This is a weird one .... even for me
It started out as some noodling on a cello patch when I was watching a movie (I often do that ... play along either on guitar or keyboard when watching something). The patch was quite dynamic so I got the idea to run i through a big muff (well actually big stuff by nembrini but you get the drift) to see if I could train my fingers to play more delicately .... turns out I could ;D
I needed something to play it over ... so I made a track with a couple of cellos (clean) added some drums and a simple bass guitar track. Something was missing .... I grabbed an old app I hadn't used in a while, a granular synth. Modified a patch I had made some years ago based on a recording of my grandson at about 1 year old. (The sound ended up sounding like some weird birds or ghosts...). After recording the lead I still felt something was missing so I added another bass guitar track following the drums.
I don't expect many will listen to this a lot, but those who do should try it in a dark quiet room at rather high volume for best effect!
Oh yeah .... this one is entirely created on an iPad using a couple of Korg apps + GranularScience in Cubasis. M-Audio key station mini 32 as midi input device for all instruments played. No quantisation was done on this one.
Enjoy..... or not
Cheers
On my fourth listen now, with headphones, loud. This really evokes some images – the "nature" atmospherics – not sure if what I'm seeing is in the past or the future. I want to go smoke something and listen to this again, then I'll know for sure.
I'm not hearing anything especially weird here (but then again, I might be considered a bit weird myself) - I hear something more like a tone poem, one with a wide and dynamic scope. Digging those odd bird sounds, too...
Very cinematic!
This is amazing. Such a great soundscape. I tried it with my eyes closed ,volume up. Very relaxing.
It's impressive it was recorded on the iPad.
I love those cello/ synth sounds. The drums are great and the bird sounds. This should be in a film. Very cool.
This is not weird. This is cinematic thing of a beauty! There are too many birds singing for me to start imagining the norwegian wilderness. But perhaps with the climate change things will go towards this direction...
Cool is the operative word here.
Cool nordic cinema scape that works so well.
Cello, bass and drums work so well this going to be downloaded for further appreciation.
Always glad to hear you're work!!
I don't find this weird... but then again
it is amazing though. What I really like is how creative you got... certainly not like much else one might hear and that gets major points from me.
and it is all so well done.. so perfectly recorded and mixed... I admit I am listening with headphones as the house is quite occupied at the moment... but I will hear this some more later..
actually I think this could be a meditational piece. it is very relaxing and leading to alpha brain waves.
everything is blue and green... sweet.
This sounds wonderful and is very relaxing in my headphones. The cellos are amazing. I wish I could make music while watching a movie but all I can do is eat popcorn. Very nice Geir!
Yes, wonderful with headphones! I find it a very pleasant and relaxing atmosphere but nothing boring about it.
sounds fab bro!
You are like the Viking Vangelis on this......I can see men running along a beach.....wickedly beautiful dude
This is perfect my friend! What BB said.
Rock on brother!
Great work and a fantastic soundscape. As someone has already said - cinematic, also dramatic and all-encompassing with lovely melodies and FX
Quote from: cuthbert on February 22, 2024, 12:27:35 PMI'm not hearing anything especially weird here (but then again, I might be considered a bit weird myself) ...
I'm with Cuthbert here. This is not weird at all, but beautiful and relaxing.
Quote from: Oldrottenhead on February 23, 2024, 11:18:17 AMsounds fab bro!
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This is really good. You've got some great textures and atmosphere on here