I can't write lyrics. I once did in Dutch for a course for musical theater and I can't say I'm really proud of it.Originally Posted by IncogNeato
I can't play an instrument (not really) and I can't read notes.
I can sing and write melodies, though. If you ever want vocals on anything, hit me up.
How would you describe your voice? (What other singers' voices, in your opinion, are similar in timbre/character?)I can't play an instrument (not really) and I can't read notes.
I can sing and write melodies, though. If you ever want vocals on anything, hit me up.
I can write lyrics as well. I'm also very easy to collab with.
Sent you a PM.
This is the one:
https://www.amplesound.net/en/pro-pd.asp?id=7
I also grabbed their free bass guitar VST (also used in that tune). Glad you enjoyed it!
I think I'll download them both. How is the Cloudrum? Actually the demo doesn't sound as something I might use.
I forget why I skipped Cloudrum...but I did! I have enough percussion stuff already I suppose!
Thanks!Sent you a PM.
Well it's more a melodic instrument, but the start of the demo sounds a bit to new age for my taste. I suppose one could play faster stuff.
Downloaded the bass, but I got some message. It seems to work in Cubase, but I don't have the possibility to use is without it. Is there a difference between de several download sites?
I don't think so...if memory serves I downloaded it directly from AmpleSound. It might only be a VST and not a standalone app, but you can download a free VST host if you want to play with it alone.
I use this one: https://www.tone2.com/nanohost.html
It takes a bit to get used to the host interface but once you have it working, it's great. Plus, you can do a cool trick: make a copy of the Nanohost EXE file, put it in the same directly as the VST DLL file, rename the EXE to the same name as the DLL, and you have an executable standalone version of your VST
Example: I have a VST called MySynth (64).dll. I copy NanoHost.exe to the same directory and rename it to MySynth (64).exe. Now when I click on the EXE it automatically loads up my VST in the wrapper.
And there's my quota of random nerd tech support for the day
If you're actually reading this then chances are you already have my last album but if NOT and you're curious:
https://battema.bandcamp.com/
Also, Ephemeral Sun: it's a thing and we like making things that might be your thing: https://ephemeralsun.bandcamp.com
On Amplesound I only see links to 3 download-sites. I don't really mind it not being usable as stand-alone, because if I want to use it in my music it will still be in Cubase.I don't think so...if memory serves I downloaded it directly from AmpleSound. It might only be a VST and not a standalone app, but you can download a free VST host if you want to play with it alone.
I use this one: https://www.tone2.com/nanohost.html
It takes a bit to get used to the host interface but once you have it working, it's great. Plus, you can do a cool trick: make a copy of the Nanohost EXE file, put it in the same directly as the VST DLL file, rename the EXE to the same name as the DLL, and you have an executable standalone version of your VST
Example: I have a VST called MySynth (64).dll. I copy NanoHost.exe to the same directory and rename it to MySynth (64).exe. Now when I click on the EXE it automatically loads up my VST in the wrapper.
And there's my quota of random nerd tech support for the day
Ok cool...I may have misunderstood. I downloaded from their site directly, not the mirrored ones if memory serves.
If you're actually reading this then chances are you already have my last album but if NOT and you're curious:
https://battema.bandcamp.com/
Also, Ephemeral Sun: it's a thing and we like making things that might be your thing: https://ephemeralsun.bandcamp.com
It looks like downloading from their site is only for the paid software and the trial versions. The free software is offered on plugins4free, reverb (not the Cloudrum) and pluginboutique (for that one you need to log in).
I like the bass, though I don't understand all the ins and outs with the keyboard. But well, the light version offers less possibilities and the manual seems to be for the full version.
Currently downloading the guitar.
Don't know when I will use any of it. The current piece I'm working on is very much keyboard-based. Two organs (Arturia B3 and Nord Electro), 2 pianos (Arturia) 2 polyphonic synthesizers (Arturia CS80 and Arturia Jup 8), probably 2 monophonic synthesizers (Arturia Mini and Arturia SEM) and probably some other stuff, sampler, Waldorf Blofeld, Nord G2 Engine and Yamaha TX81Z.
Downloaded the Cloudrum, which has some interesting sounds. Don't skip it just because you have enough percussion.
Weird thing keeps the stand-alone thing. It works, but it's a bit weird in the start-menu, which seems to replace one, with another. Trying to put them in the side-panel, gives me 2 out of 3. If I try to add the bass-guitar, I get the message it's already there.
But well, it works in Cubase, so not much to worry about. I don't really get the strumming thing with the guitar.
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