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[fpc-other] StrumPract, the Swiss knife of musicians.
Fred van Stappen
2017-07-13 14:27:53 UTC
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Hello.

I am happy to announce the born of StrumPract.

It was created using fpc, msegui and uos.

StrumPract has various tools for musicians.

Learn to play drums set in 4 lessons.
Practice your instrument with a editable drums machine.
Tune your guitar and bass.
Play audio files, change tempo and loop it.

There are compiled executable for Linux 32/64, Windows 32/64 and FreeBSD 64.
=> https://github.com/fredvs/strumpract/releases/


There sources are here:
=> https://github.com/fredvs/strumpract/


PS: Any comment are highly welcome.

Fred van Stappen
<http://sites.google.com/site/fiensprototyping/home>
n***@z505.com
2017-07-24 02:21:47 UTC
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On 2017-07-13 09:27, Fred van Stappen wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I am happy to announce the born of StrumPract.
>
> It was created using fpc, msegui and uos.
>
> StrumPract has various tools for musicians.
>
> Learn to play drums set in 4 lessons.
> Practice your instrument with a editable drums machine.
> Tune your guitar and bass.
> Play audio files, change tempo and loop it.
>
> There are compiled executable for Linux 32/64, Windows 32/64 and
> FreeBSD 64.
> => https://github.com/fredvs/strumpract/releases/ [1]
>
> There sources are here:
> => https://github.com/fredvs/strumpract/
>
> PS: Any comment are highly welcome.
>
> Fred van Stappen

Does it have anything to do with MIDI?
Recently bought a midi keyboard and have midi drum kits

p.s. "learn to play drums in 4 lessons".. okay but I am a drummer and it
took me a little longer than that ;-)
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DaWorm
2017-07-24 03:27:09 UTC
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p.s. "learn to play drums in 4 lessons".. okay but I am a drummer and it
took me a little longer than that ;-)


Guess it depends on how long each lesson lasts!

Jeff
n***@z505.com
2017-07-24 03:29:37 UTC
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On 2017-07-23 22:27, DaWorm wrote:
>> p.s. "learn to play drums in 4 lessons".. okay but I am a drummer
>> and it took me a little longer than that ;-)
>
> Guess it depends on how long each lesson lasts!
>
> Jeff
>

Well, the first issue is, that a nice long lesson will give blisters on
the fingers...

Need thick skinned farmer hands :-)
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Fred van Stappen
2017-07-24 12:33:04 UTC
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> Guess it depends on how long each lesson lasts!

Sincerely, I never found somebody who can do the lesson 3 directly.

But, that is the magic of humans, if you do it slowly, try to do 4 loops without errors and still counting loud, (+- 5 minutes), the next day, after a night of dreaming 1,2,3,4, you should do it directly and follow tunes.

And you have all your life to improve yourself.

Fre;D
Fred van Stappen
2017-07-24 12:18:47 UTC
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> Does it have anything to do with MIDI?

No, all is done with wav files coupled with a endless sine wave.

> p.s. "learn to play drums in 4 lessons".. okay but I am a drummer and it ok me a little longer than that ;-)

Huh. of course. I am a drummer too but I have to say that (long time ago) the trick to count loud 1, 2, 3, 4, place the bass on 1, snare on 3 and closed hat on 1, 2, 3, 4 was the beginning of all.

I did begin drums-set with 2 wood sticks, the ground as bass-drum, a table as snare and a glass for hat.

@ beginners, if you can do the lesson 3, you are on the way to become drummer.

Huh, yes, we mans have much more difficulty than women to synchronize our feeds with hands.
(But some say that when we get it, we are more creative).

Thanks to try StrumPract.

Fre;D
n***@z505.com
2017-07-25 12:08:43 UTC
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On 2017-07-24 07:18, Fred van Stappen wrote:
>> Does it have anything to do with MIDI?
>
> No, all is done with wav files coupled with a endless sine wave.
>
>> p.s. "learn to play drums in 4 lessons".. okay but I am a drummer
> and it ok me a little longer than that ;-)
>
> Huh. of course. I am a drummer too but I have to say that (long time
> ago) the trick to count loud 1, 2, 3, 4, place the bass on 1, snare on
> 3 and closed hat on 1, 2, 3, 4 was the beginning of all.
>


AFAIK it is informally called "backbeat"
The basic rock beat of all.

And ...

"Backbeat is a 1994 Anglo-German drama film directed by Iain Softley. It
chronicles the early days of the Beatles in Hamburg, Germany."


> I did begin drums-set with 2 wood sticks, the ground as bass-drum, a
> table as snare and a glass for hat.
>
> @ beginners, if you can do the lesson 3, you are on the way to become
> drummer.
>
> Huh, yes, we mans have much more difficulty than women to synchronize
> our feeds with hands.

I have tought a few women to play drum basics (small sessions, nothing
serious) and found they are pretty much the same as men in making
mistakes learning, but, not enough scientific evidence for a study ;-)

Would be an interesting science study: the ability to learn multi
tasking instruments: brain science. Man vs woman.

> (But some say that when we get it, we are more creative).
>
> Thanks to try StrumPract.
>

When I get an a.d.d. threaded opportunity!

Have a laptop sitting waiting to try installing bsd on soon


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