Just a technical/workflow question: In the second screenshot I notice you have very long structured phrases with pauses in between. Did you import these as a whole, or did they result from snapshots of shorter phrases?
They are snapshots generated for the captioning of this screen and have a wider look of the overall composition structure. I usually use phrases no longer than four or eight bars; even one bar.
Sometimes, a piano take can exceed those measures. The track 7 has a take from bars 6 to 16 and pitched figures; a less usual workflow.
In the other hand, the piano track #1 you can see that bars 9-16 are almost a copy of 1-8 bars with light variation; a more regular approach for me.
I'm working on a 2.0 feature that shows an overview of the entire score as a flat sheet, with container bounds as colored backgrounds to click into. Unless containers overlap 100% that should work fine.
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Fr., 14.08.2020 - 14:17 Permalink
Loving this. How atmospheric!
Fr., 14.08.2020 - 15:58 Permalink
I love the consistent melancholy atmosphere.
So., 16.08.2020 - 10:29 Permalink
Thank you so much, gentlemen.
Mo., 17.08.2020 - 20:10 Permalink
Well done!
Just a technical/workflow question: In the second screenshot I notice you have very long structured phrases with pauses in between. Did you import these as a whole, or did they result from snapshots of shorter phrases?
Di., 18.08.2020 - 12:02 Permalink
They are snapshots generated for the captioning of this screen and have a wider look of the overall composition structure. I usually use phrases no longer than four or eight bars; even one bar.
Sometimes, a piano take can exceed those measures. The track 7 has a take from bars 6 to 16 and pitched figures; a less usual workflow.
In the other hand, the piano track #1 you can see that bars 9-16 are almost a copy of 1-8 bars with light variation; a more regular approach for me.
Di., 18.08.2020 - 16:39 Permalink
I'm working on a 2.0 feature that shows an overview of the entire score as a flat sheet, with container bounds as colored backgrounds to click into. Unless containers overlap 100% that should work fine.