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A sound track I did at home using electric guitar and volume pedal for fractal zoom animation, audio is not finished, but it gives the idea, I love fractals.
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Originally posted by Taomanwow, thanks Taoman, fractals are everywhere 🙂
Top stuff. The combo with fractals and blues I haven't seen before. It works really well. Nice playing. Off to a local Blues festival soon. Be great to see fractals going too.
Fractals are fascinating, there's a message in them.
Thanks robbie.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieMy daughter Heather got her first degree at Berklee school of music in Boston and MA at Wesleyan and one of her projects is a fractal drum. She now teaches at Federal University in Natal Brazil with her physicist husband and two kids. Long story....
wow, thanks Taoman, fractals are everywhere 🙂
Originally posted by sonhouseGood for her, but one does not learn to play the blues at university.
My daughter Heather got her first degree at Berklee school of music in Boston and MA at Wesleyan and one of her projects is a fractal drum. She now teaches at Federal University in Natal Brazil with her physicist husband and two kids. Long story....
Originally posted by robbie carrobieActually, her degrees are in synthesizer sound design at Berkelee and composition at Wesleyan. The fractal drum was not for playing blues, it was to understand the acoustic properties of the sound generated by such a drum.
Good for her, but one does not learn to play the blues at university.
Originally posted by Shallow BlueMe no comprehendar my friend. She is married, teaches music in Brazil at Federal University along side her physicist husband and they have 2 kids now. I didn't say Heather taught blues, she is a composer. I just said they teach blues at Berklee in Boston. I see I mis-spelled it.
Not unless it forced her boyfriend to break up with her, it didn't.
Richard
Originally posted by sonhouseI dont have any synths and i dont have a bass guitar either which is really annoying,
Actually, her degrees are in synthesizer sound design at Berkelee and composition at Wesleyan. The fractal drum was not for playing blues, it was to understand the acoustic properties of the sound generated by such a drum.
I beg to differ about learning blues at uni, Berkelee excels in all phases of music and blues is one of them. I have a friend who te ...[text shortened]... ough for a band! Great job on the video's!
Also looked at "Damsel in distress', great job!
Originally posted by robbie carrobieHave you listened to my stuff? I have 4 cuts from my own CD of my own compositions, for acoustic instruments there.
I dont have any synths and i dont have a bass guitar either which is really annoying,
some of the tracks are simply backing tracks that i got off the net and put a lead to.
The emu comes with its own bundled software and has a virtual mixing desk, with
many up front effects, core ones, like compressor, equaliser etc etc and specialist
ones. ...[text shortened]... hanks for the encouragement though, i
really appreciate it. PK also has some awesome music.
Originally posted by sonhouseSimple.
Me no comprehendar my friend.
Originally posted by Shallow BlueSo you are the master of the blues, having lived it? Let me hear some of it.
Simple.
If you haven't had the blues, you haven't been taught the blues.
If this university of Berzerkely-spelled-by-a-three-year-old pretends to teach the blues, they'd better give their students the blues. And believe me, sonny-house, getting an F grade ain't enough to give ya the blues. That ain't the blues, that's the teenage wangst. That ain't the same.
Richard
Originally posted by sonhouseyes your stuff on myspace was awesome, truly beautiful, I wish you would upload to
Have you listened to my stuff? I have 4 cuts from my own CD of my own compositions, for acoustic instruments there.
myspace.com/donjenningsguitar
If I already pointed that link, sorry for duplication.
Where do I find FMF and PK's music?
You really should try to find some guys to play with, you would do well in a blues band.
Do you play acoustic guitar at all? Who were your influences?
Originally posted by sonhouseHell, no. I can't play the guitar and while I can sing, you wouldn't want to hear it.
So you are the master of the blues, having lived it? Let me hear some of it.