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Not much music done this week, I'll leave you those pianos...
XLN audio grand piano, not sure of which patch, some reverbs and delays, some strings synth at the end, voilà!
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You have a way of achieving space in your recordings that I admire greatly. You use reverbs and delays very well. Piano sounds great. Cool track!
This is the start of something. The peaceful piano arpeggio mixed in with the electronic stuff is nice.
I like this, but I know I'd love this if you changed the strings to accordion.
- Spider
i like the slightly shrill dissonances on the attacks as you play a little chromatic-gracenote to some of your utterances here. such monstrous passion in every gesture! 
You have a way of achieving space in your recordings that I admire greatly. You use reverbs and delays very well. Piano sounds great. Cool track!
Thanks a lot. When there is less elements it is easier to add more reverbs + delay...
This is the start of something. The peaceful piano arpeggio mixed in with the electronic stuff is nice.
Thanks, yes more of a sketch than a fully grown track last week, but I did feel that it wouldn't be right not to submit something that close of the end!
I like this, but I know I'd love this if you changed the strings to accordion.
- Spider
Thanks for the idea, I should do an accordion track by the end of the year!
i like the slightly shrill dissonances on the attacks as you play a little chromatic-gracenote to some of your utterances here. such monstrous passion in every gesture!
I am just TOO LAZY to fix that, but agreed that it adds character!
Thanks all for the kind comments!
Knowing you are a drummer, I tried to find out, if this has an effect on how you play the piano and how you compose. I guess it does have a big influence, and influence I like very much. I also like the little melody and everything in total ...
