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Free Music Downloads / Walk a Clear Path (ambient)

« Last post by uncloned on Today at 18:10:46 »

a derivative piece created by taking 18 tracks from the 5/24/2013 event, extracting midi pitches & velocity, manipulating the midi data, and assigning each of the 18 tracks to an instance of absynth 5 tuned to 11 edo.

Each instance of absynth had a different patch tweaked or mutated in some fashion. I also used Sonar’s tempo programing ability to manipulate the temporal execution of the midi data.

Thanks to Paul H. Muller, Jeff Duke, Paul Mimlitsch, Benjamin Smith, James Bailey, Roger Sundström, Norbert Oldani, Jim Goodin, Steve Layton, Shane Cadman – www.sound-in.org

http://chrisvaisvil.com/walk-a-clear-path/

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Free Music Downloads / I See the Raven (IDM-ish Ambient-ish)

« Last post by uncloned on Today at 18:09:04 »

I See the Raven is an electronic piece using a Korg MS2000 exclusively except for the drum kit. All of the synthesizer parts were performed. The tuning used is John O’Sullivan’s Raven V2 as a “user tuning” in the synthesizer.

http://chrisvaisvil.com/i-see-the-raven/

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Help and Questions / Re: compressed a drive with many xi & iti files; 90% of those file lost loop points

« Last post by Saga Musix on Today at 11:11:51 »

And why exactly should that be an issue with OpenMPT? File system compression is completely transparent to programs, so as jmkz suggests, your files might be corrupt and there is no way to restore them. The probability of such a corruption only affecting loop points and not the sample data itself is practically zero, though, so I'm just guessing that you are making up stuff again and the loop points were never there.

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Help and Questions / Re: compressed a drive with many xi & iti files; 90% of those file lost loop points

« Last post by jmkz on Today at 01:59:47 »

I really don't know (it shouldn't happen), but many years ago I do the same and I got a lot of corrupted data. Copy files to a uncompressed file system, and disable it on the one you have stuff. Personally I don't recommend file system compression because it's slow and you can't achieve good compression ratios. It's best if you use an archiver like 7zip, which has a very high compression ratio. Also you may create a dedicated partition or get another drive to store your data.

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Help and Questions / compressed a drive with many xi & iti files; 90% of those file lost loop points

« Last post by moltres_rider on Yesterday at 22:08:58 »

I compressed a drive that had about 500 xi & iti files in them and now MANY of those files lost their loop points data in the samples and envelope data in the instruments!! what happened to those when I compressed the drive??

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Help and Questions / Re: Where is the sample ramping applied?

« Last post by Saga Musix on Yesterday at 11:24:14 »

The ramp is applied during mixing, so it does not depend on whether you play e.g. a sample at C-4 or C-5 - it will always have the same ramp length.

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Help and Questions / Re: Where is the sample ramping applied?

« Last post by jmkz on Yesterday at 00:36:46 »

Ok, so it's f.e., ramp is 16 samples, and that's applied for samples' given frequency? I got the point, I think that samples were resampled to 48KHz and then apply the sample ramp. Damn silly question, duh.

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Free Music Downloads / Re: [trance] Another Reality LP (mp3, flac, stream)

« Last post by Saga Musix on May 23, 2013, 22:15:38 »

Yay for oldskool trance.

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Help and Questions / Re: Where is the sample ramping applied?

« Last post by Saga Musix on May 23, 2013, 22:13:51 »

That question doesn't make much sense. Ramping affects the sample's volume, and the ramp length is specified in samples, so the sample rate doesn't matter.

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Help and Questions / Where is the sample ramping applied?

« Last post by jmkz on May 23, 2013, 21:47:24 »

Is the sample ramping applied to samples' current frequency or to mixing frequency?