The last movement (10.02) is probably the most sdc-friendly 
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The especially furiouz final segment 
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These pics spooky as fuck! Also rec quality sounds good!
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Iām recording straight from Rode NT5s to my PC via a mixing desk, then noise reduction in izotope. Considering itās a small living room I donāt think itās too bad.
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Iām listening through TV set up but kicked over to this from Hamelinās Hexameron rec. Yourās sound better tone wise back to back.
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Ah, epic Hyperion sound production values!
Yeahā¦ they should put out the compressed versions for ipod style mofos but have uncompressed sound - especially when buying āstudioā masters n shit. Da Doc have not had a bass register since what his medtner album?
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Daim, I get a TCHAIK vibe from da festin Orage.
It really sounds good.
Any update on da KAT masterclass btw? Troubleshooting a way to REC it?
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They usually swim in oceans of reverb.
Nope, not heard from him! Itās going to be either a matter of finding a way to rec the phone, or itās going to be buying a laptop! I can feed the audio into the phone now but if I want to rec it to my pc at the same time Iāll probably have to buy a splitter cable for the output from the mixer.
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Can I ask where you ended up putting the NT5s? Iām trying to do much the same (rec a grand in a small room) and I canāt find a decent mic placement.
This is the way I have it atm. Iām surprised itās working as well as it appears to be, but for whatever reason the bass is better with the left mic pointing diagonally rather than more or less straight ahead like the right mic.
I also seem to have had better control over the audio quality after feeding it through this inexpensive mixer (though in fairness I needed it to connect the mics to my pc):
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Thanks for the info - do you find you have to watch your breathing with the mics placed like that?
Iāve not been picking up much tbh. I suppose the direct line of the left mic is pointing more at the upper treble than to where I am. I was getting far more breathing noise with a phone sitting at the rightmost end of the keys.
Thanks mofo - I appreciate it! Iāll experiment along those lines
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Could you do me a favour and put this through the midi creator software you had? Iām not ultimately looking for a midi, but the plot of the notes and durations would be SUPER useful in terms of transcribing this, putting it down on paper and editing it compositionally into a polished form. It has enough good material, imo, to justify me trying to transform it into a composition.
If you can do this, no rush, it will take ages anyway to put it into Sibeliusā¦ ty
Here you go
Sonata for piano (improvised) (152kbit_Opus).mid (86.2 KB)
What are you using to view the MIDI output? Iāve not found anything so far thatās both user-friendly and displays in a helpful fashion. Iām using a antiquated thing called MIDIplay and would be happy if there was something better.
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Thanks, Iāll search around to see if there are any decent viewersā¦ if Iām really lucky maybe someoneās written an automated plugin for Sibelius which reads midis.
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Sib def imports MIDI, but unless your playing is supa-robot itās just a mess of hemidemis, ties and rests. A nice clean MIDI reader would be great if you find one (or find a way to make Sib read MIDI more cleanly).