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Great music, I enjoyed listen to it.

Thanks for sharing it

Cheers,

Diego
2011/2/20 Jeremy Jongepier 
> Dear all,

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>

> This is actually the very first track I made with Linux. Recently I

> listened to it again and felt this track deserved some more attention so I

> decided to remix it. Originally this track was made with LMMS and I recorded

> the vocals with Qtractor. I kept the vocals and parts of the drumsamples and

> I also stuck with the bass line for the verse and some of the effects.

>

> So I loaded all the samples into Hydrogen, recorded all MIDI patterns with

> seq24 and inserted the plug-ins I wanted to reuse into Qtractor.

>

> Well, that was my intention actually. I ended up rerecording guitar parts

> and added quite some extra samples. Also the number of synths steadily grew

> during the process, same for the amount of plug-ins I used.

>

> This is what I came up with, just freshly ran through LinuxDSP's MBC2 (it's

> an electro-ish track so I compressed the hell out of it):

>

> http://theinfiniterepeat.com/music/the_infinite_repeat_-_money_or_love_(dj_autostatic_remix).ogg

>

> Stuffs used:

> * Yoshimi Analogue Bass running through a C* Pre-amp and the Crossover

> Distortion plug-in

> * Yoshimi Dubstep (custom patch), I did the cut-off live with an Akai MPK

> Mini

> * amSynth Synth Strings 1 patch

> * SO-666 Feedback Drone LV2 plug-in (LOVE THIS ONE!!! Thanks for this

> plug-in Jeremy Salwen!!)

> * WhySynth DragonPurr

> * MDA Vocoder + Yoshimi Hard Synth

> * All guitars (Fender Tele and OLP Music Man) done with Guitarix and the

> Redwirez IR Library (http://www.redwirez.com/free1960g12m25s.jsp?ref=home)

> * Lots and lots of Calf Compressors and I think every track (about 20) has

> a different reverb plug-in (TAP, FreeVerb). I also used quite some Calf

> Vintage Delays for the guitars and the SO-666. And 2 or 3 Calf Phasers. Oh

> yeah, and the SC3 plug-in to duck the SO-666.

> * Most drum samples are from the LMMS sample set, I decided to re-use

> those. The crashes are from the GSCW2 Hydrogen kit.

> * Last but not least, I added a little Glockenspiel in the bridge. First I

> wanted to use the Glockenspiel of the SSO library but that specific set of

> samples is not so great so I drove to our rehearsal room to pick up our

> drummer's little Glockenspiel, mic-ed it with the first mic I could find (an

> AT2020) and got it on hdd within a few minutes.

>

> Basically I used Qtractor as a mixer, Hydrogen to host the samples and

> seq24 for the MIDI patterns and automation of Qtractor. Works like a charm.

> Hope you like it. Feedback is always appreciated!

>

> Best,

>

> Jeremy

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Great music, I enjoyed listen to it.Thanks for sharing itCheers,Diego2011/2/20 Jeremy Jongepier=

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static.com>
Dear all,
This is actually the very first track I made with Linux. Recently I listene=

d to it again and felt this track deserved some more attention so I decided=

 to remix it. Originally this track was made with LMMS and I recorded the v=

ocals with Qtractor. I kept the vocals and parts of the drumsamples and I a=

lso stuck with the bass line for the verse and some of the effects.
So I loaded all the samples into Hydrogen, recorded all MIDI patterns with =

seq24 and inserted the plug-ins I wanted to reuse into Qtractor.
Well, that was my intention actually. I ended up rerecording guitar parts a=

nd added quite some extra samples. Also the number of synths steadily grew =

during the process, same for the amount of plug-ins I used.
This is what I came up with, just freshly ran through LinuxDSP's MBC2 (=

it's an electro-ish track so I compressed the hell out of it):

http://theinfiniter=

epeat.com/music/the_infinite_repeat_-_money_or_love_(dj_autostatic_remix).o=

gg
Stuffs used:

* Yoshimi Analogue Bass running through a C* Pre-amp and the Crossover Dist=

ortion plug-in

* Yoshimi Dubstep (custom patch), I did the cut-off live with an Akai MPK M=

ini

* amSynth Synth Strings 1 patch

* SO-666 Feedback Drone LV2 plug-in (LOVE THIS ONE!!! Thanks for this plug-=

in Jeremy Salwen!!)

* WhySynth DragonPurr

* MDA Vocoder + Yoshimi Hard Synth

* All guitars (Fender Tele and OLP Music Man) done with Guitarix and the Re=

dwirez IR Library (http://www.redwirez.com/free1960g12m25s.jsp?re=

f=3Dhome)
* Lots and lots of Calf Compressors and I think every track (about 20) has =

a different reverb plug-in (TAP, FreeVerb). I also used quite some Calf Vin=

tage Delays for the guitars and the SO-666. And 2 or 3 Calf Phasers. Oh yea=

h, and the SC3 plug-in to duck the SO-666.
* Most drum samples are from the LMMS sample set, I decided to re-use those=

. The crashes are from the GSCW2 Hydrogen kit.

* Last but not least, I added a little Glockenspiel in the bridge. First I =

wanted to use the Glockenspiel of the SSO library but that specific set of =

samples is not so great so I drove to our rehearsal room to pick up our dru=

mmer's little Glockenspiel, mic-ed it with the first mic I could find (=

an AT2020) and got it on hdd within a few minutes.
Basically I used Qtractor as a mixer, Hydrogen to host the samples and seq2=

4 for the MIDI patterns and automation of Qtractor. Works like a charm. Hop=

e you like it. Feedback is always appreciated!
Best,
Jeremy

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Linux-audio-user@lists.linuxaudio.org

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