February Contest: Gossip

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Vote on theme for February Contest

Poll ended at Sun Feb 02, 2020 7:04 pm

Cheesy or Lofi lounge/elevator music song challenge
4
29%
Groundhog day theme of repetition
7
50%
February 10 “National clean out your computer Day”
3
21%
 
Total votes: 14

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Hellfog wrote: Fri Feb 28, 2020 4:56 pmYou voted on person that don't have any music "Spring Goose"
Admittedly I entered last-minute just to have more voting options (or, to save someone else from ending in last place), but coming behind someone with no music at all is a bit harsh :hihi:

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wasnt the time limit 3 mins?
2.58 is less than 3 yeah? :cry:

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vurt have been disqualified, too long 5 min

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vurt wrote: Fri Feb 28, 2020 5:14 pm wasnt the time limit 3 mins?
2.58 is less than 3 yeah? :cry:
But your track is 5 min

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wha? serious?
it bloody shouldnt be!!!

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balls! something is amiss.
apologies.

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harvon wrote: Fri Feb 28, 2020 1:10 pm Most music is about repeating patterns, so how to excellently express a theme of repetition with a medium that is naturally repetitive? I thought if someone would even compose a short fugue of two or three melody snippets that repeat and interact in counterpoint.
Putting something like that together, even a short piece, is a time consuming effort. At least for me it is. Here is a counterpoint thing I made last year.

Plain Vanilla Fugue

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25 hours left to vote closes 21:00 Swedish time

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mountainmaster wrote: Fri Feb 28, 2020 9:27 pm Here is a counterpoint thing I made last year.

Plain Vanilla Fugue
Yes! It carries the classical counterpoint air.

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still cant work out what happened?
the wav file is 2.58.
somehow converting to mp3 has increased the length? :o (will have to convett something else later... :oops: ).

hasnt dome it to anything else and i havemt changed any settings so :shrug: is the best ive got.
enjoyed the different interpretations of the theme :)

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Vurt: If you render to mp3 directly from DAW same thing?

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yeah, i did it all in samplitude.
not to worry, ill just make sure i check the mp3 next month :hihi:

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I'm guessing your wav file had a sample rate of 96 kHz. Then a conversion to 48 kHz would slow it down, making it twice as long. And if it went down to 44.1 kHz even a little longer.

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mountainmaster wrote: Sun Mar 01, 2020 7:49 pm I'm guessing your wav file had a sample rate of 96 kHz. Then a conversion to 48 kHz would slow it down, making it twice as long. And if it went down to 44.1 kHz even a little longer.
i shall have to check this, thanks for the suggestion :)

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Hellfog wrote: Sat Feb 29, 2020 6:51 pm 25 hours left to vote closes 21:00 Swedish time
Woooops......

:dog: :oops: :dog:

Realized only just now i needed to vote....

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