Re: [LAU] The Drummer's "Gigsaw": 3 Virtual Books

Hi,

I am kind of intrigued by this drummers gigsaw... seems to be some
kind of drum beat library?
But after that I am totally at loss, can you or someone explain how
this can be used. Is it strictly for arranging with lilypond? Is it
for arranging?

Regards,
Robert

2009/12/28 Philippe Hezaine <philippe.hezaine@email-addr-hidden>:
> Hi all,
>
> 3 new books are published:
>
> Le-Puzzle-du-Batteur-VIRTUAL-ROCK-BASE-en-5-4 + MY-SONG file.
>
> Le-Puzzle-du-Batteur-VIRTUAL-BLUES-BASE-en-5-4.
>
> Le-Puzzle-du-Batteur-VIRTUAL-ROCK-BASE-en-7-4.
>
> %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
>
>  WHAT IS A VIRTUAL BOOK?
>
> In this book all bars are formated in 5/4 but only completed with rests.
> Therefore at the end of each bar there are two r8 (= a quarter note).
> Don't forget that you must write sounds with eighth notes in the
> "Gigsaw". If that's been established all combinations are possible:
>
> Move and replace whatever place you want into the bar a single r8 (or
> its subdivisions). (In the included MY-SONG see example
> 5/4-VIRTUAL-ROCK-BASE mes8)
>
> Paying more attention in case of triplets that's the reason why I
> haven't changed 8th rests in the following examples:
>
> - Either you move a WHOLE triplet on one another beat. (see example
> 5/4-VIRTUAL-ROCK-BASE mes5 (transformée 1)
>
> - or you insert three 8th rests inside one another triplet and delete
> the empty \\times { }  so that you only get a triplet with six 8th
> notes. (see example 5/4-VIRTUAL-ROCK-BASE mes5 (transformée 2)
>
> - or you only get a triplet with nine 8th notes. (see example
> 5/4-VIRTUAL-ROCK-BASE mes5 (transformée 3)
>
> - or you only get a single triplet with twelve 8th notes. (see example
> 5/4-VIRTUAL-ROCK-BASE mes5 (transformée 4 et 5)
>
> - or finally you change the time signature (5/4 becomes 15/8) and you
> delete all \\times { }. Doing that you create materials for all kind of
> transformations. (see example 5/4-VIRTUAL-ROCK-BASE mes5 (transformée en
> 15/8). To find the previous tempo of 8th in triplet again notice the
> change of tempo 4 = 165 (110 + a half: 55)
>
> %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
>
> You'll find these packages at:
>
> Le-Puzzle-du-Batteur-VIRTUAL-ROCK-BASE-en-5-4.
> http://philippe.hezaine.free.fr/spip.php?article54
>
> Le-Puzzle-du-Batteur-VIRTUAL-BLUES-BASE-en-5-4.
> http://philippe.hezaine.free.fr/spip.php?article53
>
> Le-Puzzle-du-Batteur-VIRTUAL-ROCK-BASE-en-7-4.
> http://philippe.hezaine.free.fr/spip.php?article55
>
> I spend more time to explain than to do the things.
> I hope my effort at doing a translation wasn't too unclear.
> As always suggestions or criticisms are welcome.
>
> Have fun.
> --
>   Phil.
> Superbonus-Project (Site principal) <http://superbonus.project.free.fr>
>
> Superbonus-Project (Plate-forme d'échange):
> <http://philippe.hezaine.free.fr>
>
>
>
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Received on Tue Dec 29 04:15:09 2009