Table of contents
Documentation date: 16 mai 2024
Version state
Valid
Validation date: 28 mai 2024
Version documentalist
- brecy (yann.brecy@ircam.fr)
Version realisation
- Jérôme Combier (Composer)
- Sébastien Naves (Sound engineer)
- Yann Brecy (Computer Music Designer)
Version length
20 mnUpgrade Motivation
Non Real Time version intended to be played as a tape containing the electronics with a click track.
Does not require the use of Max
Comment
Ableton Live Session
Other version(s)
Detailed staff
- clarinette, piano, violon, alto, violoncelle
Channel details
- Number of output channel : 4
Electronic equipment list
Computer Music Equipment
-
1 Live - Music Software
(Ableton)
version 11
Audio Equipment
-
4 Loudspeaker - Loudspeakers
For diffusion of the baked tapes -
5 ear-monitor - Headphones
for the click track
Work related information
Premiere
- 5 octobre 2010, France, Strasbourg, festival Musica
Publisher :
- Lemoine
Realisation
- Robin Meier
Useful links on Brahms
- Gone pour trio à cordes, clarinette, piano et électronique (2010)
- Jérôme Combier
File | Author(s) | Comment | |
---|---|---|---|
Download [11,9 Mio] | Score new clarinet score | jérôme Combier | with pedal cues |
Download [3,3 Gio] | Ableton session Gone_offline | Sebastien Naves & Yann Brecy | |
Download [1,9 Mio] | Score score | jérôme Combier | score with pedals and annotations for electronics |
Instructions
Description
In the original version of the piece, the sound of the six instruments are processed in realtime through several sound-effects, along with some prerecorded soundfiles triggered trough the piece.
This version is an tape version, where all the electronics are baked into a tape, within an Ableton live Session. A midi and an audio click track are provided to play alongside the tape.
Audio setup
No input beside the amplification of the instruments (if needed)
- 4 channel audio outputs for the tapes
- 1 channel audio output for the click-track.
Loudspeaker setup
- Speaker 1 & 2 : Stage Left and right
- Speaker 3 & 4 : Stage wide Left and wide right
Software installation
- Download the main project
- Open “Gone_non_realtime.als” with at least Ableton live 11.X
DSP status
- Depending on your hardware.
- 48kHz.
Routing in Ableton:
There are multipe tapes within the Ableton live Session, to let some flexibilty regarding the mixing.
You will find :
2 stereo tracks with the prerecorded sound files :
- SF 1/2 : to speakers 1 and 2
- SF 3/4 : to speakers 3 and 4
2 stereo tracks with the prerecorded realtime effects :
- FX 1/2 : to speakers 1 and 2
- FX 3/4 : to speakers 3 and 4
2 stereo track with more baked realtime effects :
- Spat FX 1/2 : to speakers 1 and 2
- Texas FX 3/4 : to speakers 3 and 4
You can route the midi or audio click tracks to an ear monitoring system for the instrumentalists.
The “Reference” track is only there for reference and synchro purposes. Must be muted during performance.
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Program note
Jérôme Combier, Juillet 2010.
Version documentation creation date: 16 mai 2024 12:51, update date: 28 mai 2024 11:11