Very creative budo! Enjoyed the way you used the sounds in unexpected ways, so well. Visuals also tre cool, seeing the response to the audio IRT.
Experiencing this, is like noticing directly that we are all somewhere between right now, and infinity. Keep exploring!
thank you so much for listening and for your comment. the (embarrassingly low-effort) video is done by projectM, a free programmable music visualizer that resurrects the classic MilkDrop visualizer for Winamp. it's a cheap and trippy way to get a video
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thank you for this yes it is kind of trippy i agree!
]]>budo wrote:i hope everyone is having a great holiday season. i haven't been on this subforum in a while but hope to get back here!
here's a rather weird improvisation i did using one of the ruined presets. it turns out they make a good drum machine ...WoW! A rather weird, yes, but amazing! I really hope you are getting back here. Someone said (about Headington, there are of course several headington) ”Awesome to see someone transform Dallas into an artistic city”.
Now I can say about you, nice to hear someone transform Pianoteq into an artistic ”musictool”. You budo, have created a new musical language that is extremely personal, noticable.
When you play jazz I can hear it is you, your style. Now this is another genre (like my impro with Organteq ”Free improvisation insp. by P Cochereau, organist of Notre Dame of Paris”) that I can recognize to you by listening - if you keep going on in this genreBest wishes
Stig
thank you so much for listening and your comments. i probably will do more ruined pianos but it might be too unlistenable i will check out the organ improv, def a good direction to go in!
]]>Experiencing this, is like noticing directly that we are all somewhere between right now, and infinity. Keep exploring!
]]>i hope everyone is having a great holiday season. i haven't been on this subforum in a while but hope to get back here!
here's a rather weird improvisation i did using one of the ruined presets. it turns out they make a good drum machine ...
WoW! A rather weird, yes, but amazing! I really hope you are getting back here. Someone said (about Headington, there are of course several headington) ”Awesome to see someone transform Dallas into an artistic city”.
Now I can say about you, nice to hear someone transform Pianoteq into an artistic ”musictool”. You budo, have created a new musical language that is extremely personal, noticable.
When you play jazz I can hear it is you, your style. Now this is another genre (like my impro with Organteq ”Free improvisation insp. by P Cochereau, organist of Notre Dame of Paris”) that I can recognize to you by listening - if you keep going on in this genre
Best wishes
Stig
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