If I need the buy the Cube first probably a few years ;)
Good luck,
PolarBear
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I know everyone has their own ears and their own ideas, but Jay ROCKS OUT LOUD!!!@JBacal said:
For me a minimum of 2 weeks-- probably longer (but as I've said repeatedly I'm slow!). However a very rough version could probably be done in only a few days.
Best,
Jay
His demos are great, but it's the little things he *says* (which he thinks are incidental) that are MOST important to me.
For me, a work day is a minimum 14 hours and if Jay thinks he's slow-- then you'll never hear a complaint out of me.
Two weeks, Jay--? Is THAT all? :lol:
1) a basic representable audio file? (small detail, but enough to make it real and convincing)
2) a detailed audio file with great depth, dynamics and true performance.
I estimate to make it real and convincing would take me about 15 days. But I'd also say to get it to that level would involve a fair amount of detail, since it's the perfomance nuances that make samples sound real!
Working with one computer, how long does it take you to make;
1) a basic representable audio file? (small detail, but enough to make it real and convincing)
2) a detailed audio file with great depth, dynamics and true performance.
Hello Emanuel
Another estimate (for Symphonic Orchestra):
1) 1 week (-2?) > 5 - 10 days à 9 hours = 45 - 90 h
2) 2 weeks (-3?) > 10 - 15 days à 9 hours = 90 - 140 h
1) My basic representable audio file would content the most important instruments. But these
are like they would be in the final mix or in other words: with all details.
Happy New Year!
Beat Kaufmann
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Hi guys, thanks for your posts.
I kind of figured it would take some time, but not that long.
(My estimation was half of what one would need in reality.)
So very interesting indeed, thanks again!
Any more posts or thoughts are still welcome off course!
...is not to hand it in before you give it a rest ...
How true...
Beat
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By the way
Guy, I wish you all the Best for 2008,
and a lot of melodies and ideas for your projects [;)]
Hi SVK, thanks for your input here.
Read your posts on the link you send;
Very generous and most documented to see the velocity curves and all.
Thanks man!
Phew 12 hours a minute...
-Emanuel
...is not to hand it in before you give it a rest ...
How true...
Beat
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By the way
Guy, I wish you all the Best for 2008,
Thanks Beat, of course I wish you great things as well for 2008.Hey Guy and Beat and Jay!
Thanks for your professional posts here.
Greatly appreciated ;)
-Em
There is a lot of good information in this thread. However, the one thing where the answer depends on your sequencer is the little Tempo fluctuations issue. I find this the easiest and quickest bit to do. I just play and record the track live with everything else muted, complete with wrong notes and chords, and then either drag the barlines to fit the "performance" or use merge from tap tempo. It takes roughly as long to do as it takes to play the track twice. Of course I have a lot of conducting experience, so I find this sort of thing very easy.
DG