mostly with free VST plugins, my guitar
and some vocals) on my copies of Tracktion on MacOSX and WinXP (Mackie
gave them away for free last christmas to promote their forthcoming
newer version). BTW it's a shame that a software made by one guy alone,
using mostly opensource LGPL libraries and with an XML file format
hasn't been released opensource. But I believe that when Ardour will
have MIDI integration, it would be even better than Tracktion (it is
already far better IMHO if you consider just the audio functionalities).
I will probably retouch these tracks with jamin for the final cd
version, but I'm already concentrated on new stuff now (using only o.s.s.).
I don't like to think in terms of genres, but people often describes my
music as ambient. So don't bother to download it if you don't like ambient.
Anyway, If you'll consider listening to my new EP (released under the
cc-licence) you can grab it here:
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_Moon_EP.zip
It's a 27Mb zip with 4 mp3 tracks (192Kbps). Title is: The Moon EP (code
name: last of the closed source sw tracks).
Or for individual tracks:
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/As_we_grow_older.mp3
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/Hope.mp3
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_moon.mp3
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_difference.mp3
I'm still working on the cover.
Thank you very much.
Hi Cesare. Really nice tunes man. I particularly liked As we grow older, and
Hope, but the other two are pretty good also. I presume that your going to
make your tunes available in .ogg format as well in the future. I had to play
them using Mplayer on FC2, and it was using 100% cpu, but didn't seem to
affect the sound quality. Really nice work. Thanks. Nigel.
c.
8:28 p.m.
On 12/16/05, Nigel Henry <cave.dnb(a)tiscali.fr> wrote:
I presume that your going to
make your tunes available in .ogg format as well in the future. I had to play
them using Mplayer on FC2, and it was using 100% cpu, but didn't seem to
affect the sound quality. Really nice work. Thanks. Nigel.
No such problems with my favorite day to day player Aqualung. Check it
out if you haven't already.
http://aqualung.sourceforge.net/
Cheers,
Mark
17 Dec
17 Dec
4:03 p.m.
On Saturday 17 December 2005 01:28, Mark Knecht wrote:
On 12/16/05, Nigel Henry <cave.dnb(a)tiscali.fr>
wrote:
Hi Mark. This is the second time that you've prompted me to try Aqualung. I
think you must have some vested interest in it (only joking). Thanks for the
link this time. I think I put it off last time, not wishing to Google and get
page after page of skindiving equipment or links to Jethro Tull. Anyway I
DL'd the tar.gz, then read the compile info. Darn! It needs gtk+2.0 , and FC2
only has gtk+-1.2.10-29.1.1. Same problem here as with Sineshaper and Om.
Back to FC2 I looked around in synaptic and saw the xmms mp3 plugin was
there, tried it and it worked. A bit strange, because the first time I tried
to install this it would not work. Perhaps libmad was missing at the time. So
I can play mp3's without frying the cpu with Mplayer, but it would obviously
be better if more up to date files like gtk+ 2.0 were available for Fedora.
Perhaps I'll try Aqualung on Debian, as there are Deb packages available for
it. Not sure which way to go getting it installed on Gentoo (your favorite).
BTW. Hows it going with the VSTi's with Savihost and Wine? I've just DL'd
MrRay73, a Rhodes piano that I saw a link to on the list, and that works ok
with Savihost, but still terrible latency problems from the Evolution MK-225C
usb midi keyboard. A bit like playing a pipe organ. Press the key, and then
sit back and wait for the sound.
All the best. Nigel.
I presume that your going to
make your tunes available in .ogg format as well in the future. I had to
play them using Mplayer on FC2, and it was using 100% cpu, but didn't
seem to affect the sound quality. Really nice work. Thanks. Nigel.
No such problems with my favorite day to day player Aqualung. Check it
out if you haven't already.
http://aqualung.sourceforge.net/
Cheers,
Mark
4:16 p.m.
On 12/17/05, Nigel Henry <cave.dnb(a)tiscali.fr> wrote:
On Saturday 17 December 2005 01:28, Mark Knecht
wrote:
I run it on all my home Gentoo machines. (3 as of today.) I also run
it on a Planet box running FC2, but that may be an older version. I
could check that. I haven't had many problems with Gentoo. The only
thing there has been using an occasional ~x86 library to make the
Aqualung developers happy.
