OOOooh! I've always wanted to try dice generated music, I shall have to do it sometime during WB! Great work it came out awesome!

OOOooh! I've always wanted to try dice generated music, I shall have to do it sometime during WB! Great work it came out awesome!

Very creative approach! The result is very original! Thanks for sharing!

Very creative approach! The result is very original! Thanks for sharing!

Someone gifted me a set of musicians dice a couple years ago. Very fun tool. They're basically awesome.

https://musiciansdice.com/ in case you're curious.

Someone gifted me a set of musicians dice a couple years ago. Very fun tool. They're basically awesome. https://musiciansdice.com/ in case you're curious.

I hear lovely chords all the way. A magnificent composition.

I hear lovely chords all the way. A magnificent composition.

Cool process! I would not have thought to use dice like that, and it ended up with an interesting composition.

Cool process! I would not have thought to use dice like that, and it ended up with an interesting composition.

You went all in on randomness, I see. Interestingly, the result sounds entirely intentional so I'd say it's a success!

Maybe next time you'll roll a duration over 2 minutes? We'll see

You went all in on randomness, I see. Interestingly, the result sounds entirely intentional so I'd say it's a success! Maybe next time you'll roll a duration over 2 minutes? We'll see :D

Hi birds! Nice chords

Hi birds! Nice chords :D

i really enjoy the guitar on this one and liked reading about your process.
hallo to birds! was just singing with a cardinal out this way 

i really enjoy the guitar on this one and liked reading about your process. hallo to birds! was just singing with a cardinal out this way <3

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We love tabletop RPGs too much not to do it.

Thank you for listening.

We don't have those, just regular D8s and D12s. The ones you have seem interesting, but only to determine key, or perhaps melody. Other ones I've seen online seem a little restricting in other ways, either being a fixed scale or a fixed mode.
You should totally try them sometime though.

They've been specially selected, by luck, but ordered by hand.

It's also great for learning scales. Roll a D12 for a key, a D8 for a mode if you like a bit of challenge, then a D8 for the chord on that scale.

You can't randomize the duration, unfortunately, but I'll certainly try this week.

If you want to see us go all in on randomness though, check our 2020 and 2022 stuff, that's entirely random and then some.

They delivered them in tiny packages, it was very cute. They came back to say hi afterwards.

I feel the guitar is a maybe a little weak, but its presence is definitely there. Glad you're enjoying it.
Birds say hi.

- Devieus

This one goes out to everyone: if you're looking for a podcast to listen to that uses this process to make songs every episode, or are looking for one now after this description, check out [url=https://bombardedcast.com/all]BomBARDed[/url], a D&D campaign where everyone's a bard. [quote=DonutShoes]OOOooh! I've always wanted to try dice generated music, I shall have to do it sometime during WB! Great work it came out awesome![/quote] We love tabletop RPGs too much not to do it. [quote=xavier marques]Very creative approach! The result is very original! Thanks for sharing![/quote] Thank you for listening. [quote=Drum Bender]Someone gifted me a set of musicians dice a couple years ago. Very fun tool. They're basically awesome. https://musiciansdice.com/ in case you're curious.[/quote] We don't have those, just regular D8s and D12s. The ones you have seem interesting, but only to determine key, or perhaps melody. Other ones I've seen online seem a little restricting in other ways, either being a fixed scale or a fixed mode. You should totally try them sometime though. [quote=Q-Rosh]I hear lovely chords all the way. A magnificent composition.[/quote] They've been specially selected, by luck, but ordered by hand. [quote=mukti]Cool process! I would not have thought to use dice like that, and it ended up with an interesting composition.[/quote] It's also great for learning scales. Roll a D12 for a key, a D8 for a mode if you like a bit of challenge, then a D8 for the chord on that scale. [quote=rplktr]You went all in on randomness, I see. Interestingly, the result sounds entirely intentional so I'd say it's a success! Maybe next time you'll roll a duration over 2 minutes? We'll see :D[/quote] You can't randomize the duration, unfortunately, but I'll certainly try this week. If you want to see us go all in on randomness though, check our 2020 and 2022 stuff, that's entirely random and then some. [quote=Mission Crossing]Hi birds! Nice chords :D[/quote] They delivered them in tiny packages, it was very cute. They came back to say hi afterwards. [quote=jwh]i really enjoy the guitar on this one and liked reading about your process. hallo to birds! was just singing with a cardinal out this way <3[/quote] I feel the guitar is a maybe a little weak, but its presence is definitely there. Glad you're enjoying it. Birds say hi. - Devieus

Dunno if I'd call it confusing - you actually anchor this one in 5/4 quite well. Love the chord changes, and that woodblock hit in the backdrop is a really pretty touch.

Dunno if I'd call it confusing - you actually anchor this one in 5/4 quite well. Love the chord changes, and that woodblock hit in the backdrop is a really pretty touch.

Sounds like D&D for compesition... roll double damage! Worked our well.

Sounds like D&D for compesition... roll double damage! Worked our well.

The 5/4 was about adding a layer of complexity so there wasn't as much effort needed to make it sound unique or some such
Much love for the claves, always pulling through

Glad it struck a crit to your liking

- Ebrit

[quote=levelcapybara]Dunno if I'd call it confusing - you actually anchor this one in 5/4 quite well. Love the chord changes, and that woodblock hit in the backdrop is a really pretty touch.[/quote] The 5/4 was about adding a layer of complexity so there wasn't as much effort needed to make it sound unique or some such Much love for the claves, always pulling through [quote=NWSPR]Sounds like D&D for compesition... roll double damage! Worked our well.[/quote] Glad it struck a crit to your liking - Ebrit