Here and afterwards by Mircode

-------------- I was waiting for the train in Rotterdam Centraal Station, I had more or less another half an hour to wait. Walking through this beautiful station I noticed that there was a piano available for travellers. I thought it would be very interesting to sample the sound of the piano together with all the background noises: people walking and talking, train announcements, escalator noises and so on. So I played a few chords and notes. This is the first of a long series of tracks in which I will use the piano sounds, transformed or left as they are, from Rotterdam station. The 'opera' sample was sampled from the loudspeakers of the same station.

Meander

Jul 20, 23

Very creative! Exiting music, Didn't know you where Dutch to :~)

Mircode

Jul 21, 23

thanks <3

Mircode

republished

Apr 16, 23

I thank 0-Scope for helping me make this experimental piece more harmonically correct and more interesting. I hope we can collaborate on an experimental project in the future.

TrackSharks

Apr 11, 23

Etrange et envoutant

AudiotoolMan

Apr 9, 23

Nice one !

0-SCOPE (gone 4 a while)

Mar 30, 23

man... this is amazing! some of the melodics at the end are a little odd, but the flow and atmos is genuinely incredible

Mircode

Apr 4, 23

Invitation send

Mircode

Apr 1, 23

Send you the invit soon

Mircode

Apr 1, 23

I understand. I actually didn't have time to listen to the song on various platforms, I only had low quality headphones when I posted it. Also, I didn't EQ the second piano line at all. Yes, I would love to see what you would do, your advice is welcome. Thanks again

0-SCOPE (gone 4 a while)

Apr 1, 23

I could show you what I would do if you let me remix or invite me to a copied-draft/remix of your own, but for now I do not want to invade your creative process any more than I already have lol

0-SCOPE (gone 4 a while)

Apr 1, 23

The wobble-leads are not playing in the same key as the piano. That works fine the first time ( - ) because it generally sounds quite dissonant and that adds to the atmosphere, although I would prefer it to be a bit more held back. It becomes too much when the all the vocal samples come in ( - ), because they paint a more distinctive soundscape, thus dissonance can not be used the same way. I think the sound itself may also be too intense for such a subtle role.