Sophisticated and so polished - glorious. Thank you Krisp!
Ouaw ! thanks !
]]>Krisp wrote:Here my last composition,
It is a short one, for harp, choir, solo strings (spitfire) and clarinet (swam). (and solo voice, mine).
I hope you will like it.Beautiful, I especially like the clarinet in this music, and your voice of course (always). The whole composition sounds so real. If I ask my friends to listen to this music, and tell them it's made with a computer, they 100 percent think I'm joking!
As I sang in a Swedish song - wonderful is short.
Thanks again Krisp. It was enjoyable.
Best wishes,
Stig
Thank you. The clarinet is a fully modeled instrument and it is particularly interesting: it has no real basis (unlike the sampled instruments that have been recorded in their different playing modes and nuances). Here, it is a pure mathematical construction, which gives it a velocity and flexibility that samples, which consume a lot of resources, cannot reach.
In addition, Swam's interface allows you to model the instrument in an extraordinary way. The options are endless... So yes, a clarinet that I am very happy to have added to my little world of virtual musicians!
]]>Here my last composition,
It is a short one, for harp, choir, solo strings (spitfire) and clarinet (swam). (and solo voice, mine).
I hope you will like it.
Beautiful, I especially like the clarinet in this music, and your voice of course (always). The whole composition sounds so real. If I ask my friends to listen to this music, and tell them it's made with a computer, they 100 percent think I'm joking!
As I sang in a Swedish song - wonderful is short.
Thanks again Krisp. It was enjoyable.
Best wishes,
Stig
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