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Mario Caroli Drum Kit - Download the Samples!

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Mario Caroli is a great flute player , a real virtuoso as well as a very enthusiastic musician. He authorized me to publish 25 flute samples on the Freesound Project , a collaborative database of sounds. Listen to and download the Mario Caroli Drum Kit . Each sound is unprocessed, as naturally played by Mario. As I described in a post about the recording session , this set of samples has been modeled after Logic Pro's "Classic Hip-Hop Remix Drum Kit", available in the drum machine Ultrabeat. 5/60 - Cell 2 A 6-second ringtone made with these samples. You can hear it around the end of Saturation . Hit play: Or listen to it on last.fm: 5/60 - Cell 2 . These flute samples are made available under a Creative Commons Sampling Plus 1.0 License : use them, and let us know about the music you produce!

1/60 - Cell 1 - My first ringtone!

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My first composition for cell phone! Click play to listen, and click on "1/60 - Cell 1" to go to last.fm and download the file. If your cell phone accepts mp3 ringtones, you should manage to use this one easily (check your manual...) Jean-François Charles – 1/60 - Cell 1 Maybe you recognize these bells: I just extracted them from 1/60 - Aria . You can listen again to the Aria: Jean-François Charles – 1/60 - Aria Each bell has its own sound In the Alps, each bell is different. There is a chance component in the process of fabrication that makes each sound unique. The sound depends also on the beater you use. In this recording, to stay within the theme of 1/60 (human / machine, natural / artificial), I produced artificial bell sounds, and I tried to give each bell a slightly different character. I used a physical modeling audio software, that enabled me to modify the "material" of the bells, and other parameters, such as how the beater bounces on the...