Very interesting inspo! Scriabin is great, one of my favourite weirdos. This has a vibe of comfortable eeriness. I like how the sparsity allows the spiciness of each note to shine. I would listen to this late at night on a Monday.

Very interesting inspo! Scriabin is great, one of my favourite weirdos. This has a vibe of comfortable eeriness. I like how the sparsity allows the spiciness of each note to shine. I would listen to this late at night on a Monday.

It really sounds like the ghost is loose in the machine.  There's a spooky vibe and I get the sense of machinery or technology breaking down.

It really sounds like the ghost is loose in the machine. There's a spooky vibe and I get the sense of machinery or technology breaking down.

Haunting! Excellent use of space here

Haunting! Excellent use of space here :)

Scriabin would die in jealousy if he could hear this. Superb!

Scriabin would die in jealousy if he could hear this. Superb!

the low rumbles are so good

the low rumbles are so good

The vibrations of ANS are really cool with the piano.  Damn this has such a spooky but huge space feel to it. 

The vibrations of ANS are really cool with the piano. Damn this has such a spooky but huge space feel to it.

I don't know who a Scribian or what a Virtual ANS is... but I likes what my ears be hearing... cOoL stuff

I don't know who a Scribian or what a Virtual ANS is... but I likes what my ears be hearing... cOoL stuff

I had to read up on the ANS because I was not familiar. Really cool.  I never understood how optics were used in early electronic music so the documentary sounds interesting. I love the tremolo effects and stereo panning. It is the defining characteristic in the composition giving it a tempo and evoking the sound of energy. Piano is definitely a nice touch of percussion and high register that brings it to life. Great work on the composition!

I had to read up on the ANS because I was not familiar. Really cool. I never understood how optics were used in early electronic music so the documentary sounds interesting. I love the tremolo effects and stereo panning. It is the defining characteristic in the composition giving it a tempo and evoking the sound of energy. Piano is definitely a nice touch of percussion and high register that brings it to life. Great work on the composition!

Thank you all!
I realize that I probably should have included some more information about the Prometheus Chord and the ANS (both virtual and physical). For those who are still curious:
The mystic chord: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mystic_chord
A nice piece about ANS, old and new: http://cdm.link/2013/10/ans-amazing-eer … inks-vids/
Virtual ANS for Windows/Mac/Linux:http://www.warmplace.ru/soft/ans/

[quote=Avarine]Very interesting inspo! Scriabin is great, one of my favourite weirdos. This has a vibe of comfortable eeriness. I like how the sparsity allows the spiciness of each note to shine. I would listen to this late at night on a Monday.[/quote] [quote=CosmicCairns]It really sounds like the ghost is loose in the machine. There's a spooky vibe and I get the sense of machinery or technology breaking down.[/quote] [quote=Mission Crossing]Haunting! Excellent use of space here :)[/quote] [quote=Jim Wood]Scriabin would die in jealousy if he could hear this. Superb![/quote] [quote=orangedrink]the low rumbles are so good[/quote] [quote=Tone Matrix]The vibrations of ANS are really cool with the piano. Damn this has such a spooky but huge space feel to it. [/quote] [quote=Podling]I don't know who a Scribian or what a Virtual ANS is... but I likes what my ears be hearing... cOoL stuff [/quote] [quote=NWSPR]I had to read up on the ANS because I was not familiar. Really cool. I never understood how optics were used in early electronic music so the documentary sounds interesting. I love the tremolo effects and stereo panning. It is the defining characteristic in the composition giving it a tempo and evoking the sound of energy. Piano is definitely a nice touch of percussion and high register that brings it to life. Great work on the composition![/quote] Thank you all! I realize that I probably should have included some more information about the Prometheus Chord and the ANS (both virtual and physical). For those who are still curious: The mystic chord: [url]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mystic_chord[/url] A nice piece about ANS, old and new: [url]http://cdm.link/2013/10/ans-amazing-eerie-russian-optical-synth-now-ios-links-links-vids/[/url] Virtual ANS for Windows/Mac/Linux:[url]http://www.warmplace.ru/soft/ans/[/url]