Topic: Every Which Way
Continuing on updates to the software, most it allows me to shape the music better, even if I didn't do much in this case.
https://youtu.be/Xu-rwXm8YRk?si=KxFgxFlcNnR0yx9D
Piano: Shigeru Kawai SK-EX
Ken
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Re: Every Which Way
kencarlino wrote:
Continuing on updates to the software, most it allows me to shape the music better, even if I didn't do much in this case.
https://youtu.be/Xu-rwXm8YRk?si=KxFgxFlcNnR0yx9D
Piano: Shigeru Kawai SK-EX
Ken
Wow, to me it sounds like you’ve done a lot. Right from the start, I was constantly surprised by new, fast rhythmic sections. Music full of surprises.
"Every which way" is like an idiom that means in all directions or in a random, disorganized, or haphazard manner / Moving or scattering everywhere at once.
I can see in front of me when listening, the strong wind blew the papers every which way.
Or you as a composer is trying many different ways to achieve a goal..
Or said in a funny way, when your loud music started, the frightened ducks scattered every which way.
Have to say, I love this piece! Now in my top five of your pieces.
This music is so incredibly descriptive, it could fit into funny movies.
Thanks again ken! You surprise me positively
Best wishes,
Stig
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Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:
kencarlino wrote:Continuing on updates to the software, most it allows me to shape the music better, even if I didn't do much in this case.
https://youtu.be/Xu-rwXm8YRk?si=KxFgxFlcNnR0yx9D
Piano: Shigeru Kawai SK-EX
Ken
Wow, to me it sounds like you’ve done a lot. Right from the start, I was constantly surprised by new, fast rhythmic sections. Music full of surprises.
"Every which way" is like an idiom that means in all directions or in a random, disorganized, or haphazard manner / Moving or scattering everywhere at once.
I can see in front of me when listening, the strong wind blew the papers every which way.Or you as a composer is trying many different ways to achieve a goal..
Or said in a funny way, when your loud music started, the frightened ducks scattered every which way.
Have to say, I love this piece! Now in my top five of your pieces.
This music is so incredibly descriptive, it could fit into funny movies.Thanks again ken! You surprise me positively
Best wishes,
Stig
Hi Stig, I think all the ideas apply, I really like this comment "the frightened ducks scattered every which way", good one, I laughed at that.
Thank you for having a listen!
Ken
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Re: Every Which Way
kencarlino wrote:
Continuing on updates to the software, most it allows me to shape the music better, even if I didn't do much in this case.
https://youtu.be/Xu-rwXm8YRk?si=KxFgxFlcNnR0yx9D
Piano: Shigeru Kawai SK-EX
Ken
Dear Ken,
It sounds great! Having better expressive control in the software always pays off—even when used subtly, it adds a whole new level of realism and flow to the performance.
Great Job!
Carmelo
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carmelo.paolucci wrote:
kencarlino wrote:Continuing on updates to the software, most it allows me to shape the music better, even if I didn't do much in this case.
https://youtu.be/Xu-rwXm8YRk?si=KxFgxFlcNnR0yx9D
Piano: Shigeru Kawai SK-EX
Ken
Dear Ken,
It sounds great! Having better expressive control in the software always pays off—even when used subtly, it adds a whole new level of realism and flow to the performance.
Great Job!
Carmelo
Wow thank you Carmelo! Sometimes am I not sure how a song will be received, I am glad this one connected!
Ken