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#406380 - 08/05/15 04:51 AM
Re: Chariots of fire
[Re: spalding1968]
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Senior Member
Registered: 12/01/08
Posts: 3456
Loc: South Africa
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for what its Worth Henni I thought it sounded great . It would be useful if you explained how you produced this track and which parts you played live.
I have heard this song done many times and in no way is this a poor representation. Certainly I have heard much worse and this was good enough to fool some of us into believeing it was pure midi file . Nothing special, really. 1. Changed the style instruments & volumes for each part in each different variation to my liking. This was the most time consuming. 2. Hit Intro 3 & press a chord. 3. As soon as finished, select ending 3. 4. When I come to the appropriate section, select break fill. 5. Immediately select intro 2 6. When it's done, select ending 3 7. Break fill 8. Select intro 2. 9. Lastly select ending 2. I am making multipads for the violin in intro 2 & strings in ending 3. They will not follow chords & will not play contineously. That way I will be able to play this tune for real sounding more or less like the style sections. When done, I'll re-post. For now I'm well advanced into making multipads from various styles. The results are really stunning, much much better than any onboard multipads. Making Multipads: 1. Select styles 100% compatible for your Yamaha. Next, use Jorgens Style Format Converter to convert all styles to SFF1. 2. Use Michael's Padmaker & make a pad for each of chord1, chord2, pad, phrase1 & phrase2. When done, remove the parts you do not like & combine those you do. This is a lot of tedeous work, but the results are well worth the effort. I already have some of the most amazing guitar pads, ready for use. Cheers, Henni
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#406530 - 08/06/15 10:07 PM
Re: Chariots of fire
[Re: Henni]
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Senior Member
Registered: 06/25/99
Posts: 16735
Loc: Benton, LA, USA
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I truly don't believe that is the case Mark. I think there was a great deal of miscommunication, and it sorted of escalated. It's true most critiques here are positive and encouraging and that's o.k. And, there are some of us who WANT to have our errors or shortcoming pointed out, in case we aren't already aware of them. Henni is a great human in my opinion, but then I don't know of anyone who hangs out here regularly who isn't. Yes some years ago DNJ was trying to be clever and/or funny and it went over the line. But let me tell you, if one of us called him at midnight tonight needing something, he would bust his ass trying to help, even if he didn't know the person. Personally, if I find something I think is pretty bad, I will not comment, but I sometimes privately communicate with the person if I think I can help. A great example of taking criticism correctly is Col. He started posting vocals a year or two ago and they weren't very good. We didn't say, Col your vocals stink, but we did make suggestions as to how they could improve. You oughta hear 'em now! He has a fantastic voice and is getting better day by day! I've had a couple of the guys tell me some of the stuff I've posted lately is not up to par. I already knew that, but I appreciate their reinforcing what I was hearing. We are all communicating in English here, but remember English is not the first language for many of our members and it is easy to miss-communicate. In fact from now on I will speak Spanish, or maybe even Australian. No wait I don't know much Spanish. Pretty fluent in Australian though mate!
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#406555 - 08/07/15 08:27 AM
Re: Chariots of fire
[Re: Henni]
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Senior Member
Registered: 11/15/01
Posts: 1314
Loc: london,ontario.canada
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Henni, where do you get all this? Who is urinating on your dreams?? This sounds more like some soap opera or some reality show. I don't think anyone was harsh or rude . Why not help each other and actually really say what honestly what we think. I posted few times and I even said who ever comments to be honest.Why not hear someone else's perspective? Likes and dislikes. It's not like we are in kindergarten .Or maybe we are, all we have to say is you are doing good, great job, wonderful. ..Just so kids feelings don't get hurt. I don't get it.
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#406625 - 08/08/15 10:04 PM
Re: Chariots of fire
[Re: DonM]
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Senior Member
Registered: 10/23/06
Posts: 1661
Loc: USA
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Hola Senor Mason, Es necesario que yo hablo español ahora, porque a partir del lunes a las ocho de la mañana, voy a estar hablando español solamente. That translates to "starting at 8 o'clock on Monday morning I will be speaking Spanish only, so I wanted to wean you into the Spanish language. ...from now on I will speak Spanish... I've had a couple of the guys tell me some of the stuff I've posted lately is not up to par. Senor Don.....the worst of your demo's is still better than some that I've heard. Yes some years ago DNJ was trying to be clever and/or funny and it went over the line. But let me tell you, if one of us called him at midnight tonight needing something, he would bust his ass trying to help, even if he didn't know the person. Aha....now for the serious stuff. The truth is "some years ago," DNJ was trying to be "deceitful" (not clever or funny) and make fools out of the rest of the members. That's the only way I see it. And if you can count on him to bust his a** to help you in a clinch, that doesn't give you license to toy with other people like they were kids. I've always said you could do anything in the world you want to do.... as long as it doesn't affect other people!Personally, I like Donny...he's an interesting study and a rather likeable person otherwise. But please, I didn't appreciate Donny talking down to me attempting to defend a counterfeit demo! I think I deserve more respect than what I was given there. MARK
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