Re: [Lmuse-user] First song

[Robert J. <rj...@sp...>]

Hi Jens,

Great that you are able to produce music!

As for the music, there were two songs now that I checked, not sure how to=
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label them, digital funk? :)
I'm sorry to say not really my cup of tea.. Though, in anycase, it sounds l=
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very good craftmansship!
I think you could increase the bass frequencies a bit. Overall it sounds a =
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to clean for my taste, digital... though that may be intentional.=20
I think the song(s) would benefit from adding a real instrument, a guitar i=
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the background or something. Something that isn't perfectly synced.

Just my 2 =F6ren, keep it up!
Robert
ps.
Nice to get a face to relate with a name! :)
ds.


On Friday 21 October 2005 18.34, Jens Radloff wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have finished (not really ..., see below) my first song that I have
> made with Linux programmes (MusE 0.7.x, Audacity, not more yet) in my
> PlanetCCRMA installation, which I slightly modified (upgraded MusE to
> 0.7.2.pre2 and Jack to 0.100.0). You can listen to my song by
> downloading it at www.plixplox.de .
>
> I have tried to do some mastering with jamin and ardour. I sent the bass
> track (exported wav file from MusE)  from ardour to jamin, did some
> compression, returned the signal from jamin back to ardour and recorded
> this compressed signal in ardour, but the recording was only some low
> sounding mumbling, not more.
>
> After some more trying, I am sorry to say :), I gave up. After trying to
> get a good result by editing the drums, bass and piano track in
> Audacity individually, and then importing them into MusE again, then
> exporting again (I did not like the result), I exported the whole song
> from MusE as a wav file and only applied some reverb onto it in
> Audacity (Freeverb LADSPA plugin). Hope this song does not sound too
> flat, nor too silent ...
>
> Any comments on this song are welcome :), no matter if in technical/
> sound sense or in terms of composition.
>
> Strange, my ardour shows some buttons with unreadable letters on them.
> These letters look somehow like Indian letters, they are rendered
> incorrectly. I had the same phenomen in ardour in my Linux from Scratch
> installation. It cannot be my NVIDIA graphics drivers, because I tried
> the nv driver that comes with X, same effect. So I cannot read a lot of
> the buttons in ardour.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Jens
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