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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / thawkins's music / sun 5 jan
Some generative parts, drums and bassline programmed separately.
The full song is around 28 minutes but I did not have time to edit it into a format better suitable for Weeklybeats. You can find the full version on Soundcloud here: https://soundcloud.com/trent-hawkins/20200101a?in=trent-hawkins/sets/2020-weekly
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CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)
Aw yeah, this is great. I am a thawkins fan, from hearing your music on WATMM. Glad to hear you are doing weekly beats, looking forward to more!
This sounds great! I'm really in to the stuff you've been doing lately.
Serious film soundtrack appeal. I like all the magic happening over the top of the rhythmic pulsing.
First thing I listened to this morning.. what a great intro to a day this is....
Lovely <3 That's an impressive generator you have there.
Another great generative track!
Aw yeah, this is great. I am a thawkins fan, from hearing your music on WATMM. Glad to hear you are doing weekly beats, looking forward to more!
This sounds great! I'm really in to the stuff you've been doing lately.
This is giving me Ceres Motion flashbacks
Simply put, I love this track.
Serious film soundtrack appeal. I like all the magic happening over the top of the rhythmic pulsing.
First thing I listened to this morning.. what a great intro to a day this is....
These are some fine notes.
Thanks everyone, really glad you liked it! I posted the full version on Soundcloud now (with some minor tweaks): https://soundcloud.com/trent-hawkins/20200101a?in=trent-hawkins/sets/2020-weekly
lovely musical stuff - is the 16th note line the generative part?
There are two - one is the 16th note line that sounds sort of like a guitar or a banjo, and the second is a much slower pad sound which is difficult to hear but I promise it is there. 
That's an impressive generator you have there.