a beautiful mixture of layered waves with a nice chilled beat. love it.

a beautiful mixture of layered waves with a nice chilled beat. love it.

You have a real talent for these kind of relaxing BoC-adjacent introspective mood pieces

You have a real talent for these kind of relaxing BoC-adjacent introspective mood pieces

The tape wow is really beautiful on the sine-tone pads, absolutely love how they breathe.

Inspiring work.

The tape wow is really beautiful on the sine-tone pads, absolutely love how they breathe. [spoiler]The concluding section percussive bass is very clever, you took an 80s music cliche and reimagined its sound -- the way it comes in, first strictly as bass and later manifests into a complex sound (almost vocal-sounding) is awesome.[/spoiler] Inspiring work.

Lovely textures & sound.

Lovely textures & sound.

a very relaxing intermission for sure
- Ebrit

a very relaxing intermission for sure - Ebrit

lovely vibe, it's like the most soothing refreshing rainy day shower imaginable.

that buchla/LPG bongo/bass/drum thing in the middle is particularly delicious and well-deployed. piquant, supple, and effervescent among an already lush bed of texture.

lovely vibe, it's like the most soothing refreshing rainy day shower imaginable. that buchla/LPG bongo/bass/drum thing in the middle is particularly delicious and well-deployed. piquant, supple, and effervescent among an already lush bed of texture.

thank you!

thank you that's really high praise

thank you very much. To be honest many years ago I started writing music on trackers and never really escaped the mental structure of writing patterns and stringing them together. That gives me a strong sense of structure but at the same time the transitions between the blocks are a bit awkward, so most of my time is actually spent on refining and trying to hide those seams between the blocks of music.

[quote=Q-Rosh]a beautiful mixture of layered waves with a nice chilled beat. love it.[/quote] thank you! [quote=ineff]You have a real talent for these kind of relaxing BoC-adjacent introspective mood pieces[/quote] thank you that's really high praise [quote=ilzxc]The tape wow is really beautiful on the sine-tone pads, absolutely love how they breathe. [spoiler]The concluding section percussive bass is very clever, you took an 80s music cliche and reimagined its sound -- the way it comes in, first strictly as bass and later manifests into a complex sound (almost vocal-sounding) is awesome.[/spoiler] Inspiring work.[/quote] thank you very much. To be honest many years ago I started writing music on trackers and never really escaped the mental structure of writing patterns and stringing them together. That gives me a strong sense of structure but at the same time the transitions between the blocks are a bit awkward, so most of my time is actually spent on refining and trying to hide those seams between the blocks of music.

thank you

thank you very much!

thank you. I've been exploring the reverb.com free drum machine sample collection. There are drum machines there I had never even heard of. Some of these samples here come from the Roland CR series which to me sound really amazing

[quote=jimmac]Lovely textures & sound.[/quote] thank you [quote=Devieus]a very relaxing intermission for sure - Ebrit[/quote] thank you very much! [quote=license]lovely vibe, it's like the most soothing refreshing rainy day shower imaginable. that buchla/LPG bongo/bass/drum thing in the middle is particularly delicious and well-deployed. piquant, supple, and effervescent among an already lush bed of texture.[/quote] thank you. I've been exploring the reverb.com free drum machine sample collection. There are drum machines there I had never even heard of. Some of these samples here come from the Roland CR series which to me sound really amazing