What genres of music do list members make using Rosegarden?

[david-602]

Inspired by Al Thompson's offlist email, in which he said he uses
composes prog/rock and uses it for actual guitars/vocals along with MIDI.

I use it for classical, recording rock MIDI tracks and keyboard
improvisations, and song writing. (I do which RG had a real lyric editor!).

What kinds of music do others here use Rosegarden for?

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[Tomasz Grzelak]

2009/10/12 david <gnome@...>

Inspired by Al Thompson's offlist email, in which he said he uses
composes prog/rock and uses it for actual guitars/vocals along with MIDI.

I use it for classical, recording rock MIDI tracks and keyboard
improvisations, and song writing. (I do which RG had a real lyric editor!).

What kinds of music do others here use Rosegarden for?

Hi,

I compose metal (sounding somewhere near a black metal genre), and sometimes intrumental/orchestral songs in my home studio.
Rosegarden is a GREAT MIDI sequencer - with QSynth & ZynAddSubFX I use it for playing either background or a main melody track(s).
For drumming I use an excellent Hydrogen.
And for mixing an extraordinary Ardour - this is the place where all sounds go together recorded as separate tracks, including vocals, some effects, and of course the guitar lines! :)
Now I plan to add JAMin to this environment to hopefully get better sounding :)

Rosegarden is the essential portion when it comes to utilize synthesized sounds in my work.

So a really BIG THANKS to the RG team/developers!

Cheers!
Tomek


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[david-602]

Tomasz Grzelak wrote:

>
> 2009/10/12 david <gnome@...>
>
>     Inspired by Al Thompson's offlist email, in which he said he uses
>     composes prog/rock and uses it for actual guitars/vocals along with
>     MIDI.
>
>     I use it for classical, recording rock MIDI tracks and keyboard
>     improvisations, and song writing. (I do which RG had a real lyric
>     editor!).
>
>     What kinds of music do others here use Rosegarden for?
>
> Hi,
>
> I compose metal (sounding somewhere near a black metal genre), and
> sometimes intrumental/orchestral songs in my home studio.

Got a link to your music anywhere?

> Rosegarden is a GREAT MIDI sequencer - with QSynth & ZynAddSubFX I use
> it for playing either background or a main melody track(s).
> For drumming I use an excellent Hydrogen.
> And for mixing an extraordinary Ardour - this is the place where all
> sounds go together recorded as separate tracks, including vocals, some
> effects, and of course the guitar lines! :)
> Now I plan to add JAMin to this environment to hopefully get better
> sounding :)
>
> Rosegarden is the essential portion when it comes to utilize synthesized
> sounds in my work.
>
> So a really BIG THANKS to the RG team/developers!

Yay, RG is an amazing achievement! I know they're all busy porting it to
QT4, but I hope they take a moment to pat themselves on the back and
say, "You know, we really have done something extraordinary."

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[Tomasz Grzelak]

2009/10/12 david <gnome@...>

Tomasz Grzelak wrote:
>
> 2009/10/12 david <gnome@...>
>
>     Inspired by Al Thompson's offlist email, in which he said he uses
>     composes prog/rock and uses it for actual guitars/vocals along with
>     MIDI.
>
>     I use it for classical, recording rock MIDI tracks and keyboard
>     improvisations, and song writing. (I do which RG had a real lyric
>     editor!).
>
>     What kinds of music do others here use Rosegarden for?
>
> Hi,
>
> I compose metal (sounding somewhere near a black metal genre), and
> sometimes intrumental/orchestral songs in my home studio.

Got a link to your music anywhere?

Not at the moment. There've been many changes in my audio environment recently, and, let's say, self-development :)
Any way I'll make a zip pack of what I've managed to compose so far, and put to my server, so it'll be downloadable.
I'll do it today or tomorrow, and send the link.

Cheers!
Tomek


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[Brett McCoy-2]

On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 1:58 AM, david <gnome@...> wrote:

> Inspired by Al Thompson's offlist email, in which he said he uses
> composes prog/rock and uses it for actual guitars/vocals along with MIDI.
>
> I use it for classical, recording rock MIDI tracks and keyboard
> improvisations, and song writing. (I do which RG had a real lyric editor!).
>
> What kinds of music do others here use Rosegarden for?

progressive metal and orchestral music.

