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Sift
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some noise for your brain.

Post by Sift » Mon Jul 13, 2009 5:45 pm

Here's a track I created using Ableton live; primary with the use of instrument racked sampler.
Lemme know what you think(I realize there is no drum beat, this is intentional, I had played around with some but I ended up with this.I never attempt to create conventional music regardless.)
As for genre I guess you can classify this as whatever you want.I have never been big on attempting to label my music. I intend on making more songs with the same sampler instances.

http://soundcloud.com/sift/risingsun

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Re: some noise for your brain.

Post by Sift » Thu Jul 16, 2009 12:20 am

added two new tracks.

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Re: some noise for your brain.

Post by som » Fri Jul 17, 2009 6:36 pm

Very difficult to listen to. This is definitely not musical, but i think this is your intention. Although you said, that there is not category for your work, I am curios about the kind of music that has inspired you.
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Re: some noise for your brain.

Post by Sift » Sun Jul 19, 2009 1:01 am

well in general I listen to a very random diverse collection of music. As for more direct influences on my work I would say merzbow(Dadaist), Bruce Haack in that I like to think of my music as psychedelic,and i guess dubstep aswel since I tend to use low frequency oscilation. But in all I love music greatly, to the point where I am completely compelled to create and exert music of my own, but I dont see the point in trying to create anything like standard in a sense with mass apeal. Electronic music is so stereotyped into this oompst oompst club dance shit. I really want to utilize the electronic music production tools available to push what sounds can exist to the limit.

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