On 12/16/05, Nigel Henry
<cave.dnb(a)tiscali.fr> wrote:
Hi Mark. This is the second time that you've prompted me to try Aqualung. I
think you must have some vested interest in it (only joking). Thanks for the
link this time. I think I put it off last time, not wishing to Google and get
page after page of skindiving equipment or links to Jethro Tull. Anyway I
DL'd the tar.gz, then read the compile info. Darn! It needs gtk+2.0 , and FC2
only has gtk+-1.2.10-29.1.1. Same problem here as with Sineshaper and Om.
Back to FC2 I looked around in synaptic and saw the xmms mp3 plugin was
there, tried it and it worked. A bit strange, because the first time I tried
to install this it would not work. Perhaps libmad was missing at the time. So
I can play mp3's without frying the cpu with Mplayer, but it would obviously
be better if more up to date files like gtk+ 2.0 were available for Fedora.
Perhaps I'll try Aqualung on Debian, as there are Deb packages available for
it. Not sure which way to go getting it installed on Gentoo (your favorite). I presume that your going to
make your tunes available in .ogg format as well in the future. I had to
play them using Mplayer on FC2, and it was using 100% cpu, but didn't
seem to affect the sound quality. Really nice work. Thanks. Nigel.
No such problems with my favorite day to day player Aqualung. Check it
out if you haven't already.
http://aqualung.sourceforge.net/
Cheers,
Mark
BTW. Hows it going with the VSTi's with Savihost and Wine? I've just DL'd
MrRay73, a Rhodes piano that I saw a link to on the list, and that works ok
with Savihost, but still terrible latency problems from the Evolution MK-225C
usb midi keyboard. A bit like playing a pipe organ. Press the key, and then
sit back and wait for the sound.
As of late I'm pretty much out of the music area. We're in the middle
of a bunch of house remodeling things - new windows, floors, redoing a
laundry room and turning it into a computer game room. I haven't
touched savihost in quite awhile unfortunately.
It did have some latency issues, that's for sure. The main problem
there (I think) is that the Wine Jack driver is pretty much kaput. It
seems that no one wants to maintain it and it doesn't work with the
new versions of Jack. Bummer! I tried to drum up some interest in
supporting it on the Jack developers list but couldn't get a response.
Disappointing as we're all Jack users and having great Jack support in
Wine would be wonderful in so many ways. I'm sure it will happen some
day...just not sure which one. ;-)
I have not tried the new xfst stuff as it wouldn't build on my AMD64
machine and it seemed that no xfst developer had an AMD64 machine to
debug the issues. Is that any different now?
All the best. Nigel.
And to you!
Cheers,
Mark
18 Dec
18 Dec
5:57 a.m.
On Sat, Dec 17, 2005 at 12:16:37PM -0800, Mark Knecht wrote:
--
torben Hohn
http://galan.sourceforge.net -- The graphical Audio language
On 12/17/05, Nigel Henry <cave.dnb(a)tiscali.fr>
wrote:
mr ray works perfectly with fst-1.7.
you wont distiguish it from a normal linux synth.
On Saturday 17 December 2005 01:28, Mark Knecht
wrote:
I run it on all my home Gentoo machines. (3 as of today.) I also run
it on a Planet box running FC2, but that may be an older version. I
could check that. I haven't had many problems with Gentoo. The only
thing there has been using an occasional ~x86 library to make the
Aqualung developers happy.
>
> BTW. Hows it going with the VSTi's with Savihost and Wine? I've just
DL'd
> MrRay73, a Rhodes piano that I saw a link to on the list, and that works ok
> with Savihost, but still terrible latency problems from the Evolution MK-225C
> usb midi keyboard. A bit like playing a pipe organ. Press the key, and then
> sit back and wait for the sound. On 12/16/05, Nigel Henry
<cave.dnb(a)tiscali.fr> wrote:
Hi Mark. This is the second time that you've prompted me to try Aqualung. I
think you must have some vested interest in it (only joking). Thanks for the
link this time. I think I put it off last time, not wishing to Google and get
page after page of skindiving equipment or links to Jethro Tull. Anyway I
DL'd the tar.gz, then read the compile info. Darn! It needs gtk+2.0 , and FC2
only has gtk+-1.2.10-29.1.1. Same problem here as with Sineshaper and Om.
Back to FC2 I looked around in synaptic and saw the xmms mp3 plugin was
there, tried it and it worked. A bit strange, because the first time I tried
to install this it would not work. Perhaps libmad was missing at the time. So
I can play mp3's without frying the cpu with Mplayer, but it would obviously
be better if more up to date files like gtk+ 2.0 were available for Fedora.
