Bach on thumbtack/plucked piano
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I got perfect pitch, this is ok...obviously out but not drastically so
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that's a very interesting way of doing it! I'm too lazy; I woulda just played it in, and not well. excellent job, sir!
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I love how this sounds.
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This would be lovely as a VST instrument for use in Cubase and such...but unfortunately I have now idea how to go about making such a thing. :p Such a haunting sound!
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@256byteram You did this whole thing in Audacity?!?! omg! that must have taken a long time!!!
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Ummmm
I'm pitch perfect and this is O.K.
It's getting pretty annoyed on how messy the tuning is, but, as I said its O.K.
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I love this song, and audacity is awesome. I used it to simulate a crowd of 100's of people using voices only from my dog, my brother and me
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no he isn't. i can vouch for him. he did use samples in the program audacity.
I'm okay with the tuning. Pre-Bach tuning was weirder. I am wondering, though, whether the pedals were depressed or the thumbtacks simply make that reverb happen? Without it, this could sound vaguely like a harpsichord, as I believe this kind of prepared piano was once intended to.
moskva40 1 year ago
@moskva40 This isn't plated in real time. I sampled each note and pieced them together against a MIDI file in Audacity (a sound editing program). To get the sustain effect I simply didn't chop off the end of a note when another one came in, but let it continue.
256byteram 1 year ago