Here is another one I did, also remixed and remastered since it was last posted.
Comments are welcome.
Synesthesia
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Thanks, I feel a little less depressed now.
It's a problem not fitting into a category for internet radio air play I have discovered.
I have found that I can not make great music when I am shackled by the confines of a genre. My philosophy is to try anything and improvise a lot in order to reach into my subconscious mind.
I couldn't tell you which synths I used because I did this so long ago. Perhaps if you are more specific. I own so many of them now, both hardware and software. I sometimes use free VSTi synths and effects, especially SIR convolution reverb at the time I made this.
It's a problem not fitting into a category for internet radio air play I have discovered.
I have found that I can not make great music when I am shackled by the confines of a genre. My philosophy is to try anything and improvise a lot in order to reach into my subconscious mind.
I couldn't tell you which synths I used because I did this so long ago. Perhaps if you are more specific. I own so many of them now, both hardware and software. I sometimes use free VSTi synths and effects, especially SIR convolution reverb at the time I made this.
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That's exactly what I felt. So many musicians online are trying to imitate a certain genre, beat or style with song that are meaningless, trivial or that don't convey anything of importance or that hasn't been said. You on the other hand are arranging songs in an unexpectedly delightful fashion. The remarkable thing I am impressed with the most is the unexpected juxtaposition of totally different parts of the song or styles, strange or ominous parts juxtaposed to mellow parts, to create songs that convey ideas in very powerful way. Your songs definetly are chalenging the music status quo.braincell wrote:
I have found that I can not make great music when I am shackled by the confines of a genre. My philosophy is to try anything and improvise a lot in order to reach into my subconscious mind.
This is the best I can describe it.
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