Show threadLorenzo MinieroJun 23, 2025

There are a few key differences from my previous efforts:

* All guitars were recorded using my #harleybenton #dnafxgitcore, instead of the Line6 X3 Live I've been using so far: I experimented a lot, but was this an actual improvement?
* For the orchestra, besides VPO and KBH strings, I also used the free BBCSO VST by Spitfire Audio, to give more layers and textures: did it help, or did it make everything more confused and messy?
* I got back to singing on a couple of tracks (but not much)

3/n

Lorenzo MinieroJan 18, 2025

I took some time to write about my new DNAfx Git Core editor, how I added HTTP/WebSocket support to it, and how I used that to implement a dumb MIDI controller for the device. Hope you'll enjoy the read!

https://blog.lminiero.it/dnafx-editor/

#guitar #musicproduction #dnafxgitcore #harleybenton #midi

Automating the DNAfx GiT Core with open source (and MIDI!) | Lorenzo Miniero's blog

Lorenzo MinieroJan 5, 2025

A few years ago, I stumbled upon a video by Marty Friedman, where he showed a typical #Japanese pop #chordprogression, explaining how they're often quite inspired by #jazz. I saw the same chord progression explained in a deeper dive by Jack Lo, yesterday, so I decided to record it too. It was also an opportunity to use my new #dnafxgitcore for more than just USB reverse engineering 😂

I added the chords to the video (some may have the wrong name, apologies in advance), I hope you'll enjoy this!