13 Oct
2006
13 Oct
'06
9:31 p.m.
I must've downloaded Dave Phillips' Prelude a while ago & then not
listened to it.
Finally corrected that oversight & greatly enjoyed it - nice harmonies.
In fact, a piece with a quiet, almost veiled beauty. I wonder if it
would work on an acoustic piano (although it sounds nice with the bell
piano)?
Thanks Dave - I look forward to more.
Gavin.
14 Oct
14 Oct
8:44 a.m.
Gavin Stevens wrote:
I must've downloaded Dave Phillips' Prelude a
while ago & then not listened to it.
Finally corrected that oversight & greatly enjoyed it - nice harmonies.
In fact, a piece with a quiet, almost veiled beauty. I wonder if it
would work on an acoustic piano (although it sounds nice with the bell piano)?
Thanks Dave - I look forward to more.
Thanks for listening to my music, Gavin, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
That piece was written specifically for an electric piano sound on my
Yamaha TX802, it wasn't really made with a regular piano sound in mind.
No reason not to try it though. :)
I had some fun recently by playing the piece with three different sound
sources: the original TX sound, the ZynAddSubFX patch, and Native
Instrument's FM7 (using WINE and Robert Reif's ASIO driver). I liked
them all, but I must say that my TX802 is in mortal danger. ZynAddSubFX
is such a fine synthesizer, it really does a fantastic job with that
clear FM bell piano sound. NI's FM7 also sounds beautiful, but probably
the "least beautiful" of the three sources (it is a wonderful synth though).
I've written a couple of other pieces using the same sound, I'll post
them asap. I've also recently composed five trios for flute, harp, and
guitar, but alas, I'm running out of space at linux-sound.org. Any
recommendations for a free hosting site ? Some of the pieces are rather
long (8+ minutes), so I'll need some room.
As always, my work is under a Creative Commons license. MIDI files are
available on request.
Best,
dp
8:52 a.m.
On Sat, 2006-10-14 at 07:10 -0400, Dave Phillips wrote:
I've written a couple of other pieces using the
same sound, I'll post
them asap. I've also recently composed five trios for flute, harp, and
guitar, but alas, I'm running out of space at linux-sound.org. Any
recommendations for a free hosting site ? Some of the pieces are rather
long (8+ minutes), so I'll need some room.
There is always the archive: http://www.archive.org/
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10:04 a.m.
On Sat, Oct 14, 2006 at 07:10:57AM -0400, Dave Phillips wrote:
That piece was written specifically for an electric
piano sound on my
Yamaha TX802, it wasn't really made with a regular piano sound in mind.
No reason not to try it though. :)
Dave, could be post the pointer again ? I can't find it !
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FA
Lascia la spina, cogli la rosa.
16 Oct
16 Oct
6:59 p.m.
On Sat, 14 Oct 2006 07:10:57 -0400
Dave Phillips <dlphillips(a)woh.rr.com> wrote:
Gavin Stevens wrote:
<snip>
I think anyone recording piano pieces is very brave! I know, from my
childhood piano lesson days, it is a particularly unforgiving
instrument - probably why it is so often used for teaching.
't boy dun well.
To any other keyboard users, if you want to find out exactly how bad
your timing is, or how weak the melody, change the voices to piano -
best have a stiff drink handy :/
--
Will J G
I must've downloaded Dave Phillips'
Prelude a while ago & then not listened to it.
Finally corrected that oversight & greatly enjoyed it - nice harmonies.
In fact, a piece with a quiet, almost veiled beauty. I wonder if it
would work on an acoustic piano (although it sounds nice with the bell piano)?
Thanks Dave - I look forward to more.
Thanks for listening to my music, Gavin, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
That piece was written specifically for an electric piano sound on my
Yamaha TX802, it wasn't really made with a regular piano sound in mind.
No reason not to try it though. :)
12 Nov
12 Nov
6:24 a.m.
Folderol wrote:
I think anyone recording piano pieces is very brave! I
know, from my
childhood piano lesson days, it is a particularly unforgiving
instrument - probably why it is so often used for teaching.
To any other keyboard users, if you want to find out exactly how bad
your timing is, or how weak the melody, change the voices to piano -
best have a stiff drink handy :/
Just to be precise: I don't play piano or any other musical keyboard. My
MIDI pieces are composed note by individual note, i.e. in what used to
be called step-time, using the Insert key on my QWERTY keyboard.
If the recording conveys the effect is of a more-or-less real player,
it's due to the tempo and velocity work done after the note entry.
And as always, thank you for listening to my music. :)
Best,
dp
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