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"King of the Pipers" is a traditional Scottish [I think!] jig.
All made from a single midi track which I've chopped up. The whisltle and flute tracks are Apple instruments and the dulcimer sounding track was made with the Albino 3 soft synth. There are two "drone" tracks which are my own, again made with the Albino. I've also added a bass track.
So, although I've not played the melodies, [I wish I could!] it is my own arrangement, so to speak. A LOT of pencilling was done to this. It's taken me ages.
I can't credit the composer, because I don't know who it is. Nor can I credit the person who sequenced the original midi file, again, I can't find who did it. You can find the same file on many sites. But I can use it, as long as I don't make any money. Ha!
Anyway - it's a lovely tune, so why not have a listen?
All made from a single midi track which I've chopped up. The whisltle and flute tracks are Apple instruments and the dulcimer sounding track was made with the Albino 3 soft synth. There are two "drone" tracks which are my own, again made with the Albino. I've also added a bass track.
So, although I've not played the melodies, [I wish I could!] it is my own arrangement, so to speak. A LOT of pencilling was done to this. It's taken me ages.
I can't credit the composer, because I don't know who it is. Nor can I credit the person who sequenced the original midi file, again, I can't find who did it. You can find the same file on many sites. But I can use it, as long as I don't make any money. Ha!
Anyway - it's a lovely tune, so why not have a listen?
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Flingy Dave, Reminded me of Maypole dancing, or dancing over crossed swords (Never done that though). I had to listen a bit at a time because of the buffering probs I told you about, but enjoyed it just the same, cheers M