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  • Preferred the second half to the first half 😊 Nice ending 😵‍💫

  • I thought I was hearing LinearLineman on piano.
    The title of the song is a description of the last third of this composition, "you have 3 minutes to live"!!!
    I love this production.
    Rene

  • I missed this one. It does sound like me at first. I’m replaced by a random generator! Good orchestration, too. Liked where the percussion comes in.

  • I guessing “Piano Motifs” was involved based on the rhythms and melodies. But I am curious about what apps were used
    Since this represents a departure of sorts from a lot of prior work stylistically.

  • @ReneAsologuitar said:
    I thought I was hearing LinearLineman on piano.
    The title of the song is a description of the last third of this composition, "you have 3 minutes to live"!!!
    I love this production.
    Rene

    Thank you very much, Rene! Do you ever take requests? Last night I was listening to a great old song from 'West Side Story' called 'Somewhere'. It has been widely covered by female vocalists. As I listened to it, I thought it could done just as well by a male voice and solo acoustic guitar. The words and music are, in my opinion, exceptionally beautiful. If you have already done this one, please reply with a link to it. If you haven't, I think you would be superb. Have a nice day!

  • @LinearLineman You will never be replaced by an app... ever! I was having a discussion with a friend about the current direction of the country. We both saw similarities between our situation and the Reign of Terror. Things are getting out of hand fast. I tried to imagine that I was standing at the foot of the stairs and had three minutes left. I know it's a morbid thought, but a very real one for about 17,000 people at the time. I pray that cooler heads prevail (pun intended).

  • @McD Piano Motifs played a part. I have been trying to use it differently. When I export a motif, I get 2 parts that I interpret as left hand and right hand. Sometimes I will only use one of the parts and create a different motif for the other. It doesn't always work, but when it does, it's rather nice. I like to cut the pieces up and keep the bits I like. Nearly every time, I end up editing the MIDI content in Cubasis. I also like to use other instruments besides piano. I know I used iSymphonic for a few of the parts, but can't really remember much about the process. Mike has experienced the same thing. I spend hours or days on something, then I can't remember anything about it. It's a bit embarassing!

    I am really looking forward to diving into StaffPad. That will be my winter project. I think last night was my last good night to sit outside and play with my iPad. It was about 60 degrees and drizzling, but dry where I sat. My wife said... you're nuts!

  • Import some of that MIDI into Staffpad temp scores and using the Copy icon get them in the clipboard and Paste the parts into a final score. Then assign instruments… similar to Cubasis but the rendering will be StappPad’s sound engine and not AUv3 apps. It’s a process you can start with ever using the pencil and a lot like your typical MIDI montages.

    You can also import audio with out the pencil but it’s useful to chop audio segments on bar lines.

    It’s a kind of DAW with a new interface you can learn and ask questions about. We need you to open the door for more explorers.

  • This seems to me to be the most “classical” piece of music I’ve heard from you. It has that “Paulieworld” flow, but with a completely new type of feel. I’m liking it! Good stuff Paul.

  • @McD said:
    Import some of that MIDI into Staffpad temp scores and using the Copy icon get them in the clipboard and Paste the parts into a final score. Then assign instruments… similar to Cubasis but the rendering will be StappPad’s sound engine and not AUv3 apps. It’s a process you can start with ever using the pencil and a lot like your typical MIDI montages.

    You can also import audio with out the pencil but it’s useful to chop audio segments on bar lines.

    It’s a kind of DAW with a new interface you can learn and ask questions about. We need you to open the door for more explorers.

    I was hoping I would be able to use some existing MIDI content to get started. StaffPad is very deep and it will take a while to get into a groove. I was the same way with Cubasis. When I started this stuff, I was using Gadget almost exclusively. One day I just decided to do it. I'll probably post another track or two before I disappear for a while. I hope to have something worthwhile when I get back.

  • @MadeofWax said:
    This seems to me to be the most “classical” piece of music I’ve heard from you. It has that “Paulieworld” flow, but with a completely new type of feel. I’m liking it! Good stuff Paul.

    Hey Mac! Thank you for noticing that. I have been trying to come up with some new ways of doing this. I bought into StaffPad a while ago and I'm looking forward to working/playing with that. It will probably take some time, unless I'm just lucky. Thanks for listening and have a good one!

  • Nice arrangement. I like the way the second half creates a feeling of resignation, almost a sense of peace, before the inevitable occurs.

  • @AlterEgo_UK said:
    Nice arrangement. I like the way the second half creates a feeling of resignation, almost a sense of peace, before the inevitable occurs.

    I don't mean to bump this, but thank you for that comment. That is exactly what I was trying to convey.

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