Re: First timer...

["nitesh atel" <tesh@gte.net>]

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TESH@GTE.NET
----- Original Message -----
From: David Myers <dmgraph@pulsewidth.com>
To: <Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com>
Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2000 8:12 PM
Subject: Re: First timer...


> Recently, a guy at work asked me if I knew anything about computer
programs
> for video - he wanted to start doing his own music videos.  I said great,
> what kind of music do you do?  He said, I haven't done any yet, can you
> recommend software to do music with?  So he's not a musician and not
> familiar with video, but he wants to pick up some software to make him an
> artist, I guess.  Am I just old fashioned?  I love technology, but I hope
> art has to come from something else; these goodies can only be a tool.
>
> Speaking of goodies, has anyone here seen the new Apple flat screen?
> Ohmygod, everyone at my shop got a super hard on for it.  Unbelievable.
> The only non (specifically) music piece of gear to give me serious G.A.S.
> in ages....
>
> David Myers
>
> >I like this e-mail list and all, but what on earth is this doing here?
> >Jeez, make up your own mind, and your own music.  What are we going to
tell
> >you that you aren't going to have to try yourself anyway and see if it
works?
> >
> >Try this, do the dnb at at least 250, and the hipsters will be forced to
> >come up with some new obscure 'genre splitting' name for your new style!
> >
> >
> >At 01:04 AM 1/12/00 GMT, you wrote:
> >>Here's my deal.
> >>
> >>I'm interested in making an unholy industrial / drum 'n' bass hybrid
sort of
> >>music, but first I need to understand some things about each...  I am
using
> >>Fruityloops TS404 (v 1.7.6) with Goldwave and Soundforge to sample, and
> >>Simsynth, Drumsynth, and Subsynth to create cool sounds.
> >>
> >>1.  What's the "best" tempo for recording what I want to create?  I 
>find
> >>that fairly speedy Industrial clocks in at 140 bpm, and I read 
>somewhere
> >>that dnb clocks 180 or above.  Should I go for a median, or just do a
dnb
> >>speed like 170 and improvise on really fast industrial parts?
> >>
> >>2.  Are there any good, free, and really wicked samples out there?  
>I've
> >>used up Analogue Samples, Kalava, and Samplenet.  How about some free
Synth
> >>software (can't have too much)
> >>
> >>3.  Can anyone write up a couple of example melodies that would be used
for
> >>a synth or bass line in dnb?  I guess written in standard notation 
>would
be
> >>nice, but if you can't, just do "Do, Ra, Me, Fa..." etc.
> >>
> >>That's about it.  Thanks a lot.
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