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Great sounds!
@rezidue Thanks man!
beautiful.
Nice as always, your the ambient pioneer for iOS mate!
What are your influences? I can guess eno and Sigur Ros??
@Halftone Thank you
@mrcanister Thanks!
@Love3quency Thank you! Actually, not a huge Eno fan. I love Music For Airports. The rest, not so much. My wife listens to Sigur Ros and I enjoy them. I would say my main influences are American minimalists, Terry Riley, Steve Reich, and Philip Glass.
Enjoyable listen Wayne! Thanks for posting
Another artist to check out would be Chris Zabriskie, perhaps you have already
@Arpseechord Thanks for the ears! Don’t know Zabriskie. That’s the problem......too many great things to listen to. Thanks for the recommendation, I’ll check it out.
That’s so true! Zabriskie is fantastic from amazing piano works in his album Preludes to ambient...I think you’d like his work, cheers
Wow!
@giku_beepstreet Thank you for an amazing sounding synth!
Really a stunning piece of music Wayne. Have you considered working in just intonation? This piece is made for it.
@Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredr thank you. I’m a huge Lou Harrison fan and funnily enough, I just finished reading “ Temperment”. I have a Monologue, and I think that I can dump scala files into it. Man, that’s a huge world..........
I got to take "World Music" from Lou Harrison when he was teaching at Cabrillo College. That was the best course I ever took in any subject. I still have a signed folio of his harp pieces that he gave me at the end of the semester.
Another related mind-blowing book is "Harmonic Experience" by WA Mathieu:
https://www.amazon.com/Harmonic-Experience-Harmony-Natural-Expression/dp/0892815604
It is about how harmony and tuning systems derive from the overtone series.
@Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredr Holy hell!! Luck dog! I bet you have some great stories. I was a concert guitarist in a previous life. Listening to David Tanenbaum turned me on to the music of Harrison. Small world.
Just checked out your recommendation. Looks right up my alley. It’s in my Amazon cart until I get a little spare scratch....Christmas and young-ish children= tight budget for a few months. Thanks for the info, I didn’t know the book.
Check out “Temeperment”....same idea, deal with the handling of the syntonic comma.
the first 4 eno “pop” albums are masterpieces. especially the first 3