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To be honest, I did not notice that. I did look at the sheet music, but then just listened to the song, and liked it. I noticed some minor mistakes in timing.
Which is something I am not used too, when listening to a track of yours.

Gps wrote:To be honest, I did not notice that. I did look at the sheet music, but then just listened to the song, and liked it. I noticed some minor mistakes in timing.
Which is something I am not used too, when listening to a track of yours.

My timing may have been off from playing with my left hand in a brace, and unable to move it. It's something how one part of the body influences the others.

Yes that's prob is the reason. Still a nice melody
And you could fix it in lmms.

When I play something by hand, I always have to do that.

The tendentious in my left hand, seems to be healed now. I picked up my grandmothers flutes for awhile, while the hand was healing. Now I can go back to making classical music, even tho I enjoy making Native American music.

Congrats

At times I felt like I'm in a great concert venue, looking down on the orchestra.
Great work!

unfa wrote:At times I felt like I'm in a great concert venue, looking down on the orchestra.
Great work!

Thank you.
I like one of the organ presets better than the fs2 organs. So I did another Johann Sebastian Bach
organ piece.
St Anne's Prelude And Fugue In E Flat Major
https://soundcloud.com/eino1953/bach-st ... flat-major

I did "St Anne's Prelude And Fugue In E Flat Major" without my bass foot keys, now I have them working again. I will be doing it over again in the future.
For some odd reason I had them plugged in to one of the outputs, instead of the midi input.
I really need to slowdown, and look around once in awhile.

I did another Bach piece that was originally written for the harpsichord on the Organ.
This time I should have a more convincing sounding pipe organ sound.
https://soundcloud.com/eino1953/bach-ca ... the-bwv992

I am again impressed. Maybe even a bit jealous.