Man, you're bibliography says you don't know what you're doing, but this is just amazing!
It's funny because I face the same dilemma when I hear music. I listen to something, get inspired by it, try to recreate it and just end up making my own thing instead.
Keep up the great work, I'm looking forward to some more work from you :D
Organized freestyle all the way!
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I like to make music on my keyboard and computer in my free time. I'm just starting out and don't really know what I'm doing yet. Let me know if you have any comments / criticisms for my songs :)
By the way, my wife made this exquisite Owlvatar :)
Another thing: does anyone know where I can find the umlaut key?
(UPDATE) Thanks, Source :) My umlaut was in the Windows character map.
By the way, my wife made this exquisite Owlvatar :)
Another thing: does anyone know where I can find the umlaut key?
(UPDATE) Thanks, Source :) My umlaut was in the Windows character map.
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I have been listening to the new Massive Attack album for a few weeks, and I was initially trying to mimic some of the sounds I heard on there - especially from the songs "Splitting the Atom" and "Girl I Love You." But, then somehow the whole thing degenerated into some kind of sonic Ebola infection. I'm not really sure what happened.
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Blueline says:
17 Mar 2010
Zach Eaton says:
I agree with DJ: seriously, all your music has been impressive to me. You're not an amateur by any means, in my opinion.
The rhythms here are truly wonderful: everything there feels really right. There's not too much going on, and I can't imagine how one could add to it. Polyrhythms would just detract from the "cleanness" of the rhythm here.
(And have I ever mentioned how high your production values are? It's ridiculous: this track sounds like it could belong on one of those high-tier cop shows, no joke.)
Absolutely fantastic. Thanks for sharing!
*applauds*
The rhythms here are truly wonderful: everything there feels really right. There's not too much going on, and I can't imagine how one could add to it. Polyrhythms would just detract from the "cleanness" of the rhythm here.
(And have I ever mentioned how high your production values are? It's ridiculous: this track sounds like it could belong on one of those high-tier cop shows, no joke.)
Absolutely fantastic. Thanks for sharing!
*applauds*
09 Aug 2010
