ravisoni wrote: ↑

26 Dec 2017

For anyone interested in data

Great idea! This puts a nice spin on the thread. I might have to get in on the action soon.

Wow that Kaleidoscope is a beast!

Interesting composition. I like the flute sounds and the busy misc percussion sounds. I'm also hearing how some of the elements aren't strictly following a skeletal rhythm and I like how quirky that is.

I remember hearing from you before and you definitely have your own sound which is a great achievement. There is indeed an influence of deep/jazz house but you've also managed to create your own realm. I'd say this also has a psychedelic feel which I'm really into. Good work!

I like the suspense and there is enough going on to maintain interest throughout. Care to share the process?

Hey I remember hearing this on SC but I didn't get a chance to leave feedback. I like the dark and edgy feel of this - preferring this vibe more than your usual style.

What exactly are "bach" chords by the way? I didn't know he owned his own chords.

The composition itself is good for what it is. I think the drums are your weakest link; they sound too programmed even for any kind of electronic track.

I like your idea of holiday inspiration. Thanks for kick-starting my Pointless Puzzle with my green face, high-pitched voice, Asian chopped salad with fried tuna and the cats drinking the tuna water of course. Do you even know what I'm talking about? Probably not...but your Endless Melodies piano pa...

Cool! Solid concept here even though it is pretty minimalistic. I think the vocal samples ruin the vibe and make it seem a bit silly.

Sounds good. I like your edgy musicality.

Nice vibe. Hard lyrics with a smooth ride. I might have to get some of that Hi-Tech.

Is album listening a thing of the past for the average listener? Most definitely. It is a fact that attention spans have diminished over the years. The concept of an album has depreciated over time as well. Actually, I think the whole damn process of making music has depreciated, but that is anothe...

This is why I frequent the kitchen more so than the other sub forums. ↑

EnochLight wrote: ↑

25 Dec 2017

Well, you can't bring up left brain/right brain arguments and then dismiss them.

Not dismissive of the argument. Just saying the argument against left/right brain functionality is besides the point I make about art vs craft.

Anyways have fun in February!

I'll just take a straight cognac after working this holiday rate!

Haa! The difference between a cover and a tribute is art IMO. Automobile mechanics do more creative thinking than tribute bands. I have a sibling who does both of those! Being a clone is left brain analytical thinking while covering engages the right side of the brain for personal creativity. I am a...

Zac wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2017

If you ever get to do the decadent summer away you should come to England and I'll show you the mad country it is.

That could very well come to fruition as my girlfriend is putting pressure on me to meet her Italian famiglia. I should be able to make a stop or two along the journey.

Zac wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2017

You decadent capitalist pigs. Merry Chri$tma$.

Just kidding. All the best to you and yours.

Ohhh yeah we would get along splendidly. Merry Christmas you candy cane conformists.

I like when I press tab and the virtual cables jiggle.

Damn. Serious piece of work, Ace. Still listening Thanks I appreciate the listening! :) I binged the entire thing when I woke up this morning. Enjoyed it. Favorite track is still "Everybody Is Fucked " Wow thanks! Yeah I suppose that track title is somewhat subliminal now. Haa! Title changed for ge...

Wave Alchemy just released a new instrument that is less of a tradtional drum machine called Evolution: https://www.wavealchemy.co.uk/evolution/pid182/ that might fit what you're looking for... So strange of them to release a "Revolution" along with "Evolution" as they are similar names. I don't th...

Yeah...uh...winter sucks.

I just want to try Wave Alchemy Revolution.

I'll have a listen to this over the next few days, thanks. Nice artwork :) When you kept mentioning 21 tracks i kept thinking 21 x 7 mins = a huge album. So slightly surprised to see them in the 3 to 4 min range but quite sensible for album listening IMO. Congrats! Thanks! I wanted to personally re...

Congratulations on the release. Thank you much for the feedback and support. I didn't know there was going to be a sneaky finger. :shock: The project will be on several platforms but this page was generated by the distributor at the cost of a quick slip of a finger up my own butt of course. I figur...