imitating Bill McBirnie‏

edited November 2014 in User demos
SWAM Flute is the one with "circular breathing" :lol:

Sorry for the attachment - I'm afraid to put it on SoundCloud for copyright reasons.

Original is here:





Slava



Got permission to post it:

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  • edited 2:54PM
    It sounds like left a silver pipe and right a SWAM Flute.



    How can they be so perfectly parallel in timing ?



    -Michael
  • edited 2:54PM
    juste one word: WOW !!!!
  • edited 2:54PM
    MSchnell wrote:
    How can they be so perfectly parallel in timing ?



    -Michael

    It's all digital, you know :)

    Thank you for listening.
  • edited 2:54PM
    pascual wrote: juste one word: WOW !!!!

    Oh, no! Give me more! :D

    Thank you for listening!
  • edited 2:54PM
    sfiks wrote: It's all digital, you know :)

    I guessed that. But how ? Manual tweaking the timing to this extent seems like an enormous lot of work.



    Did you use audio to midi convertor software to generate the solo track ?



    -Michael
  • edited 2:54PM
    Attached is a file with .swam preset for Koby.

    External reverb is the only effect that was used.


    MSchnell wrote: Manual tweaking the timing to this extent seems like an enormous lot of work.



    Did you use audio to midi convertor software to generate the solo track ?

    -Michael

    Yes, it takes time. I had to use half and even quarter tempo to catch very fast lines. But still it was fun.



    If you know a converter that could separate Piano and Flute into 2 midi files and you used it successfully, please let me know.



    My thanks to everybody who listened to the piece and good luck with your musical endeavors.
  • edited 2:54PM
    Thanks Slava.

    Interesting micro tuning used in this preset.

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