Perhaps I'll try Aqualung on Debian, as there are Deb packages available for
it. Not sure which way to go getting it installed on Gentoo (your favorite). I presume that your going to
make your tunes available in .ogg format as well in the future. I had to
play them using Mplayer on FC2, and it was using 100% cpu, but didn't
seem to affect the sound quality. Really nice work. Thanks. Nigel.
No such problems with my favorite day to day player Aqualung. Check it
out if you haven't already.
http://aqualung.sourceforge.net/
Cheers,
Mark
As of late I'm pretty much out of the music area. We're in the middle
of a bunch of house remodeling things - new windows, floors, redoing a
laundry room and turning it into a computer game room. I haven't
touched savihost in quite awhile unfortunately.
It did have some latency issues, that's for sure. The main problem
there (I think) is that the Wine Jack driver is pretty much kaput. It
seems that no one wants to maintain it and it doesn't work with the
new versions of Jack. Bummer! I tried to drum up some interest in
supporting it on the Jack developers list but couldn't get a response.
Disappointing as we're all Jack users and having great Jack support in
Wine would be wonderful in so many ways. I'm sure it will happen some
day...just not sure which one. ;-)
the correct solution would be to write an asio<->jack gateway.
but dont expect that to come from me.
I have not tried the new xfst stuff as it wouldn't
build on my AMD64
machine and it seemed that no xfst developer had an AMD64 machine to
debug the issues. Is that any different now?
sorry... i still seem to be the only "active" fst dev. and i only have
32bit here. which will not change as i am happy with my 2 athlonxp 2000+
machines. and with netjack (-> jack clustering) i have pretty much
headroom still.
All the best. Nigel.
And to you!
Cheers,
Mark
9:11 a.m.
On 12/18/05, torbenh(a)gmx.de <torbenh(a)gmx.de> wrote:
On Sat, Dec 17, 2005 at 12:16:37PM -0800, Mark Knecht
wrote:
That's OK. I'm not likely to do much musically for the next few months.
I do have one interesting out though. To get full browsing
capabilities (Java & flash + mplayer, etc.) I run Firefox in a
completely chroot'ed 32-bit enviroment on my AMD64 machine. I haven't
considered doing serious audio this until now, but possibly I can run
two jack servers, one in the 64-bit area using the HDSP 9652, to run
Ardour, etc, and a second in the 32-bit area using either the onboard
NVidia chip or I could put a second card in if this worked and was
useful. I'd tie the two environments together with external spdif or
audio cables.
Would it work? Might be fun to try.
- Mark
On 12/17/05, Nigel Henry
<cave.dnb(a)tiscali.fr> wrote:
> BTW. Hows it going with the VSTi's with Savihost and Wine?
I have not tried the new xfst stuff as it
wouldn't build on my AMD64
machine and it seemed that no xfst developer had an AMD64 machine to
debug the issues. Is that any different now?
sorry... i still seem to be the only "active" fst dev. and i only have
32bit here. which will not change as i am happy with my 2 athlonxp 2000+
machines. and with netjack (-> jack clustering) i have pretty much
headroom still.
16 Dec
16 Dec
6:24 p.m.
On 12/15/05, Cesare Marilungo <cesare(a)poeticstudios.com> wrote:
Ok,
shame on me for this, but I would really really like to share with you
my latest musical efforts. Unfortunately, I was already working on these
tracks when I finally got everything working on gnu/Linux audio. So I
finished these tracks (made with mostly with free VST plugins, my guitar
and some vocals) on my copies of Tracktion on MacOSX and WinXP (Mackie
gave them away for free last christmas to promote their forthcoming
newer version). BTW it's a shame that a software made by one guy alone,
using mostly opensource LGPL libraries and with an XML file format
hasn't been released opensource. But I believe that when Ardour will
have MIDI integration, it would be even better than Tracktion (it is
already far better IMHO if you consider just the audio functionalities).
I will probably retouch these tracks with jamin for the final cd
version, but I'm already concentrated on new stuff now (using only o.s.s.).
I don't like to think in terms of genres, but people often describes my
music as ambient. So don't bother to download it if you don't like ambient.
Anyway, If you'll consider listening to my new EP (released under the
cc-licence) you can grab it here:
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_Moon_EP.zip
It's a 27Mb zip with 4 mp3 tracks (192Kbps). Title is: The Moon EP (code
name: last of the closed source sw tracks).
