Sunday, September 30, 2007
Solitude - Remake
One days worth of effort (after implementing it on my Korg) to get the sequence to sound decent on Cakewalk. Its really a hard struggle to get the instruments to sound balanced in the mix.
Anyway... Got a decent sounding mp3 out of today's work. Ive uploaded it here
Trivia: This song starts with the clock striking 12 (to symbolize the day I made it at 0000 Hrs on my 26th BDay)
If there is a problem in the link, leave me a comment (with you mail id) and I will send it off to you as soon as I can.
Anyway... Got a decent sounding mp3 out of today's work. Ive uploaded it here
Trivia: This song starts with the clock striking 12 (to symbolize the day I made it at 0000 Hrs on my 26th BDay)
If there is a problem in the link, leave me a comment (with you mail id) and I will send it off to you as soon as I can.
Saturday, September 22, 2007
The Concert - Remake
I spent the last week trying to sequence "The concert" on Cakewalk. I like the ease of setting up the sequence and effects using a "GUI", but nothing comes close to the original sounds of a harware like my Triton.
Anyways, I uploaded the remake here
The saxaphone sounds horrible (like a mix between a bad sax player and a confused trumpet). But I believe that is the best I can get from a S/W module :)
Not sure how long esnips will host the file. So in case you cannot get to the link, leave me a comment with your mail id. Ill email it off to you.
Enjoy
Anyways, I uploaded the remake here
The saxaphone sounds horrible (like a mix between a bad sax player and a confused trumpet). But I believe that is the best I can get from a S/W module :)
Not sure how long esnips will host the file. So in case you cannot get to the link, leave me a comment with your mail id. Ill email it off to you.
Enjoy
Monday, September 17, 2007
My stab at a Symphony
Managed to find a site that can host MP3's. Here is the link to the clip.
Turn up your speakers and enjoy !!
PS:
Comments are always welcome.
Turn up your speakers and enjoy !!
PS:
Comments are always welcome.
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Whats in a name?
What's in a name? That which we call a Rose by any other name would smell as sweet.
I guess my english professor (Mr. Subramanian) did an awefully good job in inspiring the awe for Shakespheres philosophy and true essense of character into my soft mouldable character. But Life must have just played its little prank and placed me at the wrong dinner table last week!
I sat there at the corner seat with my company CFO sitting right opposite. Surrounded by a bunch of "Highly Decorated" staff, I assumed that I was upto the task to deal with most "Execution" questions. I must tell you that I had been forewarned of the consequences of being detected under the Radar of our CFO. But I believed I had what it takes. And while I was ready for the people, it was the conversation that lost me.
Sentences started with refernces to people, their visions, their expectations, their goals. And everytime I heard a name, I made a mental note... "Should find out who xyz is". 15 mins into the conversation and my head was finding it hard to keep track of all the names mentioned and focus on the conversation at the same time. Its funny how I have faced such situations in the past and I have said..."Whats in a name?". But at this table, it looked like "Names" did the talking !!
Well, I guess I have to get back to my drawing board to rewire my foundations... The new program lines will read "Name is everything. Keep business contacts at your wallet tip. NEVER SWAP names database into secondary storage. And if a conversation starts to fail, string a list of high profile names in one sentence to get the conversation going again" :)
There is an element of amusement in this post. But I would sure like to know what Shakespere has to say about this :)
I guess my english professor (Mr. Subramanian) did an awefully good job in inspiring the awe for Shakespheres philosophy and true essense of character into my soft mouldable character. But Life must have just played its little prank and placed me at the wrong dinner table last week!
I sat there at the corner seat with my company CFO sitting right opposite. Surrounded by a bunch of "Highly Decorated" staff, I assumed that I was upto the task to deal with most "Execution" questions. I must tell you that I had been forewarned of the consequences of being detected under the Radar of our CFO. But I believed I had what it takes. And while I was ready for the people, it was the conversation that lost me.
Sentences started with refernces to people, their visions, their expectations, their goals. And everytime I heard a name, I made a mental note... "Should find out who xyz is". 15 mins into the conversation and my head was finding it hard to keep track of all the names mentioned and focus on the conversation at the same time. Its funny how I have faced such situations in the past and I have said..."Whats in a name?". But at this table, it looked like "Names" did the talking !!
Well, I guess I have to get back to my drawing board to rewire my foundations... The new program lines will read "Name is everything. Keep business contacts at your wallet tip. NEVER SWAP names database into secondary storage. And if a conversation starts to fail, string a list of high profile names in one sentence to get the conversation going again" :)
There is an element of amusement in this post. But I would sure like to know what Shakespere has to say about this :)
