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Jū ni (十二) - Twelve
Lack of inspiration, but interested to experiment i tried the 12-tone challenge. rearrange the 12 notes of the chromatic scale to form a riff.
And so i did, but divided the riff into 3 equal parts and began arranging a melody line and a bassline against it, disregarding any 12-tone limitation.
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That is a T H I C C bass, completely caught me by surprise ahahahahaha. Great job on this experiment!
Oooo a 12 tone melody 
I find these so interesting too, ever since I saw that excellent Vihart video ono youtube. This one has a nice balance between the chromaticism and the harmony, and the production around it is tasty Nice one man!
That is a T H I C C bass, completely caught me by surprise ahahahahaha. Great job on this experiment!
Thanks man! i do love my basses of a disproportionate size, my apologies if i startled you 
Oooo a 12 tone melody <3 I find these so interesting too, ever since I saw that excellent Vihart video ono youtube. This one has a nice balance between the chromaticism and the harmony, and the production around it is tasty <3 Nice one man!
i've been following the 12tone channel for a while, also Adam Neely is most excellent. There are quite a number of music theory channels out there. And Vihart is awesome, probably why the 12-tone idea was in the front of my brain 
Now that serialism is no longer the dominant mode of composition (at least in academic circles), it's fun to see it used in a less oppressive way. Very enjoyable.
Has a nice fun vibe to it and the story behind it is interesting.
