Ætherial

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Description

Just having some fun with different time signatures. This is before I started to get into bands such as Dream Theater and Mars Volta.

I've opened this up as Open Collab because I'm going to start re-recording things as real instruments (or at least better fakes :P ). If anyone wants to get involved, feel free to message me.

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Song Stats

Hits: 1008
Comments: 8
Fans: 2
Plays: 114
Downloads: 46
Votes: 6
Uploaded: Sep 25, 2005 - 08:54:55 AM
Last Updated: Dec 10, 2005 - 09:30:15 PM Last Played: Jul 14, 2009 - 05:23:46 PM

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Creative Commons License:
Attribution-NoDerivs-NonCommercial

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Keywords:

instrumental (556), ethereal (34), art rock (31), 5/4 (5), 7/4 (3), 4/4 (3), 6/4 (2)

Hardware:

eMac

Software:

Garageband and Sibelius

Comments

Tadashi Togawa	Tadashi Togawa said 1504 days ago (September 27th, 2005)
	The white moon. This melody is beautiful. I am made to think of the moonlight night of Japan. Move and geostationary. Check out my latest song called Mexican taste

cjhoose	cjhoose said 1502 days ago (September 29th, 2005)
	perdy I like the interplay between the guitar and piano. Check out my latest song called Julia

jmt	jmt said 1498 days ago (October 3rd, 2005)
	this can be I hear music to accompany a detective show... With more focus on the drum track and some real live bass, this can be a really cool composition. Check out my latest song called mARINERS lULLABY

said 1493 days ago (October 8th, 2005)

Schweet!
Really nice emotional piece with heaps of potential, however, your
instruments lack nuance and subtlty. The drums sound like every hit is
exactly the same velocity which makes them feel fake. The guitar
timbre sound right out of the box stock and ultimately very sampled
and uninteresting sounding.

It's painfully quantized. Every note is Exactly. On. Time. and it makes it
feel VERY artificial and stiff.

I'd love to hear this played by a real band, or to have you take the time
to randomize and humanize the MIDI notation so that it sounds more
natural.

zerokill	zerokill said 1488 days ago (October 13th, 2005)
	More Moon The deep soft reverb is nice. The ambience of Moonchild by King Crimson comes to mind. No quantization in that one though. I agree, less quantized equals more aetherial.

	said 1479 days ago (October 22nd, 2005)
	Enjoyable I especially enjoy how easily it flows. The instrumentation you selected is also pleasant. I'm not too concerned with the lack of 'human nuance' since I am guessing that wasn't the intent here.

The Composer

The Composer said 1478 days ago (October 23rd, 2005)

Enjoyable
Well, one day I would like it to be played with real people and to have that
human feeling (so long as it still floats) however this piece was done way
before I had much expertise with sequencing programs. Hence the lack of
the human touch, the piece No10 has also a similar problem... a lack of time,
resources and expertise during the time of creation. One day though... one
day.

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The Composer, previously known as The Pianist who hasn't played the piano in a while...

Check out my latest song called 25 Minutes in a Japanese Restaurant (Readers Digest Version) (MJRF)

musicmakergb	musicmakergb said 1374 days ago (February 4th, 2006)
	perfect harmony this isnt just to get my points up! i like yur rythem Check out my latest song called Latin Begin

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Name: Bryan Anderson

Currently finishing off my honours year of a bachelor of music/composition (which is why I really haven't been here much at all) and at the time someone actually reads this, I am most likely to be finishing off my study at Luleå University in Sw... [see more]

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