I recently watched "The Wind Rises", from Studio Ghibli. Many of its film scores are written by Joe Hisaishi. This was inspired by him. In fact, I'm somewhat guilty of copying; one of the chord progressions is the same as that in a "Castle In the Sky" score.
This track is a theme played four times with instrumental variations including string and rock guitar emulations.
cuz bf was listening to ghibli jazz so i sho him dis so i lissen agian
Feb 21, 17
y u here again
Mar 19, 16
Won't ever get enough of this.
Still cannot believe this is AudioTool..
Apr 14, 15
i love the 80's vibe
Apr 14, 15
O SHIT :((
Feb 3, 15
I made an 11-minute remix of this once...
:O
Dec 7, 14
is the 7th chord the secondary dominant
Sep 15, 14
my god, sounds like a touhou theme <3
Apr 19, 14
Reminds me of final fantasy, minus the addition of drums. The way the lead synth sounds... definitely Final Fantasy Dissidia-esque
Apr 19, 14
reminds me when TV shows the afternoon programm
Apr 16, 14
@khoi98 I first used a pluck-ish synth to act as a piano so that I could write the notes. Then I took the pattern and Machinistified it. Simply move the notes so that the lowest is on C, then move all notes above that so that the lowest note from those is on C#, etc. Basically remove the spaces in between notes. Then I separate the pattern for each Machiniste. For additional changes, I find new notes by listening as I play notes on the Machiniste.
Apr 16, 14
Nah, I'm just too lazy to tune Infy's outta tune samples.
Apr 16, 14
How do you map these piano samples without getting irritated by the wrongly mapped Machiniste?
Hello again!
What an underrated song.
Also an underrated masterpiece!!!
God i still LOVE THE SHIT out of this song
This is well-mixed
Won't ever get enough of this. Still cannot believe this is AudioTool..
i love the 80's vibe
O SHIT :((
I made an 11-minute remix of this once... :O
is the 7th chord the secondary dominant
my god, sounds like a touhou theme <3
Reminds me of final fantasy, minus the addition of drums. The way the lead synth sounds... definitely Final Fantasy Dissidia-esque
reminds me when TV shows the afternoon programm
@khoi98 I first used a pluck-ish synth to act as a piano so that I could write the notes. Then I took the pattern and Machinistified it. Simply move the notes so that the lowest is on C, then move all notes above that so that the lowest note from those is on C#, etc. Basically remove the spaces in between notes. Then I separate the pattern for each Machiniste. For additional changes, I find new notes by listening as I play notes on the Machiniste.
Nah, I'm just too lazy to tune Infy's outta tune samples.
How do you map these piano samples without getting irritated by the wrongly mapped Machiniste?