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[Noel Darlow]

Hi

> What kinds of music do others here use Rosegarden for?
http://ccgi.mcgruff.plus.com/music/work-in-progress/

The usual Rosegarden-Hydrogen-Ardour setup.

If only I had time to practice my instruments more... You need to put
the hours in to get sharp.

Noel

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[Julie S]

Dear Noel,

I've listened a bit to your stuff.  Just the first two pieces so far.  May we add to your site to the small wiki collection of people who use RG?

http://rosegardenmusic.com/wiki/projects

There is not much there yet and the page could use a little love.  The addition of your music would be an honor.

Sincerely,
Julie S.

--- On Mon, 10/12/09, Noel Darlow <mail@...> wrote:

> From: Noel Darlow <mail@...>
> Subject: Re: [Rosegarden-user] What genres of music do list members make using Rosegarden?
> To: rosegarden-user@...
> Date: Monday, October 12, 2009, 9:56 AM
> Hi
>
> > What kinds of music do others here use Rosegarden
> for?
> http://ccgi.mcgruff.plus.com/music/work-in-progress/
>
> The usual Rosegarden-Hydrogen-Ardour setup.
>
> If only I had time to practice my instruments more... You
> need to put
> the hours in to get sharp.
>
> Noel
>
>

     

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[Noel Darlow]

Hi

> I've listened a bit to your stuff.  Just the first two pieces so
> far.  May we add to your site to the small wiki collection of people
> who use RG?
>
> http://rosegardenmusic.com/wiki/projects
Sure if you want to. There's nothing very good though. The page is
really just up to show friends some ideas I'm working on. Everything
either needs some editing, rearranging, live instrument parts
re-recorded, etc... There are lots of flaws. It's all more like a
scrapbook really where you jot down ideas rather than the finished
pieces.


Noel

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[Tomasz Grzelak]

david pisze:

> Tomasz Grzelak wrote:
>  
>> 2009/10/12 david <gnome@...>
>>
>>     Inspired by Al Thompson's offlist email, in which he said he uses
>>     composes prog/rock and uses it for actual guitars/vocals along with
>>     MIDI.
>>
>>     I use it for classical, recording rock MIDI tracks and keyboard
>>     improvisations, and song writing. (I do which RG had a real lyric
>>     editor!).
>>
>>     What kinds of music do others here use Rosegarden for?
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I compose metal (sounding somewhere near a black metal genre), and
>> sometimes intrumental/orchestral songs in my home studio.
>>    
>
> Got a link to your music anywhere?
>  

ok, before I paste the link, let me describe a little my musical work.
I have never learnt music on any studies, I can't even read notes (let's
say in real time ;) )
So probably you'll have a lot of fun when listening to this, but what
can I say... it's my hobby which I do in my free time at home.

In the zip you'll find the following songs:

01 - The Temple Of Red Moon - hardly listenable, really, it's done using
old school samples from 90 years taken from a Gravis Ultrasound card.
It's a total underground, probably the most funniest stuff, but everyone
was starting somehow... ;) Done with SkaleTracker only.

02. Deaf Void - fresh samples, however still SkaleTracker only.

03. A Higher Form Of Dementia - the first one done with RG/MIDI +
Hydrogen + Ardour, but still no real guitars; I know, that sucks. But
Rosegarden rules ;)

04. Aera Draconis (Overture) - I wanted to create some more
'intrumental' stuff. Rosegarden heavily utilized too.

05. Aera Draconis - many ideas from the 'overture' transformed into
heavier stuff. RG + others.

06. Passion Immortality - it's some kind of a breakthrough. I had bought
real drum samples, and my very first... guitar :)

I had started learning playing the guitar from what I had found on the
Internet. After 5 months I recorded this song. I would say it's
listenable, but hopefully my recordings will be better in future when my
skills will grow stronger.
Now I'm recording the guitar lines again for this song with better
sounding (more less 70% ready), and I want to use JAMin at the end to
see how it can influence the overall effect.

