
swamptherion
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About swamptherion
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Location
Guadalajara, Jalisco, México
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Website URL
http://soundcloud.com/swamptherion
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Biography
I've a degree in music (licentiate) and been studying music formally for about 5 years now, and counting.
I'm well-skilled in arrangement & orchestration, as well as in musical performance with both acoustic and electric guitars. I mostly like classical, flamenco, jazz, manouche, metal and videogame music. -
Real Name
Juan Torres
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Occupation
Student & Musician
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Collaboration Status
2. Maybe; Depends on Circumstances
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Software - Digital Audio Workstation (DAW)
Cubase
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Arrangement & Orchestration
Drum Programming
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Instrumental & Vocal Skills (List)
Acoustic Guitar
Electric Guitar: Lead
Electric Guitar: Rhythm
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Instrumental & Vocal Skills (Other)
Drums, Piano, Growls, Grunts, Guttural sounds
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What I meant was: for example, in the first passage, shouldn't the half note "touch" the quarter note? -third beat immediately after the second beat, same with those two A#. Not as if they were tied together, just one note played right after the other... you got it right in the second passage with those G# and A in the bass. Thanks to both of you for explaining velocity to me, it's clear now.
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swamptherion replied to Liontamer's topic in Announcements
Oh, I remember my first Final Fantasy... the music was just EPIC! Everyone loves Terra/Tina's theme, right? Greetings, folks -
neblix, great mini-tutorial! Thanks for taking your time. Ah, perfect, that was one of my main questions! So, if I'm writing sixteenth and eighth notes the notes will all fit exactly in a certain number of squares, and then if I need to write some triplets, I just change the grid so that tuplets fit to it, right? ..and when I change the grid back to sixteenth notes, the triplets I wrote will look out of place in the grid, like in the middle of two squares, right? Me neither... although I think he got some of the durations wrong, but the idea is there. One last couple of questions: those yell
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Thank you all for replying. I didn't replied before 'cause I went out right after I posted this thread. That's my plan, actually; I'm writing a score with a lot of instruments and I want to save it as musical notation with modern musical symbols, not as piano roll with red and green squares... what if I forget the notes and want to perform it live sometime in the future? I think it would be easier if I just read the sheet instead of figuring out the notes by looking at the DAWs keyboard. I mean, you wouldn't play Ponce's Thème varié et Finale reading a piano roll instead of the actual sheet,
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Hello. Well, actually, right now my only gear is a damn USB microphone, so... First of all, my remixes will be in the style of symphonic and power metal with synths. I'm planning to mic my guitar amp, I'll use Cubase 5 for that; and I'll use Finale 2011 for all my composition (orchestration, arranging, strings, etc.) and then import into Cubase 5 with VST or something... I don't get that "piano roll" thing in DAWs, there's nothing like standard musical notation for complex stuff. Then I'll do the drums and probably bass with EZdrummer or similar/better. Any suggestions?, a better way to do w
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The Newbie Introduction Thread: Come on in and say hello!
swamptherion replied to Mahaboo's topic in Help & Newbies
Hey, folks I've been following OCReMix since 2003-2004 now, and finally decided to create an account here and share some of my work; hope you like it! I've a degree in music (licentiate) and been studying music formally for about 5 years now, and counting. I'm well-skilled in arrangement & orchestration, as well as in musical performance with both acoustic and electric guitars. I mostly like classical, flamenco, jazz, manouche, metal and videogame* music. See you around. *obviously...