new song

It has been said that those who mix a musical pitch are unable to seek or recreate modulations, at least not repetitively, but I fundamentally disagree. When planning discontinuous movements, I often find that modulating a somewhat simultaneous array of musical compositions helps a great deal.

Your work is primarily concerned with transdisiplinary sound. Rather than post-serially suggesting predominant intervals, you now prefer dominating poly-timbral types of key-signature, in conjunction with highly instrumental devices. In short, the perception never dominates the tone. As a highly fragmentary composer you have explored the connection between expressions and compositions and have expressed new ways to 'decipher the riff'.

Thanks Jonas. In other words, more bass??
None can be as slick as yours Frank. And, I have a hard time replicating (at least until after the fact).


it's the silence in between the notes me thinks..

Brilliant! Neo-classical snobbery at it's best!

Keep up the good work.

Cheers,
Terry.

timidi


haven't written it yet though.
whadya think of it so far?

Only listening on lappy, but it seems to lack bottom end, mids and highs. Goes on a bit long too.

timidi


haven't written it yet though.
whadya think of it so far?

Seems a bit dry and monotonous.

I love the Philip Glass minimalist approach to this piece. It reminds me of that great film by Andy Warhol called "Sleep"... which is six hours of watching a poet named John Giorno sleep for 6 hours... brilliant!

When's the remix Tim?

You know you need it.

timidi


Yea Ed. I'm working on it as we speak. Mostly trying to de-clutter the arrangement and add a little air.

Waves makes a plug for that (I think).

Definitely a trendsetting song!