#104

Thanks, I’ll try this out.

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#105

Hello! As to how well the tune “fits [into] the idea of the haiku”: that, alone, is at the discretion of the composer; it cannot be transferred, the equivalency, between artists. However, I think the piece is fab: ‘floral’ and effervescent. Adore the nuances and arrivals/disappearances of the instruments–especially the french horn. ~ Michael

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#106

So sorry for Your loss[es]. The piece is definitely in need of some supporting additions, and I, too, really dig, as You wrote, “the intermittence of the lead voice.”

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#107

Thanks for the comment. Minor White, a photographer, once said that something should not be photographed for what it is, but for what else it is. That is something I follow with much of my photography, and in music the associations are even more overtly tenuous.

Cheers.

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#108

[to Joe Biomassa]: “Hi! I adore the main lead synth, and its complimentary percussive, reverb-cloaked percussive hit, but it–especially in the entrance–is in need of some supporting additions.”

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#109

I always tend to leave a patch for a week or two, trying to record it and then turns out to sound like mud compared to what I hear sitting infront of the monitors. This is one of those moments.

This is a quick recording in one take with the guitar going into the a preamp from a contact mic, one output into the audio interface and the other into the eurorack setup.
My question is: should I make a proper recording with this patch/song idea, or just kill my darling?

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#110

Late comment here, but lovely studio! Nice row of Sputnik cases, too. Seems like a productive very cool working space.

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#111

Thanks! Last year I moved out of my longtime studio that was 1,800 square feet into this space that is about 400 square feet. It’s been a challenge, and certain things are no longer possible ( drums) but I’m starting to get things done.
I really like the Sputnik stuff… it’s a shame that they folded.

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#112

Thank you, I feel like the last 3-4 minutes is what I tend to like the most. I appreciate the feed back. This last week was wild with my Master’s Defense.

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