Re: [LAU] Loosing stuff is not always a bad thing

On Friday 31 August 2007 21:43, Folderol wrote:
> On Fri, 31 Aug 2007 19:29:26 +0200
>
> Nigel Henry <cave.dnb@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
> > Hi Will. URL's are fine, and so's the tune. Did you have to change much
> > from the 1993 version you found on the Acorn?
>
> Thanks Nigel. I'm glad you like it.
>
> The basic melody is changed very little, apart from some timing
> corrections and removal of duff notes etc.
>
> > Fancy putting the original up, that was on the Acorn, so we can see how
> > you've progressed over the years?
>
> This is a bit complicated. The MIDI file was that old, but the audio
> recording I was comparing to was much more recent (early 2000s I think)
> by which time I had added more counter melody lines and changed some of
> the instruments, and it was THOSE build files I'd lost, including the
> sysex data for the SY35. I could probably reasonably accurately recreate
> the original, but wonder if it would be worth it.
>
> > btw. I'm working on my first patch from scratch on Phasex for a piano.
> > It's not too bad, but sounds not as flat as a piano. I'ts got a bit of a
> > ring to it. Do you feel like having a look at it, if you have Phasex
> > installed, and seeing what needs to be tweaked to get it to sound more
> > like a real acoustic piano?
>
> I do have Phasex, but haven't made a lot of use of it (general inertia).
> I'd be delighted to have a copy of your patch - whether I could improve
> on it or not is an entirely different matter!

Well here's the patch for what it's worth. Attached below.

Nigel.

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