[Taalpulse-user] Update Re: Expanding the options

[Tony C. <ant...@wa...>]

Right.  I've done a few new samples and am now processing them. 
Unfortunately I picked up considerably more noise than I was expecting. 
The sarangi is the least satisfactory, but seems happiest if I only use the 
open C, G and C1 on the top string - I haven't tried them over a drone yet, 
which should calm it all down.  I've also done a sitar, and two Chinese 
vertical flutes (one of them is like a shakuhachi in appearance).  I may 
redo my sheng.  They should be available by the end of the weekend - with 
luck.

Tony

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jonathan Dimond" <jon...@jo...>
To: <taa...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 11:43 AM
Subject: Re: [Taalpulse-user] Expanding the options


> Hello team,
> Yes I think Sarangi would be much appreciated by people worldwide; I
> often get enquiries for lehara for that instrument, based upon the
> one movie clip on my site. I have a sample of Ustand Sultan khan
> playing a drut tintal lehara , which I looped for my demo movie, but
> I am not sure that this would be approved by the record company...!
> Thanks for your good work thus far,
>
> Jonathan
>
>>Firstly hello to all six of you, but also many thanks to Guillaume
>>for providing this little gem which is helping me move up the tabla
>>playing scale from miserably awful to just bad.
>>
>>I've noted the comments about the possibilities of adding things
>>(like tunings, meends etc), and I'm trying to follow the
>>technicalities of it, but while I do that, I thought it might be an
>>idea to offer a couple of things.  I've got a few samples of my own
>>instruments, some of which sound OK, but others need working on.
>>The sarangi is pretty horrible, but then so are most bowed
>>instruments via samples.  I've just done a quick check with a scale
>>using pitch bends and a sitar sample, and again, some need polishing
>>up, others need scrapping and so on, but over all they seem quite
>>nice.
>>
>>Would some of the results of this be of interest to anyone?
>>
>>I hope that there are more than five other users out there - there
>>certainly deserves to be!
>>
>>Yours
>>
>>Tony
>
>
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