whirled peas. Nice ambient jam Pari. A delicate blend of sounds that soothes the mental palatte. Post an extended version. I can see my self listening for a quick pick me up during a particularly stressful day.



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...you've had your share of those kind of days:) Always happy to be of service. Thanks ktb!

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Listening to you stuff is always a pleasure to me.
Can't wait to hear the next track :)

I tried this visualizer yesterday and will try it again now with your song.
It's quite nice - but I still love my G-Force visualizer (by SoundSpectrum).

ps: Eyephedrine is nice too :)

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I have to say is that you are too modest! When I push play on one of your pieces....I already know I'll be satisfied:)

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Now, I'll try that visualizer...

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I like the build in the song and the interesting textures you use and then the tail off back to the simple theme. Good construction!

Nice posting.

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Enjoy the textures and layering, great structure. I'm still coming down from this one.

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Psychodelic! Very cool. It sounds well-developed to me; I was expecting more of a sketch from your description, but I like this a lot. I like the way it builds and then starts to unravel around the 3/4 mark.

BTW, do you know about the "Golden Mean"? It refers to the proportion:
.618 : .382, which can also be expressed:
1 : .618, or
1.618 : 1

Anyway, the useful thing about it for musicians is that the proportion can be used in composing, in many different ways, but in a case like this particular piece, you could aim to have your piece peak around 62% of the way through, followed by a steady descent for the remaining 38%... not that you should, or anything like that, but it can be a fun proportion to play with, and you might like the results. It hasappeared in art, sculpture, architecture, and music for centuries, I believe because it feels so natural, whether or not the artist/composer/etc. was using it consciously.

You may know all about it already, in which case sorry to go on at such length! If not, and if you're curious to learn more, there's lots of information about it on the Internet.

Very nice music!

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Thank you so much! I've never heard of that before. Very interesting. In this case, as usual when I'm supposed to do something else I was just browsing through my sample library looking for good sounds and hit the record button every once in a while. I guess since I simply stopped when I was tired without even working on the structure I called it a draft - rarely are masterpieces done in 3 hours and certainly not by me:) Seriously though, every time I listen to any of your classical works I am fascinated not only by the musical talent, but also your tremendous knowledge of music theory involved. Thanks for sharing that with us!!

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when I saw you had posted a new tune I was excited. I tried the visualizer on this tune and on your Turning Point KOVII as well (since it's next in my itunes) and it was as cool.

The more I listen to your music the more I think "why aren't you doing this for a living?" Obviously you may not want to do that, but if you wanted to I think you could. You have a great God-given talent.

Anyway I look forward to more of your symphonic stuff too!
peace
chip

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Love the opening ... like a more gentle version of 'Tiubular bells', and this develops beautifully ... gentle but slightly disquieting, then it really takes off, and takes you away. Really dig the minimal percusiion (including the 'snaps').

If you did this in GB in a couple of hours, lord knows what you'd do at a weekend. Wonderfu

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This kind of music requires nothing but some fresh fruit, ice cream and a blender - "smoothies" are fun, true - but serious songwriting, the kind of songs you write - do take a lot longer for good reasons. So what would I do in a full weekend - I don't know, something more elaborate, closer to what you're doing? Seriously, thanks for stopping by.

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... don't do what I do ... go out and play in the sun instead!

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This makes me wish I had some spliff - good job pal.

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...will try the visualizer when I get home...

...I like this..."whirled peas" is a funny way of putting it...easy to visualize in my head, that's for sure...

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There's really excellent stuff going on here and that little glockenspiel-like ostinato bit is very eerie (bit John Carpenter-esque). I like the way the track builds - I can imagine vocals over parts of it (perhaps you should ask someone like Onesweetworld to have a go and see what they come up with...)

BTW what's that VintageWarmer thingy of which you speak?


KK

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It's funny how you're also hearing something "eerie" in this track! To me it's all dreamy and carefree. It's great how music is never static and grows with each person listening to it.
The Vintage Warmer plug-in is a high-quality digital simulation of an analog-style, a single- or multi-band compressor/limiter, it's easy to use and helps bring my GB exports to life. Why do i always sound like a salesman when I talk about plugins?! Thanks again for stopping by.

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Of course. Very nice. Love it whe the drums come in. Great sound you've got there. This si the sort of track that could go on for four minutes or forty (well, 17 to fit on one side of an LP - remember them?). I love it. Why the hiss at the beginning though? Is that deliberate - you never know thesse days:-))

Cheers,
Phil

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I spent a lot of time in my childhood listening to music and fairy tales on LPs. Somehow I guess that LP dust noise stuck with me and I added it to give the intro a more intimate feel, if that makes any sense:)

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hours trying to get rid of some crackling on a track. And you put it there on purpose. Genius.
I really, really like this - it builds beautifully and unhurriedly. You give the music room to breathe.
Cheers
Len



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I have spent quite awhile this morning listening to many of your songs. You are very, very good at making beautiful music. Listening, I find myself in my own little world, eyes closed and gently rocking side to side - feeling the music and awesome beat. The occasional piano teases and so many surprises in each creation, make me want to listen over and over. Wonderful!!! Thanks for sharing.

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a lot

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this is good shit

it starts bringing about feelings of early memories- fuzzy feelings of things that sort of take on an electic sepia tone.
then it kicks up a notch.
it really moves thru time and feels like a song of becoming one with your past and getting on with life. moviong to the future. well- that's what it says to me.

good shit, sir.

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this is good shit

it starts bringing about feelings of early memories- fuzzy feelings of things that sort of take on an electic sepia tone.
then it kicks up a notch.
it really moves thru time and feels like a song of becoming one with your past and getting on with life. moviong to the future. well- that's what it says to me.

good shit, sir.

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Kinda truble!!!!!!!
I feel your song with incredible suggest., impressive, with questa ricerca dei suoni...FANTASTICO...
Ciao



Im not musician-------> you YES
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Schello

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i confirm what I said
FOR THIS LIFE IS ENOUGH



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