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April 28, 2012

Take a few JPEGs and run them through a video editor or 2

This is what happens when you take some innocent JPG files and over-process them in Photoshop or similar and then mash them together in Muvee, before absolutely ruining them in AVS Video Editor. Not satisfied with that I took some MIDI instruments, a real guitar and a couple of audio editors, Mixcraft and Storm, and flung some sound on top. And there you go, cacophany with moving pictures.


Filed under AVS Video Editor, JPEG, jpg, MIDI, Mixcraft, Storm, video by Rob.
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December 22, 2009

For the musically-inclined, here’s a MIDI-controller, a guitar ‘snake’ and more USB gadgetry

For day-to-day ‘mucking about’ with audio files I use Mixcraft as my first choice as it’s fast and easy. It can do most things pretty well, too. If it can’t load a particular VST or just can’t give me the control I want then it’s on to Anvil for composition, Reaper because it’s just great and Ableton Live because it came bundled with the M-Audio Keystation 61es MIDI controller (actually it’s also very powerful and full of great sounds). But for most purposes Mixcraft coupled with Audacity (free!) will do the trick. Both will load just about any of the zillions of VSTs you can get hold of on the Web and will accept input from USB audio devices like the Keystation and the Guitar Snake.

This quest for musical de-composition began with my Fender electric guitar, the PC (of course) and the Behringer USB GuitarLink, coupled with various digital emulations of famous amplifiers. Actually it really began when my real amp died and rather than just fix it I decided to get the signal into (and out of) the PC instead. One thing led to another and now, like my ditching of analog photography I’ve almost washed my hands of analog audio as well. Almost.


Filed under guitar, Images, MIDI, Music by Rob.
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For the musically-inclined, here’s a MIDI-controller, a guitar ‘snake’ and more USB gadgetry

For day-to-day ‘mucking about’ with audio files I use Mixcraft as my first choice as it’s fast and easy. It can do most things pretty well, too. If it can’t load a particular VST or just can’t give me the control I want then it’s on to Anvil for composition, Reaper because it’s just great and Ableton Live because it came bundled with the M-Audio Keystation 61es MIDI controller (actually it’s also very powerful and full of great sounds). But for most purposes Mixcraft coupled with Audacity (free!) will do the trick. Both will load just about any of the zillions of VSTs you can get hold of on the Web and will accept input from USB audio devices like the Keystation and the Guitar Snake.

This quest for musical de-composition began with my Fender electric guitar, the PC (of course) and the Behringer USB GuitarLink, coupled with various digital emulations of famous amplifiers. Actually it really began when my real amp died and rather than just fix it I decided to get the signal into (and out of) the PC instead. One thing led to another and now, like my ditching of analog photography I’ve almost washed my hands of analog audio as well. Almost.


Filed under guitar, Images, MIDI, Music by Rob.
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