Hi all,
I publish this BLUES-BASE in a relatively rough state for two reasons:
Firstly you can try more deeply the Gigsaw as it's explained in the
README+Tutoriels. I assume and believe it's working for you though I
still get a single feedback from a guy running AV Linux. Good news! It
is positive. ;=)
Secondly because so far I'm not totally fixed about the way to sort out
the patterns. Well! It's a Jigsaw. How to sort out a jigsaw?
(I wanted to talk with my psychoanalyst but he only speaks in Lisp
language.)
From my experiences I reach the point as follows:
A BASE is organized in 5 groups if they exist:
1. SIDESTICK (ss)
2. ACOUSTIC SNARE (sna)
3. ELECTRIC SNARE (sne)
4. Others sounds (if they exists without snares )
5. COLOR of SOUND (sounds mixed together. ex: sna + sne + tamb)
Each group is subdivided as follows (if they exists):
Ex. for ACOUSTIC SNARE
SNA + HIHATS
sna hhpedal
sna hhclosed
sna hhc + hhopen
sna hho alone
SNA + CYMBALS
sna cymra or cymrb
SNA + PERCUSSIONS
sna tambourine
sna cabasa
sna cab maracas
... etc...
I would be glad if someone has an opinion about this classification.
Hum... Ideas, opinions, suggestions, drawbacks are welcome. :=)
It's useless to download again the last Gigsaw.tar.bz2 (01-10-2009) if
it works for you. Just download the BLUES-BASE and put it in the
"Bibliotheque". And play with it in your workroom, i.e in MA-BASE after
you have pasted and renamed MY-SONG-blank.ly.
Hereby I present a underground dedication to Dave Phillips who loves the
blues.
You'll find the BLUES-BASE here:
http://philippe.hezaine.free.fr/spip.php?article36
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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