Uploaded April 2009 | Updated September 2026, 30 minutes ago
A requiem for pianio/synthesizer and internal voice ;-) in romantic style.
While having been recorded as one long take, due to time constraints of Youtube, the video was cut into two parts.
The music is available under a creative commons commercial attribution share-alike license.
Some technical data:
The piano is a yamaha gt2 digital grand, recorded digitally onto a boss br 600 multitrack recorder.
The sound you hear is a mixture of the yamaha gt2 sound and a string synth coming from an external midi module (Roland RA-30, patch 3-11) which I am using from someone (for quite some time already :-s). The video is recorded using on old (and bad quality) Logitech Quickcam webcam. Video and audio are mixed together using kdenlive 0.7.2.1 on debian linux. The subtitles were generated using a python script that I wrote, which translates lines of text into transparent .png images containing titles/subtitles, and which calls ImageMagick for the hard work. Unfortunately Youtube compression has reduced quality to below zero. Somewhere during the second part, a small part of audio and video was cut out in an attempt to correct a mistake, but it results in some additional lag between audio and video. To be investigated...
A requiem for pianio/synthesizer and internal voice ;-) in romantic style.
While having been recorded as one long take, due to time constraints of Youtube, the video was cut into two parts.
The music is available under a creative commons commercial attribution share-alike license.
Some technical data:
The piano is a yamaha gt2 digital grand, recorded digitally onto a boss br 600 multitrack recorder.
The sound you hear is a mixture of the yamaha gt2 sound and a string synth coming from an external midi module (Roland RA-30, patch 3-11) which I am using from someone (for quite some time already :-s). The video is recorded using on old (and bad quality) Logitech Quickcam webcam. Video and audio are mixed together using kdenlive 0.7.2.1 on debian linux. The subtitles were generated using a python script that I wrote, which translates lines of text into transparent .png images containing titles/subtitles, and which calls ImageMagick for the hard work. Unfortunately Youtube compression has reduced quality to below zero. Somewhere during the second part, a small part of audio and video was cut out in an attempt to correct a mistake, but it results in some additional lag between audio and video. To be investigated...
