Synthetic

arche3.0
370 Feb 18, 12 Other
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Walls of noise: my definition of music. "Yet if we enumerated the things that are bald, and then the things that are not bald, we should not find the present King of France in either list. Hegelians, who love a synthesis, will probably conclude that he wears a wig" - On Denoting (Russell)

         
Hardock
Feb 29, 12

I love this relaxed synthetic sound, cool!

cripta
Feb 24, 12

just...great! like the bass entering a 1.30 so funky :)

arche3.0
Feb 20, 12

Thanks for the thought Toast, but I think this reached maximum exposure for me :).

arche3.0
Feb 20, 12

no language games today ;)

tornsage
Feb 20, 12

ah just when i was getting ready to kick wittgenstein's ladder out from under my foot ;)

arche3.0
Feb 20, 12

philosophy club is closed today

SouthBronxDen
Feb 19, 12

It does have a motown feel, 3 thumbs up

SouthBronxDen
Feb 19, 12

thanks arche3.0 4 the wait very engrossing, what's a problem? NO problem!

RoGiH
Feb 19, 12

''Psychedelia harmonic''! Amazing, man!!

sbronz
Feb 19, 12

great track! Amazing synths!

tornsage
Feb 19, 12

russell just loved hegel and his crazy notion that we are on some kind of will-induced cruise control hehehe fits your groove - outstanding is all i can say :D

808Hunk
Feb 19, 12

Wow! Amazing synthetic sound design!!! Stunning track.

arche3.0
Feb 19, 12

Thank you Shakey & Abaddon :)

ABADDON
Feb 19, 12

:) great great arche3.0 synthetic madness in a music box

Shakey
Feb 19, 12

Great electro track

yafee?
Feb 19, 12

........That would be our reality though! With every sense the super computer provides us! The empirical method is very successful at providing us with agreeable and descriptive evidence to test further and explore objectively....................

Djembeman
Feb 19, 12

Yeah, dude. Just remember that no matter how much you try to make something sound bad on purpose, even if it sounds bad to you, it may sound good to someone else.

arche3.0
Feb 19, 12

Unfortunately the empirical method implies we have senses to use...what if we are brains in a vat? All hooked up to a supercomputer and there is no reality? Scientific method then just allows us to understand a world that is not real. That's an extreme, but also there's the problem with failed sensory experience, which can lead to mistakes. We also have to interpret data, which goes beyond empiricism, but rather inductions/assumptions and conjecture...