Re: [linux-audio-user] More music

On Sun, 21 Aug, 2005 at 07:59AM -0700, October spake thus:
> Wow, I really like it!
>
> The metallic sounds at the end really caught my ear
> too as do the pads and the filter transitions that
> seem pretty common in your work. I took a look at
> Cheesetracker (several times actually) and just can't
> believe you can get that kind of sound out of a
> -tracker-!
>
> How about a tutorial or demonstration on using Cheese?

I've been asked to do this before, but I have no idea where to start.

> I also noticed on your website that you commented that
> you have no musical training. Could have fooled me :)
> Any tips for someone with *no* musical training but
> wanting to learn?

Find a way to bash at sounds. I use my normal qwerty keyboard in
cheesetracker. Slowly, I've learned what sounds nice and what
doesn't. A midi keyboard would probably be better, but I've got so
used to this layout that it's quite natural for me to play (slowly)
what I want.

The interesting thing is that the kinds of things I do have names -
things are in a "key" and such like, even though I couldn't say I knew
about it until someone pointed it out.

I suppose listening to music just puts those patetrns in your head,
even if you don't have names for them.
 
> Really like all your music James.

Thanks

> Best,
>
> Jon Hoskins
>
>
> > http://dis-dot-dat.net/content/music/fling.ogg
> >
> > Comments?
> >
> > James
>
>
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