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The Sage
posté sam. 28 août 2004, 00:09
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Anyone come across a decent Sf2 or sample of a bagpipe- don't particularly want to spend $300-400 for a sample cd for 1 sound
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Jaysee
posté lun. 30 août 2004, 02:52
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I playd the pipes as a kid. The drones do go on, are a bastard to keep in tune, 'cant recall if they're an A with two Ds or the other way around. Much of their 'bagpipiness' comes from 'grace notes' which pepper notation of Scots music. These exist in a sort of rtthmic limbo as they arent bar subdivisions....you just cram 'em in!
The ones I remember dimly are 'doublings, triplets , touraloos..cant spell that but it sounds like Scottish , and the finger twiddling 'Burl'
Pipers dont do circular breathing like say a digery doo, or some modern sax andbrass players. baggpipes on the other hand use an infated leather bag held under the arm and squeezed while the player is breathing in.
Now heres a strange bit of trivia: did you know the traditional way to keep the leathe bag plaible and moist, is filling it with black treacle. You get a whiff of of this maloderous substanvce...I can vividly recall the smell/taste...'Orrible!
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