Composition thread

I thought it might be neat to start a thread where people could post compositions they've made using studio; in .ogg or Mp3 format. I wasn't sure if this was the appropriate venue, or if posting ogg's would take up too much memory and clog up the list serv. I think it would be really cool though to hear what some other people are doing, As soon as I actually finish something, I'd get the ball rolling.

---- Adam

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On Dec 5, 2007 12:02 PM, adam faranda <adam.faranda@gmail.com> wrote:
> I thought it might be neat to start a thread where people could post
> compositions they've made using studio; in .ogg or Mp3 format. I wasn't sure
> if this was the appropriate venue, or if posting ogg's would take up too
> much memory and clog up the list serv. I think it would be really cool
> though to hear what some other people are doing, As soon as I actually
> finish something, I'd get the ball rolling.
> ---- Adam

This would be very nice, but insted of sending to the mailing list
which is not convenient at all. Can you please upload somewhere and
link? If you don't have a webhost or similar, use mediaupload or
rapidshare.

Waiting to see your compositions,
Luis de Bethencourt

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> > I thought it might be neat to start a thread where people could post
> > compositions they've made using studio; in .ogg or Mp3 format. I wasn't sure
> > if this was the appropriate venue, or if posting ogg's would take up too
> > much memory and clog up the list serv.

>
> This would be very nice, but insted of sending to the mailing list
> which is not convenient at all. Can you please upload somewhere and
> link? If you don't have a webhost or similar, use mediaupload or
> rapidshare.
>

*

If the band Im recording allows me to, Ill do the same.* Ill probably post it on*myspace,

*and link it here....or somthing. For now, Maybe I can be the first to get my feet wet.*

*

* www.myspace.com/g4greg

*

the media player for myspace is really shitty, so the listener misses a lot on the sonic

goodies, but hey, its a start.

*

what a mess and scaring the neighbours are 100% ubuntu,* done with ardour and

hydrogen, then mangled in jamin...and sad about your life is really old, but was my

*first test with jamin.

*

oh, and beware, Im kinda heavy.....like dropped C heavy muahaha!

*

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This was the first track I finished using Ubuntu Studio:

http://www.jonathanleonard.com/songs/2007/mp3/reapers_wish.mp3

Thanks,


jonathan adams leonard

On Dec 5, 2007 3:07 AM, Luis de Bethencourt <bethencourt@gmail.com> wrote:

On Dec 5, 2007 12:02 PM, adam faranda <adam.faranda@gmail.com> wrote:
> I thought it might be neat to start a thread where people could post

> compositions they've made using studio; in .ogg or Mp3 format. I wasn't sure
> if this was the appropriate venue, or if posting ogg's would take up too
> much memory and clog up the list serv. I think it would be really cool

> though to hear what some other people are doing, As soon as I actually
> finish something, I'd get the ball rolling.
> ---- Adam

This would be very nice, but insted of sending to the mailing list

which is not convenient at all. Can you please upload somewhere and
link? If you don't have a webhost or similar, use mediaupload or
rapidshare.

Waiting to see your compositions,
Luis de Bethencourt


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Hey Jonathan,

On Dec 5, 2007 9:56 AM, Jonathan Leonard
<jonathan.adams.leonard@gmail.com> wrote:
> This was the first track I finished using Ubuntu Studio:
>
> http://www.jonathanleonard.com/songs/2007/mp3/reapers_wish.mp3

It played fine on my box. It was especially good when my 'Cosmos'
Screensaver came on<g>.

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On Dec 5, 2007 9:56 AM, Jonathan Leonard
<jonathan.adams.leonard@gmail.com> wrote:

> This was the first track I finished using Ubuntu Studio:
>
> http://www.jonathanleonard.com/songs/2007/mp3/reapers_wish.mp3

Nice !

It reminds me of the 90's 'grid'

Did you do it all with ubuntustudio or were there any external synths /
effects ?



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On Dec 5, 2007 1:57 PM, Mark Stuart Burge <mark@msbrepairs.com> wrote:

On Dec 5, 2007 9:56 AM, Jonathan Leonard
<jonathan.adams.leonard@gmail.com> wrote:

> This was the first track I finished using Ubuntu Studio:

>
> http://www.jonathanleonard.com/songs/2007/mp3/reapers_wish.mp3

Nice !

It reminds me of the 90's 'grid'


Did you do it all with ubuntustudio or were there any external synths /
effects ?
Hi Mark, for that one I did not use any external synths or fx.* The DAW was Reaper, using wineasio/jack with Reaktor, and FM7.


Gutsy/RT is much better and smoother now.

Thanks,

jonathan adams leonard

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Jonathan Leonard wrote:
> This was the first track I finished using Ubuntu Studio:
>
> http://www.jonathanleonard.com/songs/2007/mp3/reapers_wish.mp3
>
> Thanks,
>
> jonathan adams leonard

This comment is in now way a reflection on the quality of you work.

Once, just once, I want to hear someone record a band using Ardour and
open-source tools.

To me, all the synth stuff is just too easy as its all digital.

If someone doesn't beat me to it, I for sure will be putting together a
system for recording _just_ live instruments.

-Cory m/

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>
> Once, just once, I want to hear someone record a band using Ardour and
> open-source tools.
>
thats what im trying just now...* of course, the guitar and bass processors are not native,

*but...im using Jamin as the all purpose compressor, since im not that fond of the ALSA

compressors...So I just bounce the drums and vocals from track to track with jamin

*in the middle....*work intensive, but it works.

*

I do use freeverb though, its ok enough to spice up the snare and such.** the result seems

*promising enough.

*

Ardour is really nice to use.... hope the band lets me post some songs!

*

I should be done mixing and mastering by new years eve...hopefully...

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Cory: "If someone doesn't beat me to it, I for sure will be putting together a
system for recording _just_ live instruments."

I might not beat you to it, but currently I'm working on just such a studio, which I plan on bringin into full production in about two months.* Being somewhat of an analog-head, it will have a focus on outboard gear and (hopefully) outboard mixing.* Here is a pic of the control room so far (actually it's slightly out-of-date):


http://www.flickr.com/photos/seanbutnotheard/2089766833/in/set-72157603389896443/

(Hard to make out, but that's UbuntuStudio on the screen.)

Unfortunately this leaves out the growing pile of compressors and other vintage gear I've been collecting (mostly for free! you'd be surprised what old gear TV and radio stations throw out as they upgrade to high-def).* I'll keep posting my progress to the list if anyone is interested.


-Sean

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