Edgar Aichinger wrote: > Am Mittwoch 19 November 2008 schrieb Josep Andreu: > >> Hi >> >> I don't have guitar right now .... then I'm fixing bugs in rakarrack for use as insert on DAW programs ....now is pretty stable ... and I want to release a bug fix version with some new things including a preset bank for "recording" and the question is .... >> >> Any place to download free ardour sessions? ..... I'm really interested if they include acoustic instruments, voices .... well all things are welcome. >> >> >> Josep >> >> >> >> > > Hi Josep, > > About a year ago, I have put a small session online, as accompanying material > for an article I wrote for a german linux computer magazine. > > http://people.jacklab.net/edogawa/files/JAD/LinuxUser/Ardour2-LU-Demo.tar.bz2 > > Not that I am particularly proud of my playing... I was under time pressure, > and had to choose a short piece of music to demonstrate basic techniques > in ardour (recording, importing, cutting, gain and pan automation. exporting). > You can read an extended version of the printed article here: > > http://wiki.jacklab.net/index.php/Ardour_Techniken > > I'm not sure if this is useful for you, or how well this would sound through > rakkarack ;) it's a short and easy-to-play baroque lute piece played on a > weird theorboed-lute type instrument (6 fretted and 6 bass strings) that > sounds similar to classical guitar in my configuration with nylon strings, > but I use baroque d-minor tuning on it. It was built around the beginning > of 20th century (maybe even in the 1920's), see the picture on top of the article. > > Edgar > _______________________________________________ > > Wow, that looks like an great demo and article! Can't you or somebody else translate it to English? _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
