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Right here, let me know what you think guys :) I believe you may have heard the first two tracks, but theres a new one i'm quite proud of.

I've never heard any of your songs before. The first song reminds me of Alice In Chains' swing songs.

alice in chains had swing songs lol? i heard they were glam at some point, strange. thanks, I guess haha

They did a couple for fun, Swing On This is the only one I can remember, I think there's another one.

I like the last track the best, what gets me most is the little flute bit that plays every now and then, then a kid's voice repeats the same melody just afterwards.

cheers, glad you liked it :)

I'll have a listen after dinner.

I recognise that cover art from somewhere, what is it from?

i stole it off google hope its from nothing important haha

Haha nah nothing huge just reminds me of books I can remember having as a kid or something. Last track has the coolest music I think.

thanks mate. is more influenced by ambient and noise music then anything, it's what i've been getting into a lot so trying to break ground into that sort of sound

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Haha wow.

haha.

serious wtf

Aaron is bored.

I'm pretty tired but I've got stuff to do so I'll try and do it all before I sleep.

I kind of miss playing Sim City but I know I don't have time for that stuff anymore.

I've got a poster for marketing due on Wednesday night [lol poster for uni] but I have no motivation to finish it.

Get your magic markers out.

Word.

Getting tired before midnight.

What's happening to me?

lack of sleep?

You're turning into me.
[quote=Me and Noonward Talking](11:31:23 PM) Aaron: its subtle
(11:31:38 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: the last note is 10 percent slower right is the last note a quarter or what
(11:31:42 PM) Aaron: yeah.
(11:31:48 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: ok
(11:31:49 PM) Aaron: so its 10% longer in duration.
(11:31:49 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: so
(11:32:12 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: 15 + 4 (1.10)
(11:32:14 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: /4
(11:32:32 PM) Aaron: 12 + 4(1.10)/4
(11:32:39 PM) Aaron: 4-bar phrase
(11:32:42 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: oh last bar
(11:32:44 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: kk
(11:33:40 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: u said note at first lol
(11:33:43 PM) Aaron: haha
(11:33:49 PM) Aaron: lol
(11:34:02 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: 16.4/4[/quote]

Discussing a loop I wrote of 4-bar 4/4, where the last note is 10% longer than the rest. Trying to work out its time signature, lol.

you're crazy Aaron

why not just say you're changing the tempo

4.8/4?

Good morning persons, here is something I've been working on.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=87I75SG0
All the guitar parts are played on an acoustic through pc guitar/amp emulation, the rest of programming is from midi and/or fruity loops.
I haven't written any more after the current end bit, but I plan to.

Aaron it would be 4 bars of 4/4 with the last note of the last bar tied over into an extra bar consisting of a single 10-tuplet of a quarter note and just indicate the repeat with rehearsal marks.

If you wanted to be ridiculous about it you could call the last bar a bar of 4.025 / 4 but I'm not going to pretend for a second that's a real thing :lol:.

It won't fit into a conventional time signature for reasons I'm sure you're aware of.

16.4/16 is how I look at it. You're right in the traditional reading.

Same thing really. How do you arrive at the .4? I've used up my maths for the day.

10% of the last note of the 16-note phrase. It's in 4/4 [4-bars].
Should I be counting 16.1/16? lol.

Wait so, is the last note that you're extending a quarter note or an eighth or a sixteenth? I was working from it being a quarter note.

Ah I see. the 16th note of the phrase is 10% longer. Each individual note ordinarily has a quarter-note weighting.

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[QUOTE=Aaron;17222947]Ah I see. the 16th note of the phrase is 10% longer. Each individual note ordinarily has a quarter-note weighting.[/QUOTE]

Oh so, 4 notes per bar, then the last note of the last bar is 10% longer?

Yes.

Oh sweet, I don't have to recalculate haha.

It works out to be a time displacement of 0.97560975609756097560975609756099% per phrase cycle.

Indubitably old chum.

:smoke:

I need to think of a fictional name for a character in my music. I need suggestions. Thinking of an anglo-descent name, but less common. Not like Williams or Smithson, less common.

Mortonsire.

jammin with Dylan S tonight.

should be good.