OK, enough talking... Here you go:

https://hellfire666.no-ip.org/~myst/in/pack.zip
http://hellfire666.no-ip.org/~myst/in/pack.zip

So please be tolerant and don't laugh too much :)

Cheers!
Tomek


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[Abrolag]

On Sun, 11 Oct 2009 19:58:58 -1000
david <gnome@...> wrote:

> Inspired by Al Thompson's offlist email, in which he said he uses
> composes prog/rock and uses it for actual guitars/vocals along with MIDI.
>
> I use it for classical, recording rock MIDI tracks and keyboard
> improvisations, and song writing. (I do which RG had a real lyric editor!).
>
> What kinds of music do others here use Rosegarden for?
>
I really haven't a clue how to designate my genre/style. It tends to
shift around somewhat. I usually cop-out and call it easy listening :)

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[Al Thompson]

david wrote:
> Inspired by Al Thompson's offlist email, in which he said he uses
> composes prog/rock and uses it for actual guitars/vocals along with MIDI.
>
> I use it for classical, recording rock MIDI tracks and keyboard
> improvisations, and song writing. (I do which RG had a real lyric editor!).
>
> What kinds of music do others here use Rosegarden for?
>  
http://lateralforce.no-ip.org

Go to the "Lateral Force" page.  It has the CD we release about 4 years
ago, plus a sampling of the new stuff we're working on.  Composition of
most of these, plus the demos were all done on Rosegarden.  (the older
stuff under the "Legacy" page was all analog, in the 70s/80s).

Between the Lateral Force material, and the Legacy material, there's
classic rock, prog, pop, and metal represented.



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My music types & activities :

Classical choral & small vocal ensemble editing & arrangement e.g. midi to notation & vice versa, transposition & playback for personal & group rehearsal, preparation of performance editions etc etc. Preparation of individual parts in midi. wav or mp3 format for distribution via web or email to choir members for learning / private rehearsal.  Particularly used in conjunction with choral public domain library (www.cpdl.org).

Notation, lyrics & high Q printing are critical for these purposes. Basic midi & midi import are important but sophisticated midi & recording capabilities less so.

RG is a wonderful & essential tool, substituting for $$ M$win products such as Sibelius, NWC & Finale which I can't afford.

Regards to all

JohnC

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> Date: Sun, 11 Oct 2009 19:58:58 -1000
> From: gnome@...
> To: rosegarden-user@...
> Subject: [Rosegarden-user] What genres of music do list members make using Rosegarden?
>
> Inspired by Al Thompson's offlist email, in which he said he uses
> composes prog/rock and uses it for actual guitars/vocals along with MIDI.
>
> I use it for classical, recording rock MIDI tracks and keyboard
> improvisations, and song writing. (I do which RG had a real lyric editor!).
>
> What kinds of music do others here use Rosegarden for?
>
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[Michael N. Moran]

My use of Rosegarden is much like John's. My primary
use is to produce individual part rehearsal tracks for
our church choir.

I would love to be able to use Rosegarden to produce
lead sheets for guitar and vocal, but the last time I
tried (about 6 to 8 years ago) I gave up. I'm currently
"using" 1.5.1 ... one year I'll have to upgrade  ;0)

John Craick wrote:

> Classical choral & small vocal ensemble editing & arrangement e.g. midi
> to notation & vice versa, transposition & playback for personal & group
> rehearsal, preparation of performance editions etc etc. Preparation of
> individual parts in midi. wav or mp3 format for distribution via web or
> email to choir members for learning / private rehearsal.  Particularly
> used in conjunction with choral public domain library (www.cpdl.org).
>
> Notation, lyrics & high Q printing are critical for these purposes.
> Basic midi & midi import are important but sophisticated midi &
> recording capabilities less so.
>
> RG is a wonderful & essential tool, substituting for $$ M$win products
> such as Sibelius, NWC & Finale which I can't afford.

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[D. Michael McIntyre]

On Tuesday 13 October 2009, Michael N. Moran wrote:
> I would love to be able to use Rosegarden to produce
> lead sheets for guitar and vocal, but the last time I
> tried (about 6 to 8 years ago) I gave up. I'm currently
> "using" 1.5.1 ... one year I'll have to upgrade  ;0)

Rosegarden can do that.  The feature isn't all that well documented or all
that nice to use in practice, but it works.  Shelagh wrote a brief tutorial
here:

http://rosegardenmusic.com/tutorials/supplemental/chordnames/index.html

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