Played a few harmonics and a bit of bass onto a lovely ballad from Carlo, Shi, and Peter:
As always, thanks to my friends over at Wikiloops for all the fun, and thanks to you for listening.
Music. Photography. Thoughts.
Played a few harmonics and a bit of bass onto a lovely ballad from Carlo, Shi, and Peter:
As always, thanks to my friends over at Wikiloops for all the fun, and thanks to you for listening.
Today it turns 11, so thanks for everything Wikiloops!
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I joined Peter and Frankie on this nice Bossa Nova track:
As always, thanks to my friends over at Wikiloops, and thanks to you for listening.
My old MIDI master keyboard with 49 keys was pretty finished, and I had that since 25 or 30 years – so time for a new one. I would have bought another simple and cheap one, but then saw a good deal with lots of additional full versions of libraries, like a Rhodes e-piano and a Mini Moog synth, so I could hardly say “no” to that. And I think Zuleikha likes it as well…
So that was a right decision… and like always, thanks for reading.
Thanks to Mitchie for taking the photo, and thanks to all friends on Wikiloops for making this possible. And without Wikiloops I would never have dreamt about learning to play the upright… 🙂
Did a second remix of an old Wikiloops classic, and an all time favourite song of mine:
I went for a bit more transparency and clarity, with newer tools and a bit more knowledge. Thanks again to Hurzel and to Shi, I hope they like what I did. And thanks to you for listening – and if you play or sing yourself, then come and join us!
The support from Sonarworks just sent me a headphone correction file for my new Sennheiser HD 560S on Linux:
And this is their Reference 4 which is succeeded by now, on Linux which was never officially supported – and that is what I’d call an outstanding software support & service! So a big “Thank You!” goes out to the Sonarworks support team, you guys & girls rock!
Yesterday I praised Chris Johnson for one of his Airwindows plugins, and yes, the man is clearly a genius. But so are both Vladimir Sadovnikov and also Stefano Tronci who together are the main (or sole?) developers of the LSP Plugins. And these also sound amazing and have almost entirely replaced the Calf Plugins I’ve used before.
I have thanked CrocoDuck before after he tested a Behringer interface and compared it to his former Focusrite one – and then I went and bought said Behringer for my brother. And Vladimir – much like Geoffrey Bennett – seems to be constantly working on the device drivers for Focusrite interfaces in the Linux kernel, so thanks for that as well.
I totally understood this as well – greetings to my Russian friend over there! Invited him to Wikiloops where music brings us all together…
As always, thanks for reading.
After reading about “Der Appell” in the online version of Tagesschau, I signed it. Please see “HET BOЙHE – No to War! | Der Appell” in English and/or in German. In my opinion, each weapon is one too many. Thank you.
Three images, all from today:
As always, thanks for viewing.