On 06/26/2015 05:59 AM, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
Dave,
Thanks for sharing. I like the harmonic (somewhat modal?), slow
harmonic flow.
It's somewhere between modal and tonal. There's no pre-determined scheme
for the harmony, and each part was conceived as its own line, so it's
fair to say that the harmony derived from the counterpoint, not vice-versa.
On Thu, Jun 25, 2015 at 6:00 PM, Dave Phillips <dlphillips@xxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:dlphillips@xxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Four instances of the Angelina synthesizer, a Windows VST plugin.
I use it Bitwig via the Airwave utility. Two instances use the
same preset, the other two run two other presets.
I'll also have to express an honest doubt about the synth...
That synth sound really divides opinions. Most responses have indicated
a liking for the composition, but a few have been dissatisfied with the
synth sounds. As I wrote to Paul, I like the sounds, but since making
the MIDI file available anyone is free to revoice it to the heart's
desire. I'm patiently waiting for your version, Lorenzo. :)
I've placed the MIDI file online here :
http://linux-sound.org/midfiles/Coral.mid
Let the revoicing begin.
And thanks for making it open source ;-)
Most (all?) my productions are CC-licensed, I welcome anyone's version
of my music. At some point I'll be well beyond caring who uses it for
what, might as well get comfortable with that notion now.
I was going to propose Yoshimi.. but Will's email makes me somwhat
suspect there will be a Yoshimi version :)
Suspicions confirmed. Well, you'll just have to use a different synth.
Maybe one from this nice site :
http://www.linuxsynths.com
Best,
dp
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