This is a relatively “simple” concept that is actually really tricky to pull off! Watch my YouTube video on how to use a MIDI keyboard with X-plane here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAfJ-VVxvvs
As always, contact me with any questions you have!
This is a relatively “simple” concept that is actually really tricky to pull off! Watch my YouTube video on how to use a MIDI keyboard with X-plane here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAfJ-VVxvvs
As always, contact me with any questions you have!
I’ve decided to go ahead and release the whole video of my senior recital from back in November! It had been a long time coming and I’m very proud of the end result. By the way, the audio was recorded on UWF’s in-house recording system, which I then synchronized to the video that I took on my camera. Here is the video, and here is the program in order:
Concerto for Alto Saxophone (1979) 0:00 – Ingolf Dahl
Recitative
Passacaglia
Blake Riley, piano
Concertino da Camera (1935) 15:34 – Jacques Ibert ** My memorized performance of this placed 2nd place at UWF’s Concerto Competition in 2021.
Allegro
Larghetto
Animato Molto
Blake Riley, piano
Partita for Flute, BMV 1013 (1723-1724) 28:30 – J.S. Bach
Allemande
Intermission
Bop Duets (1980) 35:50 – Bugs Bower
No. 2
Kameron Horak, alto saxophone
Fifteen Two-Part Inventions (1723, arr. 1969) 38:50 – J.S. Bach
No. 3 Arr. Larry Teal
No. 4
Brittany Comer, alto saxophone
A Tribute to Sax (1994) 43:05 – Alain Crépin
Allegro
Largo
Allegro Vivace
Blake Riley, piano
Encore: Partita II for Violin (from memory) 55:44 – J.S. Bach
Allemande
This is a song I wrote based on some licks from Bill Cunliffe’s solo on Solfeggietto (which I transcribed and played here). I hope you like it, it was crazy doing this during COVID! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qE_aBa4z_c8
Ok, so my 5 tip video is 16 minutes long. The 5 tips are:
The video will show you exactly how to do those things instead of trying to read about them on Image-Line’s website and figure it out that way.