> On January 29, 2020 at 8:19 AM Denis Bitouzé wrote:
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> Le 28/01/20 à 15h06, Aaron Hill a écrit :
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> > In fact, I would love to see something like articulate.ly that
> > humanizes the performance more so by adding in natural imperfections.
>
> So do I, for swing.ly as well :)
10 ditto'
Le 28/01/20 à 15h06, Aaron Hill a écrit :
> In fact, I would love to see something like articulate.ly that
> humanizes the performance more so by adding in natural imperfections.
So do I, for swing.ly as well :)
--
Denis
Le 28/01/20 à 16h27, Bric a écrit :
> One would want to control the timing of the HH closing for *artistic*
> purposes... the HH closing can make for rhythmic expression (and often
> does, in live performance)
Indeed.
> That said, however, the automation of the above (in lilypond) may be
> o
Le 27/01/20 à 23h27, Aaron Hill a écrit :
> On 2020-01-27 11:13 pm, Denis Bitouzé wrote:
>> Thanks for this interesting information.
>>
>> I must admit I'm far to be an expert in Midi and synthesizer areas. I'm
>> using a Linux box (Mageia 7) and Timidity to listen the Midi output.
>
> I have litt
On 2020-01-28 1:27 pm, Bric wrote:
This might be broadening the scope of the original concern, but as
food for thought:
One would want to control the timing of the HH closing for *artistic*
purposes... the HH closing can make for rhythmic expression (and often
does, in live performance)
Ge
> On January 27, 2020 at 8:45 PM Aaron Hill wrote:
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> On 2020-01-27 12:27 pm, Denis Bitouzé wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > the following drum partition has (semi-)opening hihat. In the Midi
> > output, the resonance of this hihat is not stopped, even if followed by
> > an explicitly closed hiha
On 2020-01-27 11:13 pm, Denis Bitouzé wrote:
Thanks for this interesting information.
I must admit I'm far to be an expert in Midi and synthesizer areas. I'm
using a Linux box (Mageia 7) and Timidity to listen the Midi output.
I have little experience with MIDI on Linux, as my music work has b
Le 27/01/20 à 17h45, Aaron Hill a écrit :
> On 2020-01-27 12:27 pm, Denis Bitouzé wrote:
>>
>> the following drum partition has (semi-)opening hihat. In the Midi
>> output, the resonance of this hihat is not stopped, even if followed
>> by an explicitly closed hihat.
>
> It is usually expected tha
On 2020-01-27 12:27 pm, Denis Bitouzé wrote:
Hello,
the following drum partition has (semi-)opening hihat. In the Midi
output, the resonance of this hihat is not stopped, even if followed by
an explicitly closed hihat.
It is usually expected that synthesizers implement drum note exclusivity
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