Or for individual tracks:
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/As_we_grow_older.mp3
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/Hope.mp3
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_moon.mp3
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_difference.mp3
I'm still working on the cover.
Glad you're on our side now. 'The Difference' is fantastic. My
favorite. Reminds me of The Album Leaf.
I agree that genres and labels rarely do music justice. I'm glad I listened.
--chris reisor
6:54 p.m.
Chris Reisor wrote:
On 12/15/05, Cesare Marilungo
<cesare(a)poeticstudios.com> wrote:
> Ok,
> shame on me for this, but I would really really like to share with you
> my latest musical efforts. Unfortunately, I was already working on these
> tracks when I finally got everything working on gnu/Linux audio. So I
> finished these tracks (made with mostly with free VST plugins, my guitar
> and some vocals) on my copies of Tracktion on MacOSX and WinXP (Mackie
> gave them away for free last christmas to promote their forthcoming
> newer version). BTW it's a shame that a software made by one guy alone,
> using mostly opensource LGPL libraries and with an XML file format
> hasn't been released opensource. But I believe that when Ardour will
> have MIDI integration, it would be even better than Tracktion (it is
> already far better IMHO if you consider just the audio functionalities).
> I will probably retouch these tracks with jamin for the final cd
> version, but I'm already concentrated on new stuff now (using only o.s.s.).
>
> I don't like to think in terms of genres, but people often describes my
> music as ambient. So don't bother to download it if you don't like ambient.
>
> Anyway, If you'll consider listening to my new EP (released under the
> cc-licence) you can grab it here:
>
> http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_Moon_EP.zip
>
> It's a 27Mb zip with 4 mp3 tracks (192Kbps). Title is: The Moon EP (code
> name: last of the closed source sw tracks).
>
> Or for individual tracks:
>
> http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/As_we_grow_older.mp3
>
> http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/Hope.mp3
>
> http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_moon.mp3
>
> http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_difference.mp3
>
> I'm still working on the cover.
>
Downloading!
Glad you're on our side now.
--chris reisor
Care to explain that to an "outsider"? :-)
Best wishes, FRitz
8:02 p.m.
On 12/16/05, FRitz <fritz(a)fritzmetal.de> wrote:
Chris Reisor wrote:
The Good Side. The Open Source side.
On 12/15/05, Cesare Marilungo
<cesare(a)poeticstudios.com> wrote:
> Ok,
> shame on me for this, but I would really really like to share with you
> my latest musical efforts. Unfortunately, I was already working on these
> tracks when I finally got everything working on gnu/Linux audio. So I
> finished these tracks (made with mostly with free VST plugins, my guitar
> and some vocals) on my copies of Tracktion on MacOSX and WinXP (Mackie
> gave them away for free last christmas to promote their forthcoming
> newer version). BTW it's a shame that a software made by one guy alone,
> using mostly opensource LGPL libraries and with an XML file format
> hasn't been released opensource. But I believe that when Ardour will
> have MIDI integration, it would be even better than Tracktion (it is
> already far better IMHO if you consider just the audio functionalities).
> I will probably retouch these tracks with jamin for the final cd
> version, but I'm already concentrated on new stuff now (using only o.s.s.).
>
> I don't like to think in terms of genres, but people often describes my
> music as ambient. So don't bother to download it if you don't like ambient.
>
> Anyway, If you'll consider listening to my new EP (released under the
> cc-licence) you can grab it here:
>
> http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_Moon_EP.zip
>
> It's a 27Mb zip with 4 mp3 tracks (192Kbps). Title is: The Moon EP (code
> name: last of the closed source sw tracks).
>
> Or for individual tracks:
>
> http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/As_we_grow_older.mp3
>
> http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/Hope.mp3
>
> http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_moon.mp3
>
> http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_difference.mp3
>
> I'm still working on the cover.
>
Downloading!
Glad you're on our side now.
--chris reisor
Care to explain that to an "outsider"? :-)
Best wishes, FRitz
18 Dec
18 Dec
1:31 p.m.
Hi Chris,
would you please answer my questions? I really would like to know as I
simply don't understand what you're talking about. I thought this list
is about Linux and audio so I don't understand what you said about sides
and these things.
Thanx a lot, FRitz
FRitz wrote:
The Good Side. The Open Source side.
