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album: Plankton
track 1: 5:26 Drop
track 2: 4:46 Ocean Lady
track 3: 4:48 L'Heure Bleue
track 4: 3:31 Sink Into The Sea
track 5: 6:08 Steps
track 6: 6:36 Seven GHs
track 7: 2:32 Nautical Twilight
track 8: 12:48 See
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Album Description
open your eyes
to the ocean waves
primitive atmosphere and lightning
a closed glass container
now close your eyes
enable your alpha waves
close down your i
feel your galaxy's spiral waves
employ meditation
let the sound take you away
ponder your DNA's spiral
the wheels within wheels
close to the edge
down by the river
surf your alpha waves
finally close your eyes
Note:
I recommend listening to this album on headphones, while lying comfortably in your bed. It is meant to be like those self-hypnosis recordings. It works best for me when I'm tired.
The artwork is a carefully selected screenshot from the iTunes 6.0.4(3) music visualizer.
Song Description
The word "drop" has a variety of meanings. Look them up. Many of these meanings apply here.
~~~ notes ~~~
Initially I was using the Electric Piano just to capture chords and melodic ideas, with the plan to remove that track once I was done. But, by the end of working on this piece, it just fit so nicely I ended up incorporating it too. There are no loops in this. Everything started out played on keyboard, followed by lots of editing.
I used the JamPack4 Steinway, Harp, as well as English Horn, Xtra Oboe Legato, Xtra Flute Legato, Viola Section, and Xtra Bass Section Staccato and Legato.
The piece is in 7/8 time, with 5 sections containing 18 measures each, plus a short ending. The first and second sections contain the main chord progression. The Steinway introduces the theme in section two.
The third section modulates to the relative minor, featuring oboe and flute on the theme.
The fourth and fifth sections repeat the original chord progression, while the strings do some variations on the theme.
The last part starts out repeating the chord progression, but basically switches to I-IV-V-I to end the piece.
There's some longish echo on the Harp to get a sort of arpeggio effect. I also used the echo on the Bass Staccato.
track 1: 5:26 Drop
track 2: 4:46 Ocean Lady
track 3: 4:48 L'Heure Bleue
track 4: 3:31 Sink Into The Sea
track 5: 6:08 Steps
track 6: 6:36 Seven GHs
track 7: 2:32 Nautical Twilight
track 8: 12:48 See
...more albums...
Album Description
open your eyes
to the ocean waves
primitive atmosphere and lightning
a closed glass container
now close your eyes
enable your alpha waves
close down your i
feel your galaxy's spiral waves
employ meditation
let the sound take you away
ponder your DNA's spiral
the wheels within wheels
close to the edge
down by the river
surf your alpha waves
finally close your eyes
Note:
I recommend listening to this album on headphones, while lying comfortably in your bed. It is meant to be like those self-hypnosis recordings. It works best for me when I'm tired.
The artwork is a carefully selected screenshot from the iTunes 6.0.4(3) music visualizer.
Song Description
The word "drop" has a variety of meanings. Look them up. Many of these meanings apply here.
~~~ notes ~~~
Initially I was using the Electric Piano just to capture chords and melodic ideas, with the plan to remove that track once I was done. But, by the end of working on this piece, it just fit so nicely I ended up incorporating it too. There are no loops in this. Everything started out played on keyboard, followed by lots of editing.
I used the JamPack4 Steinway, Harp, as well as English Horn, Xtra Oboe Legato, Xtra Flute Legato, Viola Section, and Xtra Bass Section Staccato and Legato.
The piece is in 7/8 time, with 5 sections containing 18 measures each, plus a short ending. The first and second sections contain the main chord progression. The Steinway introduces the theme in section two.
The third section modulates to the relative minor, featuring oboe and flute on the theme.
The fourth and fifth sections repeat the original chord progression, while the strings do some variations on the theme.
The last part starts out repeating the chord progression, but basically switches to I-IV-V-I to end the piece.
There's some longish echo on the Harp to get a sort of arpeggio effect. I also used the echo on the Bass Staccato.
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peacepiano
Very relaxing and melodious. I am always impressed with how well your
tracks are produced. It'll take me a day or so to get through the rest of
the new album, but this is a good start.