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SanityTheorist
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12 May 2013, 7:22 am
12 May 2013, 7:22 am
Moog wrote:
I'm quite pleased with this, and none of my friends give a damn about my music
http://soundcloud.com/horsefluid/logical-mystic
http://soundcloud.com/horsefluid/logical-mystic
I like it. It reminds me of some of my favorite music by Alan Parsons, in the album "I Robot". Fitting too, as you title it "Logical Mystic".
Logic is the topic in my blog I use per Algorithm, with "I Robot" music to illustrate it.
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12 May 2013, 3:43 pm
12 May 2013, 7:30 pm
SanityTheorist wrote:
Not my style I listen to remotely, but this is the kind of electronic music I can really respect. Great composition skills!
Thanks!
aghogday wrote:
I like it. It reminds me of some of my favorite music by Alan Parsons, in the album "I Robot". Fitting too, as you title it "Logical Mystic". Logic is the topic in my blog I use per Algorithm, with "I Robot" music to illustrate it.
Logic is the topic in my blog I use per Algorithm, with "I Robot" music to illustrate it.Thank you. Yes, I think it is rather 'prog' in that vein, kinda old fashioned in a way.
b9 wrote:
it is like a sound painting rather than a song. it does not really travel through multiple chordal developments, but rather it explores the marriage of sounds on a linear and non divergent scale. that is my dullard perception. i could not really listen to all of it because there were no surprises.
That is a good description, thank you
Maybe I'll attempt something with more changes next. My version of Giant Steps or something
12 May 2013, 7:35 pm
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12 May 2013, 7:45 pm
aghogday wrote:
Piano music I created recorded on a voice recorder and transferred later to youtube. It doesn't play well on mobile devices and tablets but okay at low volume on desktops.
I originally called it Challenging Alexithymia With Music, but have considered another title "Nautilus" for it per post from my blog linked below on "Autism and the Nautilus":
http://katiemiaaghogday.blogspot.com/20 ... tilus.html
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SApGpWf2dg[/youtube]
I originally called it Challenging Alexithymia With Music, but have considered another title "Nautilus" for it per post from my blog linked below on "Autism and the Nautilus":
http://katiemiaaghogday.blogspot.com/20 ... tilus.html
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SApGpWf2dg[/youtube]
You're obviously a very talented pianist. I quite like the recording as well, it almost sounds like it's coming from a digital gramophone.
12 May 2013, 7:47 pm
b9 wrote:
here is an attempt by me to play backing tracks to paul simon's "50 ways to leave your lover"
all i can do is copy it i guess. but i can see some underlying musical realities.
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=11191023
all i can do is copy it i guess. but i can see some underlying musical realities.
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=11191023
I'm a bit confused b9, which part is you? Is it the Piano?
I believe I hear the original vocal and drums, I recognise those drums particularly, a popular drum break sample
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12 May 2013, 10:02 pm
13 May 2013, 12:48 am
Moog wrote:
I'm a bit confused b9, which part is you? Is it the Piano?
I believe I hear the original vocal and drums, I recognise those drums particularly, a popular drum break sample
I believe I hear the original vocal and drums, I recognise those drums particularly, a popular drum break sample
That's the second b9 song that was simply a recording of something else... where's your special b9 influence that makes this "yours"? I want to support my fellow musicians...
...must be the piano somehow... it's the only thing that is noticeable during the fadeout...?
"back tracks"... that must mean the piano... seems to fit so well (or so quietly?) you'd think it was the original recording. Better live playing than me, that's for sure!
13 May 2013, 6:56 am
Moog wrote:
aghogday wrote:
Piano music I created recorded on a voice recorder and transferred later to youtube. It doesn't play well on mobile devices and tablets but okay at low volume on desktops.
I originally called it Challenging Alexithymia With Music, but have considered another title "Nautilus" for it per post from my blog linked below on "Autism and the Nautilus":
http://katiemiaaghogday.blogspot.com/20 ... tilus.html
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SApGpWf2dg[/youtube]
I originally called it Challenging Alexithymia With Music, but have considered another title "Nautilus" for it per post from my blog linked below on "Autism and the Nautilus":
http://katiemiaaghogday.blogspot.com/20 ... tilus.html
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SApGpWf2dg[/youtube]
You're obviously a very talented pianist. I quite like the recording as well, it almost sounds like it's coming from a digital gramophone.
Thank you Moog. Out of curiosity did you listen on a desktop or portable device?
Or if you have the technical expertise could you explain to me why it would be so distorted on portable devices but not distorted on home computers at low volume.
People have told me it sounds like some type of uncomfortable sounding "oriental" music on portable devices, if they can hear it at all. If that is where you heard it, I did not consider the gramophone analogy. That is an interesting thought in appreciating what some might find very uncomfortable to listen to.
I have to wonder when I listen to the distorted version if my mind is not filling in the "holes" because I already know what the "full version" sounds like so well.
