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2004-12-15 by Gérald Ryckeboer
I had some recording to do with the scottish pipes, so I took opportunity to record samples of it in the same time. I had also some unexpected free hours , so I finished the work and made a trial of a EXS24 bag pipes. The result is here : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/gerald.ryckeboer/ Merry Christmas ;-) -- Gérald ryckeboerg@... http://ryckeboerg.free.fr [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2004-12-16 by Pete Thomas
--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Gérald Ryckeboer <ryckeboerg@w...> wrote: > > I had some recording to do with the scottish pipes, so I took > opportunity to record samples of it in the same time. I had also some > unexpected free hours , so I finished the work and made a trial of a > EXS24 bag pipes. The result is here : Well done, works a treat. Many thanks and Merry Christmas Pete Thomas www.petethomas.co.uk - Free Logic Icons, Environments and EXS Instruments
2004-12-16 by Gramophone
Well what do you know.... Santa is scottish ! :) Thanks a lot Louis > > > > I had some recording to do with the scottish pipes, so I took > opportunity to record samples of it in the same time. I had also some > unexpected free hours , so I finished the work and made a trial of a > EXS24 bag pipes. The result is here : > > http://perso.wanadoo.fr/gerald.ryckeboer/ > > Merry Christmas ;-) > -- > Gérald > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2004-12-16 by Michael L. Meyer
On 12/15/04 6:53 PM, "Gérald Ryckeboer" <ryckeboerg@...> wrote: > > I had some recording to do with the scottish pipes, so I took > opportunity to record samples of it in the same time. I had also some > unexpected free hours , so I finished the work and made a trial of a > EXS24 bag pipes. The result is here : > > http://perso.wanadoo.fr/gerald.ryckeboer/ > > Merry Christmas ;-) > -- > Gérald > > ryckeboerg@... > http://ryckeboerg.free.fr > Many thanks! I have some students who actually were asking about a ³Bag Pipes² sound in the EXS24, and I said ³I believe someone out there is working on it.² Now they have something to work with! Thanks again! -- Mike
2004-12-16 by Eli Krantzberg
On Dec 15, 2004, at 6:53 PM, Gérald Ryckeboer wrote: > > I had some recording to do with the scottish pipes, so I took > opportunity to record samples of it in the same time. I had also some > unexpected free hours , so I finished the work and made a trial of a > EXS24 bag pipes. The result is here : Lovely..... Thanks!! -------- Eli Krantzberg http://www.nightshiftorchestra.com Almat Productions
2004-12-16 by Ned Bouhalassa
They're terrific! Thank you very much Gérald. ;-)
Ned
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--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Gérald Ryckeboer <ryckeboerg@w...> wrote: > > Merry Christmas ;-) Gérald, This is far and away the nicest bagpipe sound I've ever had! Thanks so much, I hope Santa is as good to you as you've been to us! Sonny Keyes SKa Music Toronto www.skamusic.ca
2004-12-17 by Ben Stuyts
Hi Gérald, On 16 Dec 2004, at 00:53, Gérald Ryckeboer wrote: > I had some recording to do with the scottish pipes, so I took > opportunity to record samples of it in the same time. I had also some > unexpected free hours , so I finished the work and made a trial of a > EXS24 bag pipes. The result is here : Wonderful, thanks! > Merry Christmas ;-) Let's all play Jingle Bells on bag pipes now. :-) Ben
2004-12-17 by Gérald RYCKEBOER
> Well done, works a treat. > Many thanks and Merry Christmas > > Well what do you know.... Santa is scottish ! :) > > Thanks a lot > > Lovely..... Thanks!! > > Many thanks! > I have some students who actually were asking about a ³Bag Pipes² > sound in > the EXS24, and I said ³I believe someone out there is working on it.² > Now > they have something to work with! > Thanks again! > > This is far and away the nicest bagpipe sound I've ever had! > Thanks so much, I hope Santa is as good to you as you've been to us! > Many thanks, Gérald, that's a pretty unique sounding instrument! > Merry christmas to you as well, > > Wonderful, thanks! > Let's all play Jingle Bells on bag pipes now. :-) -- I didn't thought to be so successfull ! :-D well guys it's my Christmas gift ;-) I had planned (still for me) to make a MIDI (or/and Logic) file of the common scottish pipes' ornementations (as some are still in the song which is with the samples on my downlload place), and your reaction and actually the result of my job make me also think to do it also for scottish and northumbrian small pipes, which will be a bit more complex but I think it can also work, at least not worse than the highland pipes still made. Anyway, I'm now I'm excited about other tests ! :-D so I let the list know as soon as it's done (probably during january). In the same time, any feedback is welcome ;-) For those also interested in, I've also made a simple EXS instrument of my harmonium - and has to do it also soon with my wife's italian virginal and boxes (which are are at home, and anyway investments in sample instruments wouldn't be profitable for me). I've also made a simple EXS instrument (only one layer) of the RY30 Yamaha drummachine that I can let for download (I'd even planned for fun to make a more complex instrument reproducing the 2 layers of the original instrument, but it's a quite bigger job and I've had no time enough at the moment …). All the best for next 2005 Gérald ryckeboerg@... http://ryckeboerg.free.fr
2004-12-17 by Sonny Keyes
--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Gérald RYCKEBOER <ryckeboerg@w...> wrote: > > In the same time, any feedback is welcome ;-) Gérald, As delighted as we all are with your generosity, it sounds as though you have the makings of a very interesting "British Ethnix" EXS collection, available on CD soon for only $40US plus shipping... Merry Christmas! Sonny Keyes SKa Music Toronto www.skamusic.ca
2005-01-18 by Sean McCoy
At 03:53 PM 12/15/2004, you wrote: >I had some recording to do with the scottish pipes, so I took >opportunity to record samples of it in the same time. I had also some >unexpected free hours , so I finished the work and made a trial of a >EXS24 bag pipes. The result is here : > > ><http://perso.wanadoo.fr/gerald.ryckeboer/>http://perso.wanadoo.fr/gerald.ryckeboer/ Finally got a chance to check this out tonight. Very nice, very usable. Much appreciated. Can't help it, though---I'll have to cheat on the range a little! [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2005-01-18 by Gérald RYCKEBOER
Le 18 janv. 05, à 12:04, Sean McCoy <osr@...> a écrit : > > Finally got a chance to check this out tonight. Very nice, very usable. > Much appreciated. Can't help it, though--- > I'll have to cheat on the range a > little! > Yes I can easily imagine ;-) I had made the EXS instrument exactly the scale of the real scottish bagpipes. That's one of the reasons that made agpipes music quite specific ;-) -- Gérald ryckeboerg@wanadoo.fr http://ryckeboerg.free.fr