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While I haven't yet purchased a grid controller or started sequencing stuff, I did noodle around on my piano. This community has been so helpful in starting me on the journey toward making music that I thought I should give something back. Most of the free samples I've seen so far are for drums and harsh noises; not much in the way of acoustic instrumentation.
So here they are; four simple piano tracks I whipped up. 300KB - 700KB .wav files. Recorded in mono. For now, I've uploaded 'em to my Gentoo devspace:
http://dev.gentoo.org/~nightmorph/misc/samples01.zip (1.8MB)
If folks do use them in their mixes, I'd love to see a video or hear the audio! They're CC-licensed, so you can do whatever you want with 'em. Spread 'em around. The more, the merrier!
(Process notes: I discovered that I can eliminate clicks'n'pops by chopping the endpoints just as the waveform crosses the center line. I do all my editing by hand in Audacity; these are otherwise raw tracks, just waiting to be mashed up or processed. And hey, if they suck in some way, lemme know. I'm just starting out, so I know I've got a lot to learn.) -
Just downloaded. Thanks for posting them. Piano sounds are welcome in my book. Perfect!!!!!!!
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Yay! Glad you like 'em.
These samples were created with the intent of being able to easily load 'em onto a monome. They should work as-is for looping.
In particular, "dcnts," "frgl," and "mprgs" use 4-note/8-note sequences. This hopefully makes it easier chop up them into single-note slices, so that you can easily spread them across the standard 8 columns. And then, you know, jam with them in mlrV, or whatever. -
cool, thanks!
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great samples! thanks!
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Thanks! Loaded them into molar for last night's snow jam
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Can't wait to play with these! Thanks a ton!
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sawwweeeet!
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thank you sir!
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just downloaded, good lookin's
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Thanks.
