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New music for the shopping mall
As we all make music not only for ourselves I bother you again with a new tune recorded into Auria pro. Sounds are from Yamaha montage which has some custom Drumsamples loaded, Effects are all Auria and Fabfilter Eq`s , Reverb, Saturn and Limiter .
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Sounds great! I was born in 1991, so this definitely takes me back to my childhood. I wish I knew how to find more music like this.
There's Reddit's "vaporwave inspiration" board. There's the "Attention K-Mart Shoppers" collection compiled by Mark Davis. There's the Spotify playlist "Smooth Jazz Instrumentals - Seascapes", but it has more of a late 90s focus.
I would also imagine, a 90s workstation keyboard would have the best sounds for making this kind of music. But Korg Module has the Triton collection, and some other sounds that would be good for this. I would still have to practice keyboard for a few more years to achieve a similar sound. I always remember the tempo as being slower, like Esprit's Virtua.zip, but it was usually closer to this type of sound. I suppose there's an inclination to overcorrect for that tense, present day energy by going for something a little bit more sedated, something that consciously makes a statement about that era being "more utopian".
In reality, the concept of "boredom" was a common theme in media, and perhaps some people were hostile or dismissive of the music created by the people who were actually relaxing and enjoying the 90s. But nowadays, if the "jazz muzak scene" were to experience a revival through songs like "A Walk In May", there would be fans buying tour tickets and vinyls and t-shirts. It's a style where there's definitely an audience for it, but not enough musicians creating it, perhaps because it requires experience with jazz piano, and an appreciation for digital synth sounds. The culture of vaporwave creation often emphasizes the finding and manipulating of vintage samples, but I think the listeners do appreciate the composition aspect.
You did a great job of capturing that vibe!
@Skyblazer , thank you for listenng and your comment. I‘m glad that I there are Instruments that use longer samples than in the 90‘s. I think the samples that you find in many ipad apps are so. Because of the limitations. For me me it is more fun to make sounds with a keyboard. If you want to hear more (way better) tunes like this, Google for Jeff Lorber !!! Thanks for listening!!!!
Shopping mall and elevator music (not to mention on-hold music for people waiting to talk to someone on the phone) are hugely underrated genres. And you have a captive audience with no means of escape.
But seriously, this is great stuff well performed. Very solid production wise also.
I better had chosen another headline….
No, I like it! Do you mind me asking how long it took you in total to create this piece? I'm curious about the production differences between Auria Pro and GarageBand on iPad (and desktop). It's interesting that they have managed to incorporate things like a real mixing board layout and the ability to warp and shift samples like a desktop DAW but on an iOS device.
I think it took me 40 to hours playing angainnand again, quantizing many single notes by hand. Its 16 th shuffel. Struggel with reverb, with frequencies of bass and kick and so on. I did not hear it in the car yet. Thanks for listening!
Welll worth the work, it sounds great (with headphones too; very nice bassline). Auria is my weapon of choice too; fiddly as anything and not really crash free, but it's got everything.
Hm this actually made me want to play Outrun again..
Thanks! Don‘t know outrun…
It was just a car game; you were driving a (red!) convertible along scenic routes and you had a choice of super synthy soundtracks.
Wow. Now I can really appreciate the quality of production on this piece. Outstanding.
@NeuM : are you german? Where do you live?