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...and for my next trick, I shall ruin a Tchaikovsky waltz!
http://download.orphi.me.uk/Music/G3/Waltz.ogg
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On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 11:16:53 +0100, Orchid XP v8 <voi### [at] dev null>
wrote:
>...and for my next trick, I shall ruin a Tchaikovsky waltz!
>
>http://download.orphi.me.uk/Music/G3/Waltz.ogg
A bit more pace and a little more emphasis on the beat IMHO :)
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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> ...and for my next trick, I shall ruin a Tchaikovsky waltz!
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> http://download.orphi.me.uk/Music/G3/Waltz.ogg
>
You found a way to connect to a midi interface using Haskell?
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andrel wrote:
> You found a way to connect to a midi interface using Haskell?
No - but that *would* be pretty damn awesome if I could do it...
[Well, actually being able to play sound would be more fun. I did try
using libSDL, but - as with everything on Windoze - I can't get it to
compile.]
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Stephen wrote:
> A bit more pace and a little more emphasis on the beat IMHO :)
Pretty impressive for a computer though, eh? ;-)
It realy does almost sound like a real string section... the only real
flaw is the rather flat delivery. The notes are beautiful, but they're
all *identical*, and it lacks any real emotion.
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On Mon, 14 Apr 2008 10:39:24 +0100, Invisible <voi### [at] devnull> wrote:
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>Pretty impressive for a computer though, eh? ;-)
How did you do it? I must have been asleep or missed the thread.
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>> Pretty impressive for a computer though, eh? ;-)
>
> How did you do it? I must have been asleep or missed the thread.
Native Instruments Komplete IV, and a copy of Steinburg Cubase SX.
Komplete, as the name rather implies, is a discount-priced bundle
containing almost the entire NI product line. Absynth, FM8, Reaktor,
Battery, Massive, Kontakt, Akoustik Piano, etc. They're all there.
Anyway, what you're actually hearing is from Kontakt. It's basically a
vast set of recordings of various instruments. When you press a note, it
plays back a recording of that note. I never thought I'd hear myself say
this, but a synthesizer playing a detuned sawtooth wave with some
filters really doesn't compare to a recording of a real, live violin.
Also fun: You don't just get "violin". You get "sustained violin",
"sforzando violin", "tremolo violin", "pizzicato violin", and you get
all of these in stereo, recorded from 4 seperate pairs of microphones so
you can select close-mic'd or distant. It doesn't just change the
loudness, you actually get less bow noise from further away...
Now repeat all of the above for viola, cello, flute, piccolo, trumpet,
clarinet, oboe, harp, celesta, harpsichord, pipe organ...
Do you understand why it comes on 5 DVDs yet?
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On Mon, 14 Apr 2008 11:31:43 +0100, Invisible <voi### [at] devnull> wrote:
>Native Instruments Komplete IV, and a copy of Steinburg Cubase SX.
So do you use a k/b for input?
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>> Native Instruments Komplete IV, and a copy of Steinburg Cubase SX.
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> So do you use a k/b for input?
I did use a MIDI keyboard to enter the notes, yes. I then used Cubase to
tweak the timing a little, and also to allow me to play several parts at
once.
[Until I got Kontakt, I didn't realise quite how much the compass of a
violin, viola and cello overlap. They're actually quite similar in range
- but very different in tone. In particular, a cello is actually...
quite... loud.]
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A few questions:
1. Does anybody recognise this music?
2. Is it actually Tchaikovsky?
3. What the hell is it called?
4. Is there some way I can purchase the sheet music for it?
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