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blue hell
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Seems to work pretty good for me 
You could post music here BTW if you want to. With a limit, but I'd vote for that limit to be stretched, I like the music you linked above.
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David Westling
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| Thanks for the kind words. I'm not sure how to post music directly to electro-music forums. Are there instructions onsite somewhere? I didn't seem to be able to locate such a feature. Yes, I have about 350 minutes of music composed and recorded in the last year since I acquired my latest setup. I'm in the process of amplifying my synth setup now, actually, so I'll probably keep up that torrid pace for some time to come. |
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blue hell
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You can attach (mp3) files to any message you type.
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mosc
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Yes, I can hear that.
This reminds me of a classical trio sonata. Of course it isn't tonal (or I can't recognize any tonality) but it appears to be mainly three voices. I like the structure and phrasing.
William Hoskins used to call this kind of thing a Stereo Suite.
Anything you call it, I like this kind of stuff. Please post more.
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Opps, forgot to mention. Post each track as a new topic in online music, or add them to this topic (not as good but it's OK). Notice that like link under your avatar. Click on the number of Audio files and a listing of all your audio attachments shows up. Not as slick as some of the other sites, but we're getting there slowly.
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| mosc wrote: | | Quote: | | Lately I've been focusing on pacing and cadence. |
Yes, I can hear that.
This reminds me of a classical trio sonata. Of course it isn't tonal (or I can't recognize any tonality) but it appears to be mainly three voices. I like the structure and phrasing.
William Hoskins used to call this kind of thing a Stereo Suite.
Anything you call it, I like this kind of stuff. Please post more. |
Thank you, mosc. I just uploaded another shorter piece a few minutes ago. I'm still working small in terms of number of ensemble elements, it's four voices in "Bring On the Steak Fries", not all there at once all the time. I expect my compositions will soon be somewhat more complex; I'm expanding my studio now, should be "complete" (ha ha) in the next month or so. |
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Hoskins-kin
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| mosc wrote: | | Quote: | | Lately I've been focusing on pacing and cadence. |
William Hoskins used to call this kind of thing a Stereo Suite.
Anything you call it, I like this kind of stuff. Please post more. |
Too bad the recordings of Hoskins' stereo suites are magnetic dust in the wind now, unless one of you former students still has some copies - the master tape recordings were not preserved at JU. |
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mosc
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Too bad the recordings of Hoskins' stereo suites are magnetic dust in the wind now, unless one of you former students still has some copies - the master tape recordings were not preserved at JU. |
Yikes, that's horrible. "Those bastards".
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