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Another fairly old piece, started about two years ago, which may have been one of the earliest of my synth/classical instrument experiments. Basically analog and digital synth tracks with a doubled cello track.
In keeping with the usual aquatic titles and images which seem to be attached to many of these ambient pieces, I have changed the original, boring title I had (Ambient Onze) to something reflecting this image by Kevin Raskoff, one of many strange and beautiful creatures brought to our attention by the Census of Marine Life 2010, which identified an incredible number of new species; neighbours, as it were, we never knew we had ;-) For some reason I put the French number for eleven, which is the tune's series number, in the original title, and kept it here in English. Sounds like it should be a children's song.
This revised version is thanks to davajonah who reminded me that I forgot to turn up the volume (as much as I can) before posting ;-)
In keeping with the usual aquatic titles and images which seem to be attached to many of these ambient pieces, I have changed the original, boring title I had (Ambient Onze) to something reflecting this image by Kevin Raskoff, one of many strange and beautiful creatures brought to our attention by the Census of Marine Life 2010, which identified an incredible number of new species; neighbours, as it were, we never knew we had ;-) For some reason I put the French number for eleven, which is the tune's series number, in the original title, and kept it here in English. Sounds like it should be a children's song.
This revised version is thanks to davajonah who reminded me that I forgot to turn up the volume (as much as I can) before posting ;-)
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Daugrin
I was in Nassau, an aquarium there sports a huge tank of Jfish. Your effort here recalls the dancing fish... thanks.
Daug