i mean, the topic is good for souch stuff.

i know, but it's very big and sometimes you can lose overview. Besides it's just for your personal creations

Yeah, with this post we have 817 and to be quite honest I'd like to access posts from the past without knowing the exact number or just going and going until I find the one I want because I know I found here some stuff I liked yet don't remember exactly the author or post number.

Anyway guys I just created a music group a little while ago, I know almost no one is interested but still, if you are, there's it.

Here's the Chinese di-zi imitated with MiniDiZi by KongAudio.

Oh, so that's what that thing on my keyboard is meant to be! I've got it too, although it sounds a bit different from the one you just posted.

Even this plug-in itself has a bunch of different presets. Considering that it's free, albeit a limited version of its paid counterpart, and that I tweaked some parameters like portamento and polyphony, chances are, your keyboard will sound more realistic. Also, bear in mind that this thing that I posted is not HQ.

Just figured that the plug-in has a ton of great presets, all totally-synthesized and tuned for authenticity! Excellent! Transitions between notes are also amazingly realistic!

Indeed! I love that bagpipe! And as for the chinese instrument, the one you posted sounds more like a recorder, while the one I have on my keyboard sounds more like a reed, for example on a harmonika.

what thing on your keyboard?
hozosch
Oh, so that's what that thing on my keyboard is meant to be! I've got it too, although it sounds a bit different from the one you just posted.

also how do I use sim-bp

i learned how to use sim-bp here's a song

The di-zi.
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what thing on your keyboard?
hozosch
Oh, so that's what that thing on my keyboard is meant to be! I've got it too, although it sounds a bit different from the one you just posted.

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I guess it's supposed to sound more like the former than the latter, but can't tell much as I have listened to real performances only a few times and I have not heard the thing on your keyboard.
-- (hozosch):
Indeed! I love that bagpipe! And as for the chinese instrument, the one you posted sounds more like a recorder, while the one I have on my keyboard sounds more like a reed, for example on a harmonika.

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Here's an unfinished attempt of mine to find out what would happen if I tried to use the bagpipes in a blues orchestra kind of thing. So I hope I'll be able to add the other instruments soon even though it's already been quite difficult to make the drums on the computer keyboard, but what I would like to ask you is whether anyone here has an electric guitar with a wah-wah pedal and can record some great funky chords to mix with this thing. The tempo is 75 BPM.

Wow, that's cool. Reminds me of Gunhild Garling. She plays the blues on bagpipes like noone else!