which kind of music do you produce ?
which kind of music do you produce ?
Hello All,
I just wanted to know what kind of music do you produce ?
And what are your favorite VST Instruments?
Thanks
I just wanted to know what kind of music do you produce ?
And what are your favorite VST Instruments?
Thanks
hi
i have started to produce electronica and breakcore,
www.acidplanet.com/headphone inc.
regarding favorites vst,
alot of the freeware ones,loungelizard,albino,imposcar,vanguard,and alot more
kind regards
michael
headphone inc.
i have started to produce electronica and breakcore,
www.acidplanet.com/headphone inc.
regarding favorites vst,
alot of the freeware ones,loungelizard,albino,imposcar,vanguard,and alot more
kind regards
michael
headphone inc.
Nexus-6,Nexus-6-project
ups the link i made to my music isent working
log into www.acidplanet.com and do a search on headphone inc.
kr
michael
headphone inc.
log into www.acidplanet.com and do a search on headphone inc.
kr
michael
headphone inc.
Nexus-6,Nexus-6-project
Being a music teacher I make music in a wide range of styles including classical, jazz, mor instrumental, dance, ambient... I love Ableton Live for all of them
iMac Retina 4K 3.3Ghz i7, 16Gb RAM
Live Suite 9.7.1 + Reason 9.1 + Pianoteq 5 + Sibelius 8.5
Listen on Soundcloud
Live Suite 9.7.1 + Reason 9.1 + Pianoteq 5 + Sibelius 8.5
Listen on Soundcloud
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Quartets 5, 11, and 13 today (one disc). I have all of them in a quite decent box set performed by the Rubio quartet (they're maybe a little sterile, though, but I can't claim to be an authority on the subject). I must say I prefer chamber music to orchestral music and IMHO this is definitely up there with the best.ekko wrote:The quartets, the symphonies, or the preludes and fuges for piano?noisetonepause wrote:I'm listening to Dimitri Shostakovich.
Or something else?
Not his operas, I hope. Egad!
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Shosty's quartets ARE up there with the best. Only Beethoven's quartets surpass them, IMO, and even then only slightly.noisetonepause wrote:
Quartets 5, 11, and 13 today (one disc). I have all of them in a quite decent box set performed by the Rubio quartet (they're maybe a little sterile, though, but I can't claim to be an authority on the subject). I must say I prefer chamber music to orchestral music and IMHO this is definitely up there with the best.
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May I highly recommend the complete Shostakovich quartet cycle as recorded by the Fitzwilliam Quartet on Decca? It's usually bargain priced, and considered by many to be the definitive performances of these pieces.
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My music? I guess you could call it Electronic Shoegazer.
Basically indie rock with a computer involved. I play on stage with a laptop + Ozonic keyboard to trigger sounds and play soft synths, but I also have a guitar or bass going through an amp with effect pedals.
Now I'm playing Ableton and bass guitar in this act www.dempseymusic.net
I guess you could call Dempsey trip-hop.
Basically indie rock with a computer involved. I play on stage with a laptop + Ozonic keyboard to trigger sounds and play soft synths, but I also have a guitar or bass going through an amp with effect pedals.
Now I'm playing Ableton and bass guitar in this act www.dempseymusic.net
I guess you could call Dempsey trip-hop.
Progressive, Tribal, Tech, House and Breaks
Here's a Progressive Tribal track now.
Love Current - Purefunk (Progressive Tribal House)
Let me know what you think.
Thanks,
Here's a Progressive Tribal track now.
Love Current - Purefunk (Progressive Tribal House)
Let me know what you think.
Thanks,