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Hi again to all ! And thank's to all that comment and gave advice to my first classical.. Many advice to keep it simple, and I will try to have that in mind when I arrange those classical pieces... The thing is, I love BIG, with a lot going on, so how much will I bow for the audience ? That has happened to many band, has it not? and then they are not was they once was, right? But ok, this piece, I felt gave room for a lot of playing around the main melody, so I did... My mistake again? Well, I love this piece, so I guess, if u feel also this is to much, we are just different? Hehe, so maybe next time I post one of the pieces with piano only, or 2 or 3 instruments...  So here is it; Mozart 3. Conserto, Andante As always, all comment and advice very much welcome and appreciated !
Forever Grateful, BUT, sometimes pissed of. Trygve "Leo" Larsen BiaB 2020, Windows 8.1, Intel Core i5 CPU, 270GHz, 32 Gb RAM My OLD tracks on Soundcloud; https://soundcloud.com/trygve-larsen My NEW is unpublished The Universe = Uni-verse ie one song.
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Leo,
I don't know very much about classical music arrangements, but I really like the separation of the instruments here. I think you have done a really fine job of balancing the mix and emphasizing the highlights of the composition.
Bob
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hi Leo,
interesting to hear all the different instruments playing outside their "normal" genre... I liked the pedal steel best of all
I think the strings would benefit from some reverb. Strings are commonly associated with huge buildings having natural reverberation (cathedrals, concert halls etc) , and hearing them dry is a bit unexpected and jarring.
glad to see you are still having a blast with BIAB... what a great tool to make retirement interesting
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hi Leo,
interesting to hear all the different instruments playing outside their "normal" genre... I liked the pedal steel best of all
I think the strings would benefit from some reverb. Strings are commonly associated with huge buildings having natural reverberation (cathedrals, concert halls etc) , and hearing them dry is a bit unexpected and jarring.
glad to see you are still having a blast with BIAB... what a great tool to make retirement interesting I agree with Pat! You did a really nice job with this. Some reverb would sweeten the strings. Very enjoyable!! Take care. Greg
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Leo,
I don't know very much about classical music arrangements, but I really like the separation of the instruments here. I think you have done a really fine job of balancing the mix and emphasizing the highlights of the composition.
Bob Thank's Bob ! Glad u liked it !
Forever Grateful, BUT, sometimes pissed of. Trygve "Leo" Larsen BiaB 2020, Windows 8.1, Intel Core i5 CPU, 270GHz, 32 Gb RAM My OLD tracks on Soundcloud; https://soundcloud.com/trygve-larsen My NEW is unpublished The Universe = Uni-verse ie one song.
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hi Leo,
interesting to hear all the different instruments playing outside their "normal" genre... I liked the pedal steel best of all
I think the strings would benefit from some reverb. Strings are commonly associated with huge buildings having natural reverberation (cathedrals, concert halls etc) , and hearing them dry is a bit unexpected and jarring.
glad to see you are still having a blast with BIAB... what a great tool to make retirement interesting Thank's a lot again Pat for ur always insightful advice and kind words... I put ur advice on that reverb in my mind ! BiaB's is in fact a god sent gift for me. So never a boring day here !
Forever Grateful, BUT, sometimes pissed of. Trygve "Leo" Larsen BiaB 2020, Windows 8.1, Intel Core i5 CPU, 270GHz, 32 Gb RAM My OLD tracks on Soundcloud; https://soundcloud.com/trygve-larsen My NEW is unpublished The Universe = Uni-verse ie one song.
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hi Leo,
interesting to hear all the different instruments playing outside their "normal" genre... I liked the pedal steel best of all
I think the strings would benefit from some reverb. Strings are commonly associated with huge buildings having natural reverberation (cathedrals, concert halls etc) , and hearing them dry is a bit unexpected and jarring.
glad to see you are still having a blast with BIAB... what a great tool to make retirement interesting I agree with Pat! You did a really nice job with this. Some reverb would sweeten the strings. Very enjoyable!! Take care. Greg Thank's a lot Greg !
Forever Grateful, BUT, sometimes pissed of. Trygve "Leo" Larsen BiaB 2020, Windows 8.1, Intel Core i5 CPU, 270GHz, 32 Gb RAM My OLD tracks on Soundcloud; https://soundcloud.com/trygve-larsen My NEW is unpublished The Universe = Uni-verse ie one song.
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Melody gets a bit too lost, perhaps? But the very different sets of instruments do undeniably keep things interesting throughout, which is always a good thing 
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Melody gets a bit too lost, perhaps? But the very different sets of instruments do undeniably keep things interesting throughout, which is always a good thing Thank's Icelander ! Will have that in mind...
Forever Grateful, BUT, sometimes pissed of. Trygve "Leo" Larsen BiaB 2020, Windows 8.1, Intel Core i5 CPU, 270GHz, 32 Gb RAM My OLD tracks on Soundcloud; https://soundcloud.com/trygve-larsen My NEW is unpublished The Universe = Uni-verse ie one song.
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