Why good? In which way good? And why it's a "side"? Side of what?
Glad
you're on our side now.
--chris reisor
Care to explain that to an "outsider"? :-)
Best wishes, FRitz
3:32 p.m.
On 12/18/05, FRitz <fritz(a)fritzmetal.de> wrote:
Hi Chris,
would you please answer my questions? I really would like to know as I
simply don't understand what you're talking about. I thought this list
is about Linux and audio so I don't understand what you said about sides
and these things.
Thanx a lot, FRitz
I think it was just an off hand comment. If I understood it correctly,
Chris was saying that Cesare was on the other side (Windows) but is
glad he joined Chris's side (Linux) now.
Frankly, I don't care about sides. I just like the music. If I did a
recording in Pro Tools and wanted to post it here I'd add a bit of
some Linux soft synth and postit. What's the big deal, right?
- Mark
4:57 p.m.
Yes Mark,
that's the way I see it. :-)
All the best, FRitz
Mark Knecht wrote:
On 12/18/05, FRitz <fritz(a)fritzmetal.de> wrote:
Hi Chris,
would you please answer my questions? I really would like to know as I
simply don't understand what you're talking about. I thought this list
is about Linux and audio so I don't understand what you said about sides
and these things.
Thanx a lot, FRitz
I think it was just an off hand comment. If I understood it correctly,
Chris was saying that Cesare was on the other side (Windows) but is
glad he joined Chris's side (Linux) now.
Frankly, I don't care about sides. I just like the music. If I did a
recording in Pro Tools and wanted to post it here I'd add a bit of
some Linux soft synth and postit. What's the big deal, right?
- Mark
7:04 p.m.
Frankly, I don't care about sides. I just like the
music. If I did a
recording in Pro Tools and wanted to post it here
I'd add a bit of
some Linux soft synth and postit. What's the big
deal, right?
I'd suggest sticking with the Subject style of
"OT:..." which is being used in this post. That
enables people to delete the post without investing
their time into figuring out that the post doesn't
have much of anything to do with Linux Audio.
Otherwise you can post music that's produced with
Linux audio applications which is on topic for a list
titled Linux Audio Users. No?
ron
- Mark
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8:12 p.m.
On 12/18/05, R Parker <rtp405(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
Ron,
You're certainly allowed you opinion, but I don't think the only
definition of a 'Lunux Audio User' is someone using Linux for
recording, ala Ardour or whatever. I mean, I use Ardour. I no longer
use Pro Tools. I was only making the point that if I'm using Linux
anywhere in my tool set to make music, be it Jamin or ZynAddSubFX or
Muse or Rosegarden, then it's my opinion, and only my opinion, that
it's just as on topic as some other tool set. Note that we have
discussions here and elsewhere about Ardour on OS X. Technically
that's off topic also, right?
Anyway, I'll be happy to say OT when I think it's appropriate. I
expect it won't be very often.
With best regards,
Mark
Frankly, I don't care about sides. I just like the
music. If I did a
recording in Pro Tools and wanted to post it here
I'd add a bit of
some Linux soft synth and postit. What's the big
deal, right?
I'd suggest sticking with the Subject style of
"OT:..." which is being used in this post. That
enables people to delete the post without investing
their time into figuring out that the post doesn't
have much of anything to do with Linux Audio.
Otherwise you can post music that's produced with
Linux audio applications which is on topic for a list
titled Linux Audio Users. No?
ron
19 Dec
19 Dec
3:28 p.m.
Sorry, this is why I normally remain a lurker. I meant nothing by this.
In the future, I will refrain from making off-hand comments. Didn't
mean to ruffle any feathers.
I will go back to lurking unless I can help someone with something,
which isn't very likely.
Shutting up...now.
--chris
On 12/18/05, FRitz <fritz(a)fritzmetal.de> wrote:
Hi Chris,
would you please answer my questions? I really would like to know as I
simply don't understand what you're talking about. I thought this list
is about Linux and audio so I don't understand what you said about sides
and these things.
Thanx a lot, FRitz
FRitz wrote:
Why good? In which way good? And why it's a "side"? Side of what?
> Glad you're on our side now.
> --chris reisor
Care to explain that to an "outsider"? :-)
Best wishes, FRitz
The Good Side. The Open Source side.
8:26 p.m.
