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thanks! i kinda made this a video specifically to appeal to broader audience ;) but at the same time the music wholly depended on the video: i loaded it into ardour and layered music on top, always checking how it plays together. i started with some heavily distorted and otherwise processed "saw" yo...

that kind of noise — count misfortune

another music video and another video utilizing silent movie footage — except this time i made music after the video (so technically one might see it as a video with soundtrack instead of mv F_F)

full album is coming soon

This is an interesting "soundscapes" album. I enjoyed the textures and the glimmerings of a varied heritage. I think I never listened to guitar based soundscapes before, not in that way. Thanks for an intriguing and educational album. Best wishes, Jeanette Thanks for your words ^_^ No need to have ...

Glad to hear that ;) I'm interested how would you call this genre? (I rarely know how to classify my music heh)

thanks for listening ;)

https://f4.bcbits.com/img/a4169746993_2.jpg as the year ends i'm trying to tie all the loose ends and thus releasing a lot of stuff that was lying around waiting — one of these is three track soundscape album i've recorded back in january , in the vein of nice place , 'scapes . it was recorded the ...

my previous album was a live piano recording , so it didn't had much to do with gnu/linux and software in general , but the new latest — freshly released ̈ awaiting ̈ is another of those digitally processed field recordings there are only two — though long — tracks , united by theme (both are record...

Basslint wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 12, 2020 7:22 pm

http://ccmixter.org/

:D

It does look better than i remember it, thanks. But apparently the reason i didn't like it back when i was looking for a platform for my music is that it only has lossy mp3s :(

One of my major complains about major music platforms is inability to filter music by license. Lately (?) they are also making a point of hiding license somewhere where it's hard to find. Sure, all jamendo music is under some cc license and there's "creative commons" tag on bandcamp (is it even dire...

About a half year ago i finished the music of my latest album — a mix of improvised music, processed libre tracks, spoken word and noise — in fact it didn't take me any serious amount of time finishing. I was going to release it and started working on the cover art, and duh, that did take time. But ...

Any additional info, like which order were they created in, any themes on the records or is it random? :) I think bandcamp sorts by release date, which i've set correctly. Non-albumed tracks (haven't uploaded most yet) are usually considered "draft", albums usually follow some common theme. Like, "...

I'm not a big fan of existing platforms, so my primary music place is still decentralized network ZeroNet, but since i'd like to make my music more available to more people, i've finally overcame my distaste and published most of it on bandcamp . Unfortunately my latest works don't fit there due to ...

folderol wrote: All I get there is this:
Connection with UiServer Websocket was lost. Reconnecting...

Well, i'm getting those too, but only after the page is loaded (so it doesn't affect anything). Here's another proxy, maybe it'll work better for you

folderol wrote:Can't get anywhere with this - just get weird failure messages.

Someone complained before and static version helped. I'm afraid that's the best i can do atm

Just found this old post, and wanted to drop a kind word. I find the recording rather listenable. It is, as you describe, droning and repetitive, entrancing. The changes happen frequently enough to keep the active listener engaged. The sounds are interesting and the rhythms have just enough momentu...