first video from live ChucK gig w/ modlys
Hi A couple of weeks ago I announced a gig with my electronic project, modlys. One of the audience recorded a couple of tracks on his mobile, and the first one is here: http://modlys.dk/video/fodspor_vcd.mp4 Only audio software running is chuck under linux. -- Atte http://atte.dk http://modlys.dk
Impressive! Very nice, beautiful, thanks for sharing that!
Organizing recording of a performance can be a pain in the ass, but so
nice to have something like that when it is done. :)
Steve
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 2:32 AM, Atte André Jensen
Hi
A couple of weeks ago I announced a gig with my electronic project, modlys. One of the audience recorded a couple of tracks on his mobile, and the first one is here:
http://modlys.dk/video/fodspor_vcd.mp4
Only audio software running is chuck under linux.
-- Atte
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On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 2:32 AM, Atte André Jensen
A couple of weeks ago I announced a gig with my electronic project, modlys. One of the audience recorded a couple of tracks on his mobile, and the first one is here:
http://modlys.dk/video/fodspor_vcd.mp4
Only audio software running is chuck under linux.
Mmm, yeah, that was good. -- Tom Lieber http://AllTom.com/
BTW, Atte; Both the language (the natural one, for once) and the melody sound very familiar to me yet I can't place either. Would it be possible for you to comment on this? Maybe it's my slight hangover today but the semi-recognition of it all is playing tricks on my brain. I also thought you reached a admirable integration between the acoustical and electronic sounds here. Is that simply a matter of good sound design and lots of practice or....? Yours, Kas.
Kassen wrote:
Both the language (the natural one, for once) and the melody sound very familiar to me yet I can't place either. Would it be possible for you to comment on this?
Not sure what you mean? Sometimes a composition is in fact nothing but a paraphrase over something heard and remembered by the subconscious. Most of the time I throw away everything if I discover that's what happened, although sometimes I work the material into something different. In this case I don't think that's what happened, though. The language is danish (sung by someone who lived four years in Den Haag :-)
Maybe it's my slight hangover today but the semi-recognition of it all is playing tricks on my brain. I also thought you reached a admirable integration between the acoustical and electronic sounds here. Is that simply a matter of good sound design and lots of practice or....?
Hmm. IMHO it's not really a matter of electronic or acoustic, but more a match (or contrast) between the spectral characteristics of the different instruments. Isn't it just a matter of listening, doing it alot, experimenting and listening some more? -- Atte http://atte.dk http://modlys.dk
Atte;
Not sure what you mean? Sometimes a composition is in fact nothing but a paraphrase over something heard and remembered by the subconscious.
Most of the time I throw away everything if I discover that's what happened, although sometimes I work the material into something different.
In this case I don't think that's what happened, though.
I have no idea, I thought for a moment it might a treatment of a classical song or that you had send another version before. Maybe it's just really catchy :¬)
The language is danish (sung by someone who lived four years in Den Haag :-)
Ah! Yes, Danish always does that to me I speak (some) Dutch, English, German and Frisian and so Danish always sounds to me like i should be able to understand it, yet it stays just out of grasp. Quite a surreal feeling.
IMHO it's not really a matter of electronic or acoustic, but more a match (or contrast) between the spectral characteristics of the different instruments.
Isn't it just a matter of listening, doing it alot, experimenting and listening some more?
Yes, it is, but to me electronic sound in live performance often end up sounding a bit "clumsy" next to acoustical instruments yet here I didn't have that feeling it all; very well done. Kas.
The language is danish (sung by someone who lived four years in Den Haag
:-)
Ah! Yes, Danish always does that to me I speak (some) Dutch, English, German and Frisian and so Danish always sounds to me like i should be able to understand it, yet it stays just out of grasp. Quite a surreal feeling.
An swedish acquaintance of mine with dutch parents says that danish is very similar to dutch in ways that norwegian and swedish isn't. This is interesting, since danish, norwegian and swedish are similar to the point of being mutually understable (with a little effort for some). /Stefan
Stefan Blixt wrote:
An swedish acquaintance of mine with dutch parents says that danish is very similar to dutch in ways that norwegian and swedish isn't. This is interesting, since danish, norwegian and swedish are similar to the point of being mutually understable (with a little effort for some).
Staying off topic: Being danish and having lived in the Netherlands: I could follow a conversation after two weeks. -- Atte http://atte.dk http://modlys.dk
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Atte André Jensen -
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Tom Lieber