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This file has expired and is no longer available here. The owner of the topic can re-upload the file, or post a link to an off-site file. <BR><BR><a name="planetz-tag"></a>Genre: Ambient<BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Uses: Pulsar Effects,Pulsar Mixers,Pulsar Synths<BR> copyright © kensuguro<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> another tune! And some new ideas. I feel like I tapped into a new zone of creativity with the past 2 new tunes I posted. I think it's my serious electronica phase again. (last time was like 3 years ago?)

Uses a bunch of mod patches,
hummel bluesynth for bass and chords.
Made entirely with CW synths.

wow, ken, that's simply amazing!

you are on a roll

This is the music that should play when you open the Creamware Home Page.

That and an interview with the composer!

What a showcase of great sounds! ...and yet also a great piece of music. Well orchestrated!

Kensuguro..."soundtrack for your life"...

R

Upon second listen I am really getting an Isao Tomita vibe, only played much better and recorded perfectly.

This is really something!

R

whoa, thanx for the smashing reviews guys!
I really dunno what has gotten into me these past few days.. I may have to do with becoming a fire breather. hehe.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: kensuguro on 2004-09-12 13:12 ]</font>

Nice indeed. I could imagine some female vocals here àla Björk

Had another listen this morning - it's like a happy sort of AI going about it's business - grows on ya

wow, really nice!
do you think that the types of sounds in traditional japanese music really lend themselves to modern electronic music? 'cause i really hear that. i think a piece like that sounds right in any period....

Tasty - the percussion sounds blew me away.
This tune is something to be very proud of.

interesting notion gary. I think it's definitely true for taiko drums. As you may know, taiko drum pieces are made only of short long, strong weak timbre variances. I think this tune uses some of those colors. Also, since Japanese traditional music is very minimal in terms of melody, it's probably why it has links to electronica. (lots to do with timbre) So you get lots of note repetitions and phrase looping and such.

Not that I had it mind while I wrote it tho. This tune was sort of a spontaneous thing.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: kensuguro on 2004-09-12 23:57 ]</font>

also, the vocals are often interesting in timbre and expression, kinda like synth textures...

*edit* of course this is a spontaneous piece. i just noticed it's timelessness...

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: garyb on 2004-09-13 00:01 ]</font>

"timelessness".. wow, that's one thing I've been striving to achieve.

wow! the creativity is definately flowing in this song... the drums definately make for the liveliness of this song. makes me want to go on an adventure or something...

Hi Ken,

This is way cool. Very positive, spaceous and yet super intimate.

Nice song, and delecious production.

Interesting. I like the percussion programming. Not so sure about the main synth sound. Generally this piece has a quirky quality that is nice. It might work well with film.

On 2004-09-12 12:01, nprime wrote:
Upon second listen I am really getting an Isao Tomita vibe, only played much better and recorded perfectly.

LOL!!! I totally agree. I'm a huge Tomita fan. Sounds Like the results of night on the town with Tomita & Plaid. Someone must have spiked the shochu... Love it Ken!