17-06-2012, 00:23
Very interesting process, thanks for the info!...keep up the good work!
Brainvoyager Wrote:Thanks a lot for your comment! It's great to see that someones likes what I do.
How did I compose it?
I just sit and jam on a synthesizer and see what comes out of it. And I record the jamsession. I listen dozens of times to that session again in order to alter the notes to my convenience. And then, at some time, I reach a moment that I'm touched by the melody that has been evolving. That can take a couple of days or even longer. It's the moment that I know that the clip is finished and that I can go on. Then I figure out what kind of sounds and rhythms would fit to it. It's the moment that many ideas are emerging in my mind, all based on my finished clip. That clip is my starting point. So, I jam along with my clip and I try lots of rhythms and sounds. New clips from my jam session will reveive the same treatment as the very first one. After I finished all my clips I make the arrangement. What clip must start and how long. Which clips need to play along with each other? At what volumes, how should the fade in and out? Pitch levels get my attention too. Adjustment of ADSR's of the sounds is something I do aswell when I think I should...
It's an very intense and very creative process. And the most important thing: I like my music a lot!!! :nod:
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