On 12/15/05, Cesare Marilungo <cesare(a)poeticstudios.com> wrote:
Ok,
shame on me for this, but I would really really like to share with you
my latest musical efforts. Unfortunately, I was already working on these
tracks when I finally got everything working on gnu/Linux audio. So I
finished these tracks (made with mostly with free VST plugins, my guitar
and some vocals) on my copies of Tracktion on MacOSX and WinXP (Mackie
gave them away for free last christmas to promote their forthcoming
newer version). BTW it's a shame that a software made by one guy alone,
using mostly opensource LGPL libraries and with an XML file format
hasn't been released opensource. But I believe that when Ardour will
have MIDI integration, it would be even better than Tracktion (it is
already far better IMHO if you consider just the audio functionalities).
I will probably retouch these tracks with jamin for the final cd
version, but I'm already concentrated on new stuff now (using only o.s.s.).
I don't like to think in terms of genres, but people often describes my
music as ambient. So don't bother to download it if you don't like ambient.
Anyway, If you'll consider listening to my new EP (released under the
cc-licence) you can grab it here:
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_Moon_EP.zip
It's a 27Mb zip with 4 mp3 tracks (192Kbps). Title is: The Moon EP (code
name: last of the closed source sw tracks).
Or for individual tracks:
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/As_we_grow_older.mp3
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/Hope.mp3
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_moon.mp3
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_difference.mp3
I'm still working on the cover.
Thank you very much.
c.
Cesare,
Thanks for posting this. I enjoyed all 4 pieces, my favorite being
'As We Grow Older'. I think this one could have appeared as part of a
Genesis album, circa 'The Lamb Lies Down...'. Very good piece.
Please don't be apologetic about tools. No sense wasting time on
those thoughts.
The music brightened my dreary, cold Friday afternoon here in California.
With best regards,
Mark
10:20 p.m.
Mark Knecht wrote:
On 12/15/05, Cesare Marilungo
<cesare(a)poeticstudios.com> wrote:
Thank you all. Really. This is what keeps me making music.
About the tools: I'm really inspired by the whole open source community.
This is how a lot of things in the world should be. Freedom, shared
knowledge, passion and lack of greed.
c.
Ok,
shame on me for this, but I would really really like to share with you
my latest musical efforts. Unfortunately, I was already working on these
tracks when I finally got everything working on gnu/Linux audio. So I
finished these tracks (made with mostly with free VST plugins, my guitar
and some vocals) on my copies of Tracktion on MacOSX and WinXP (Mackie
gave them away for free last christmas to promote their forthcoming
newer version). BTW it's a shame that a software made by one guy alone,
using mostly opensource LGPL libraries and with an XML file format
hasn't been released opensource. But I believe that when Ardour will
have MIDI integration, it would be even better than Tracktion (it is
already far better IMHO if you consider just the audio functionalities).
I will probably retouch these tracks with jamin for the final cd
version, but I'm already concentrated on new stuff now (using only o.s.s.).
I don't like to think in terms of genres, but people often describes my
music as ambient. So don't bother to download it if you don't like ambient.
Anyway, If you'll consider listening to my new EP (released under the
cc-licence) you can grab it here:
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_Moon_EP.zip
It's a 27Mb zip with 4 mp3 tracks (192Kbps). Title is: The Moon EP (code
name: last of the closed source sw tracks).
Or for individual tracks:
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/As_we_grow_older.mp3
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/Hope.mp3
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_moon.mp3
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/download/music/The_difference.mp3
I'm still working on the cover.
Thank you very much.
c.
Cesare,
Thanks for posting this. I enjoyed all 4 pieces, my favorite being
'As We Grow Older'. I think this one could have appeared as part of a
Genesis album, circa 'The Lamb Lies Down...'. Very good piece.
Please don't be apologetic about tools. No sense wasting time on
those thoughts.
The music brightened my dreary, cold Friday afternoon here in California.
With best regards,
Mark
17 Dec
17 Dec
11:12 a.m.
On Sat, 17 Dec, 2005 at 03:20AM +0100, Cesare Marilungo spake thus:
<SNIP>
Thank you all. Really. This is what keeps me making
music.
About the tools: I'm really inspired by the whole open source community.
This is how a lot of things in the world should be. Freedom, shared
knowledge, passion and lack of greed.
I've been tremendously busy lately, and a lot of stuff has passed me
by. Lucky for me, this post drew my attention to the original.
This is really nice stuff, and I hope to hear more. And keep us
posted on how you get on with the new tools.
Thanks for the music,
James
c.
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