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Hi Adrian.
Thanks for your time.
Violas, noted.
Wandering quality, noted.
My intention with this piece. Well, "first priority" is my own amusement and secondly develop the quality of output over time, quality in the sense of being able to value...
Hi Kristofer.
This is interesting. Did pick up a Number theory book for a few days, this summer. Studied it at uni a few years from now. But my mathematical memory is too short to review your postulates, Haha, I do remember how to think about num...
Nice atmospheric and dreamy music. Could be used in sequence in a flim like Lord of the Rings.
I think that it could could benefit from middle voiced strings like viola to build up the harmonies. Because of the very "open" space between the bass ...
Interesting story. I especially liked the phonetic feel of the word "apopheosis". Can't remember me hearing someone use that word in real life, ever.
Now..
The music is also interesting, very alive and kinda amusing given the story, Many ideas co...
Hi Anne!
Thanks for you comment. You wrote:
"This piece is kind of all over the map, drifting around and
just going wherever."
Haha, that is my life :) No but, thinking about it, a more strict
and maybe more clever plan than just going on intu...
It's difficult to answer what you're asking here Per without knowing -- or you yourself -- knowing where you are trying to go. The piece is nice enough in and of itself but as all of us do, we rely on current skills and abilities and forget that w...
For me, it is just a feeling.
I usually (not always) begin by entering a few notes, choosing a key and then tries to "find" something that keeps the feel going. It can be sad or can be happy or something else, maybe a Tank battle during WW2 (that...
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- What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
- television, multimedia, Orchestra, Songs, Other
- What is your favorite genre or style of music?
- classical
- Is music your main income source?
- Sort Of - Music Related
- Where do you live?
- I live in Nybro, Sweden
- About Me:
- Hey there!
All I am trying to with the excerpts of my musical production you can find on my page is to communicate an emotion, mood or an event. Nothing more, nothing less.
Hat of to you
Per-Erik
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- At 5:13pm on November 26, 2009,
Chris Manthey said… - hey thanks alot for returning to comment =D
also thx for a listen!
hm now that you say it and i relisten to it again... eternity is pretty SMASHING..hm i liked that idea at the end, but in the middle its really penetrating~
i am mostly aiming for game music in style(since i also listen to it alot)
so thats not seen negative imo ^^ thx!
i am just still a bit simple in structuring the songs... they are really repeative and stuff.. no use for a film score, but more for a game score then...
for the 2-4th song i used fruity loops.
the first one was done with cubase and is pretty new compared to the others.
i am currently trying to figure out a bit about mastering and stuff.. thats probably what you mean with the "quality"
that the EQ is not pretty well balanced or the instruments themself~
i consider no 1 as finished...
but now i feel the urge to correct it XD
maybe i will
thanks!
Chris~
- At 6:44pm on November 12, 2009,
Chris Manthey said…
- your stuff is pretty epic in style! like lord of the rings but more folklore or something^^
i especially like no 5 lovsang till dagen, since it uses different instruments =)
and the violin is pretty irish/folkish
and nocture is pretty powerful voicewhise and interesting imo =)
- At 7:04pm on July 28, 2009,
Kento said… - Hey, I am curious, why do a number of your compositiosn have Chinese titles?
- At 11:27am on July 10, 2009,
H. A. said… - I do plan at some point to invest in other libraries just not right now. I am in the process of finding and paying someone who sequences great samples for a couple of my works that will be used as tracks fro various projects.
Yes, the pics are from the Trinidad Carnival....all excet two I believe. The Carenival season starts in December and ends in Feb! The Parade which is call ed the "Road March" is through the city giving people on the street a chance to see and take part and "jump up and dance" with the various sections while they make their way to the stadium for formal presentation and judgement. This all happens on the last two days of Carnival. Its starts Monday morning at 2am with dancing in the streets to rhythm and music then into the day for a less formal parage with partial costumes and this goes on until Midnight. Then Tuesday which is the official "Cranival Tuesday" is where the parage through the streets into the stadium happen and it ends at Midnight. Trinidad Carnival is the oldest in the Caribbean and older than that of Brazil. Actually, many carnivals are copies off of the form of Trinidad Carnival. There is a lot of symbolism to the Carnival but I won't go into it now as it would take up a lot of space LOL....
Here is a clip from the Sunday night before the Monday and Tuesday Parade. The Sunday is callded "Dimanche Gras" and it is used for the finals of competitions in music and costumes. This competition is called the Competition of Kings and Queens. Basically section leaders in the parade that wear HUGE costumes. The object is to dance to music while presenting the costume and what it signifies.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXmH1Zd6H0Y&feature=channel_page
- At 12:10pm on July 8, 2009,
H. A. said…
- Glad you liked the first suite and thanks for listening and commenting.
- At 12:09pm on July 8, 2009,
H. A. said…
- Yeah, the production of the first suite in A is not at all very good. But I hope to have that fixed at some point. I don't usually worry about production too much as my samples are not meant for actual use but as for demos for instrumental performance condiseration with score in hand. But the suites are different I do plan on using them for an event so I hope to have the production issues take care off.
- At 8:21am on July 8, 2009,
H. A. said…
- I will take a listen to your piece in dissection and leave a comment later today...
- At 12:47am on July 6, 2009,
Derianto Kusuma said… - Sounds good! Anytime you want to start "instrumenting", just tell me and I can send you the midi file via.. email? ok? I'm glad you like the tune :)
- At 12:32am on July 6, 2009,
Derianto Kusuma said…
- Me too! I'm also the kind that draws notes (lines) with mouse. I wonder how many among the composers use this kind of mouse clicking rather than gears?
No wonder, the vocals are very pretty. Probably no synthesizer can match that (except the super super expensive ones).
The strings and woodwinds in my song use the cut-down version of Garritan Personal Orchestra, but the harp is from a free synthesizer so it sounds a little fake. I wonder if it's possible at all to produce good sound quality with low budget..
Thanks for welcoming me!
- At 12:21am on July 6, 2009,
Derianto Kusuma said…
- lol no worries, actually everyone thought I'm from Japan :)
I'm listening to your nocturne, sounds sad but pretty. What music software and synthesizers do you write it with? Are the vocals by real singers?
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