21 May
2006
21 May
'06
4:51 p.m.
For all of you who have been waiting for some amazing sounds that are
high quality music first and libre second, I have found just that here:
http://www.chillheimer.com
Some of these sounds simply brought me to other places... they even have
a song called 'Mind Travel'. I can't say exactly in what way but
listening to the stuff is enlightening.
Ambient, Jungle, Deep house genres and a lot of blending a few
completely new styles, 61 tunes.
Carlo
21 May
21 May
7:17 p.m.
Carlo Capocasa wrote:
For all of you who have been waiting for some amazing
sounds that are
high quality music first and libre second, I have found just that here:
http://www.chillheimer.com
Some of these sounds simply brought me to other places... they even have
a song called 'Mind Travel'. I can't say exactly in what way but
listening to the stuff is enlightening.
Ambient, Jungle, Deep house genres and a lot of blending a few
completely new styles, 61 tunes.
Thanks for the links.
I can hear he's trying to do something a little different there. I like
how mind travel progresses. It's fairly uplifting.
How much of it do you think was composed with libre software?
Cheers.
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22 May
22 May
10:21 a.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: Link: Extremely high quality free music
Yeah that's correct, absolutely no free software with this guy as far as
I can tell, but he's sure one one ripe plum of a prospective convert :)
Do you worst!
Carlo
Patrick Shirkey wrote:
Carlo Capocasa wrote:
For all of you who have been waiting for some
amazing sounds that are
high quality music first and libre second, I have found just that here:
http://www.chillheimer.com
Some of these sounds simply brought me to other places... they even
have a song called 'Mind Travel'. I can't say exactly in what way but
listening to the stuff is enlightening.
Ambient, Jungle, Deep house genres and a lot of blending a few
completely new styles, 61 tunes.
Thanks for the links.
I can hear he's trying to do something a little different there. I like
how mind travel progresses. It's fairly uplifting.
How much of it do you think was composed with libre software?
Cheers.
21 May
21 May
7:48 p.m.
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Hello
Carlo Capocasa schrieb:
Some of these sounds simply brought me to other
places... they even have
a song called 'Mind Travel'. I can't say exactly in what way but
listening to the stuff is enlightening.
Well, the piece is pretty OKayish. good sound, tastfully chosen
bassriff... loaded another one called blurred thought - nice too, to me
this goes for feel-OK Ambientstuff - yet it is quite conventional too,
neither sound nor composition is something never heared before, though
the mix is highclass at a level, one heares not very often in free
downloadables.
And another question aroused, when you browse chillheimer:
"with Cubase SX and loads of software synthesizers and effects."
so the fellow is nice and i agree with him, as he talks about
MusicIndustry but has nothing to do with free Audiosoft let alone with
Linux...
Still: as i live in Berlin/germ also i will try to contact him and ask
him to test the Linux Audio Workstation, i am about to build....;-)
bets regards
Z
http://linuxuse.de/snd/
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7 Jun
7 Jun
10:49 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: Link: Extremely high quality free music
Are you kidding me? This is some of the finest stuff on the planet!
Well anyways as mentioned here this is stuff that cares about 'good free
music more than what tools it was made with'.
I mean this guy is not just talking about things, he is actually putting
out extremely high quality music for an open source license and I
guarantee this is stuff people want to hear.
Carlo
Hartmut Noack wrote:
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Carlo Capocasa schrieb:
Some of these sounds simply brought me to other
places... they even have
a song called 'Mind Travel'. I can't say exactly in what way but
listening to the stuff is enlightening.
Well, the piece is pretty OKayish. good sound, tastfully chosen
bassriff... loaded another one called blurred thought - nice too, to me
this goes for feel-OK Ambientstuff - yet it is quite conventional too,
neither sound nor composition is something never heared before, though
the mix is highclass at a level, one heares not very often in free
downloadables.
And another question aroused, when you browse chillheimer:
"with Cubase SX and loads of software synthesizers and effects."
so the fellow is nice and i agree with him, as he talks about
MusicIndustry but has nothing to do with free Audiosoft let alone with
Linux...
Still: as i live in Berlin/germ also i will try to contact him and ask
him to test the Linux Audio Workstation, i am about to build....;-)
bets regards
Z
http://linuxuse.de/snd/
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