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| said 1151 days ago (September 28th, 2006) | |
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and I enjoyed the sprightly, energetic melodies and rhythms! --- Ars longa, vita brevis. |
| haribo said 1150 days ago (September 29th, 2006) | |
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thank you very much mungo!! this is going to be very helpful for me to simulate the isntrumentation!!!!!! thank you again for the tips & comments :) Check out my latest song called Fragment
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| BranDaMan said 1150 days ago (September 28th, 2006) | |
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Enjoyable The melodies are enjoyable and the harmonies created are top notch as well. I agree with Mungo that it seems a bit on the synthetic side. There needs to be a tad bit more distinction between phrases. Nice work though. Very enjoyable. Check out my latest song called Giving Up (Instrumental)
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You made my headphones shake.
I guess my tips would depend on how synthetic you wanted the piece to
sound. If you wanted to better mimic a human player, I would suggest
going to the expression section of the midi editor and, as it get near the
end of a musical phrase, create a curve as though the musician is losing
breath (at the beginning of the phrase you could swell the sound a bit).
I just found this - it may be useful - http://digitalmedia.oreilly.com/
2005/06/08/controller2.html. There are many other artcles like this too -
http://midistudio.com/Management/R-Finley/hints.htm.