http://blog.f4k3.net/fake/index.php/ everything fake en Wed, 08 Sep 2010 03:21:26 +0200 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Dotclear http://blog.f4k3.net/fake/index.php/post/2005/02/06/muse-rocks%21 urn:md5:8f2abfbcfd044f3cc630d6531e5f2b67 Sun, 06 Feb 2005 21:32:00 +0100 fake music <p>After getting clifford's USB-MIDI-Keyboard working by extracting the firmware out of the windows drivers (<a title="usb midi firmware" target="_blank" href="http://usb-midi-fw.sourceforge.net/">details here</a>), i played around with muse some more. The usb-keyboard was a bliss, setting up the fluidsynth-outputs and assigning the outputs to tracks is a bit tricky, but i got used to it pretty quick. The muse homepage has links to soundfont websites, i liked <a title="hammersound soundfont library" target="_blank" href="http://www.hammersound.net/">hammersound</a> best, they have an austrian mirror ;)<br /><br />without being too proud of it, i can present you the first sniplet i created: it's <a href="https://blog.f4k3.net/resources/fake/muse-test.mp3" title="1 sec loop sample">here</a>, it's only a second or two, but i think it's cool, and not a bad result for playing around with a software for the first time - i had a lot of try-and-errors before, be sure to safe often when you use muse, while it's basically very stable, it crashes from time to time (at least for me). i created the sample linked above in approximately 5 - 10 minutes.<br /><br />now it's time for PIZZA!</p> http://blog.f4k3.net/fake/index.php/post/2005/02/06/muse-rocks%21#comment-form http://blog.f4k3.net/fake/index.php/post/2005/02/06/muse-rocks%21#comment-form http://blog.f4k3.net/fake/index.php/feed/atom/comments/5