My Lady Cary's Dompe
By Jim Wood on February 3, 2018 1:39 am
A lament (hence "Down in the dumps"). Extensive use of M4L LFOs and Device Randomizers.
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Grand surprise. Much better then all Moog- Play Bach stuff I know.
Kompliment mein Herr.
Q-Rosh wrote:
Grand surprise. Much better then all Moog- Play Bach stuff I know.
Kompliment mein Herr.
Danke sehr!
Nice, King Henry VIII would be proud 
... I've been wanting to play with M4L randomizer, it's time to do so!
This is really special. Like retro-futuristic? Futuro-classical music?
dj someguy wrote:
This is really special. Like retro-futuristic? Futuro-classical music?
Nah. There're really only 2 kinds of music. Good and bad. ::)
Great use of randomisation as it's very natural sounding. Maintains further interest due to those shifts. Gives a more performance/human element. Great little piece of music.
rdomain wrote:
Great use of randomisation as it's very natural sounding. Maintains further interest due to those shifts. Gives a more performance/human element. Great little piece of music.
Yes, Anonymous was a great composer. ::)
onezero wrote:
A lovely invention! Fine melody, counterpoint, and modulation.
theGuen wrote:
Wow nice! Sound is amazing
CosmicCairns wrote:
Really nice effort.
miraclemiles wrote:
Nice, King Henry VIII would be proud
LydiaPrimate wrote:
Really cool!
Thanks all!
Deliciously Baroque™
Reminds me of the switched on Bach + Clockwork Orange soundtrack stuff. Huzzah!
orangedrink wrote:
Deliciously Baroque™
Reminds me of the switched on Bach + Clockwork Orange soundtrack stuff. Huzzah!
Since I've been working on versions of this piece snice 1976, makes sense. ::)
Wonderful retro-futuristic classical music, the Device Randomizer sounds like a really neat musical tool.