That's just really sweet that you are writing songs for her.  *tear of joy*

Love this warped soundscape + acid jam rave out.

That's just really sweet that you are writing songs for her. *tear of joy* Love this warped soundscape + acid jam rave out.

Reminiscent of those post afx rave sounds. Very tight knit

Joy is sleeping

Reminiscent of those post afx rave sounds. Very tight knit Joy is sleeping

How does she like it?

How does she like it?

She's been very happy with what I'm doing, so far. I'm trying to do some things that also work into some of the music she listens and performs to -- she's a burlesque performer under the name Joy Coy, and I like making stuff that she could use for inspiration and such. Thank you for asking!

[quote=Jim Wood]How does she like it?[/quote] She's been very happy with what I'm doing, so far. I'm trying to do some things that also work into some of the music she listens and performs to -- she's a burlesque performer under the name Joy Coy, and I like making stuff that she could use for inspiration and such. Thank you for asking!

Daang, real nice. Such a journey this track. As soon as that beat dropped I was in for the long haul. Both weeks so far are really long and varied. Do they take you long to arrange? Or do you do a kind of live thing once you have your palette?

Daang, real nice. Such a journey this track. As soon as that beat dropped I was in for the long haul. Both weeks so far are really long and varied. Do they take you long to arrange? Or do you do a kind of live thing once you have your palette?

I basically arrange random bits, then just throw it together on the fly -- sometimes I do it more planned, but usually, I am pretty long form about it. My more synthpunk stuff, AKA the stuff that I play live/sell, is more planned out for structure and such, because I sing over it.

[quote=Simon Koehn]Daang, real nice. Such a journey this track. As soon as that beat dropped I was in for the long haul. Both weeks so far are really long and varied. Do they take you long to arrange? Or do you do a kind of live thing once you have your palette? [/quote] I basically arrange random bits, then just throw it together on the fly -- sometimes I do it more planned, but usually, I am pretty long form about it. My more synthpunk stuff, AKA the stuff that I play live/sell, is more planned out for structure and such, because I sing over it.