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August 19, 2022 at 10:21 AM
August 19, 2022 at 5:02 PM
August 20, 2022 at 4:20 AM
August 20, 2022 at 6:39 AM
PaulM44
Thanks, trying to learn to constrain myself from playing all the notes that occur so as to open the piece to the background notes to carry the tune instead. I am now working to edit out unnecessary notes or that are the same as the backing tracks so that they don't really add anything. I did that here and I'm happier with it.
Thanks for listening. :| +1
Thanks for listening. :| +1
August 20, 2022 at 7:32 AM
Wade
I understand perfectly what you mean. I play way too much and then need to edit down so that a track "breathes". Playing and instrument that requires breath means that we have natural phrasing, which can sometimes be a problem for sting players. Of course you play flute, so understand that. There is a "school" of cello playing that insists that the students breathe loudly and match their phrasing to their breathing. Unfortunately I've heard many of those students who develop that as a habit and ruin recordings and concerts with their loud inhales and exhales. How's that for useless information?
Ha! +0
Ha! +0
August 20, 2022 at 5:51 PM
PaulM44
Actually that’s no joke. My main problem with recording flute is reducing the extraneous air noises from blowing and it starts with the mic turned down 2db. The EWI has so many advantages but it lacks the fun of flute.
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August 20, 2022 at 10:12 PM
Wade
The EWI has it's place with all those non instrument sounds. Makes me cringe when it's a cheap imitation of a real instrument. Good fun though.
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August 21, 2022 at 12:31 AM
PaulM44
I couldn't agree more and that's why I didn't get one before. It seems that some smart person has programmed in the Modulation, Breath, Expression, Volume, Velocity, Pitch Bend and several other parameters below each MIDI note in editable curves. MIDI 2.0 makes it sound better. There are 100 "sounds" that come with the EWI which sound like what you described and I only use the ones that are in the DAW or that I make up but all use MIDI 2.0. My objective it to make it as real as possible and match the right sound to go with the piece.
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Classical backing tracks with Keys, Cello and other wind:
best liked Classical:
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Don't look back
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Butterflies
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Ten Strings for Peace w/fretless
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Below the sphere
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Memorial
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Once upon a time when we were human
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Memorial
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〜Ripples〜
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it seems so far away
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〜Ripples〜
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Queen of the Night
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Can't you see this wave? 🌊
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Quiet Time
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Ten Strings for Peace
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Hartmut's Loop
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In The Beginning
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The magic of love.
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Diamonds in Your Ears
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Ten Strings&one Flute for Peace
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Old Soldier
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