Brad Fuller wrote: > Juan Linietsky wrote: > >> Hi Linux Audio Users >> >> Just wanted to share with you the professional soundtrack I wrote >> for a short movie, since there are no rights/contract avoiding me >> from this. >> This was written and composed entirely under Linux, and contains >> songs in several styles, like piano, orchestral, techno, funk. >> >> Only Tools Used: >> >> -Shaketracker (sequencer) >> -Chionic (sampler) >> -Rezound (sound editor) >> -A custom/unreleased app (a 32-bands graphical multiband compressor >> of mine, which i'll release when i have time to polish it) >> >> External Hardware: >> >> -Roland Xp30, for sampling some instruments, some are live. >> >> Soundtrack: >> >> http://www.reduz.com.ar/sisteria/ >> >> Cheers! >> I hope this helps to prove the level of maturity of the above apps. >> >> Juan Linietsky > > > Hey Juan, > > Thanks for the opportunity to listen to your music. I couldn't hear > the first one: said it was forbidden - maybe the permissions are set > so we can' t listen. > Great, hope you enjoyed it, permissions are fixed. > Also: it would be great to see the cuts that you scored with the > music. Any chance of that? > What is a cut? Cheers! Juan
