Re: [linux-audio-user] new music

On Tue, 2006-02-28 at 11:21 -0500, Dan Easley wrote:
> Well, it's not much, as I seem to be moving from Sonar to Linux-based
> stuff at a glacial pace - by no means due to problems with Linux - all
> that's gone swimmingly - I just have too many unfinished products
> laying around on the windows system - and for both aesthetic and
> technical reasons i refuse to switch horses mid-record.
>
> But anyway, here's a minute and a half of music I made for use in a
> short film by a friend. Equipment used: a Shure SM58 and a Kawai K4r
> run via cheap Behringer mixer into an M-Audio Delta 44 connected to a
> p2.4g/512mb CCRMA box running Freewheeling - output to a windows box
> running Sonar (gratuitous windows use due to increasingly antiquated
> workflow), which I used only for a fade-out at the end (two hours
> practice with Ardour would likely reduce my need for windows to nil.
> Unfortunately, I'm spending those two hours learning how to play
> drums.)
>

    Just use Audacity to do the fades.

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