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Patterns by Jerry Gerber
A piece for virtual orchestra Play Jerry
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Re: Patterns by Jerry Gerber
2017/04/23 01:57:24
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Re: Patterns by Jerry Gerber
2017/04/23 06:41:35
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Regards, John I want to make it clear that I am an Eedjit. I have no direct, or indirect, knowledge of business, the music industry, forum threads or the meaning of life. I know about amps. WIN 10 Pro X64, I7-3770k 16 gigs, ASUS Z77 pro, AMD 7950 3 gig, Steinberg UR44, A-Pro 500, Sonar Platinum, KRK Rokit 6
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Re: Patterns by Jerry Gerber
2017/04/23 07:23:57
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very nice... I do enjoy a bit of classical stuff every now and then...
well programmed
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Re: Patterns by Jerry Gerber
2017/04/23 19:23:26
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Beautifully done. This was a real adventure. The arrangement is so creative. Quite a tapestry of sound and moods. Nice ending. I Really enjoyed this. Thanks for sharing this gem Jerry.
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Re: Patterns by Jerry Gerber
2017/04/25 18:08:44
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FreeEarCandy
Beautifully done. This was a real adventure. The arrangement is so creative. Quite a tapestry of sound and moods. Nice ending. I Really enjoyed this. Thanks for sharing this gem Jerry.
Dean.
Thanks for listening, glad you enjoyed the piece! Jerry www.jerrygerber.com
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Re: Patterns by Jerry Gerber
2017/04/27 03:58:00
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How do you input that material Jerry? Is it a combination of playing and staff view?
It's really nice, however you do it.
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Re: Patterns by Jerry Gerber
2017/04/27 06:45:18
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How do you input that material Jerry? Is it a combination of playing and staff view?
It's really nice, however you do it.
Composing and sequencing have merged into a more or less single activity. I input most of my music using a mouse and popping notes onto the staff view. I can do it this way because I am an experienced pianist and classically-trained composer/theorist, so I know what I want to hear and how to get the sound I want. Sometimes I'll play parts in on the keyboard, usually percussion parts, but all the orchestral parts and synth parts are entered via the mouse in staff view. The expression, phrasing and articulation happen in the event list by using an abundance of program changes and MIDI controllers to change attack and release times, patch changes, and of course velocity, note-length and location of notes relative to the beat. It's a long and slow process but I've been doing it this way for decades so it has become somewhat spontaneous. Thank you for listening, much appreciated! Jerry www.jerrygerber.com
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