As per instructions I took a recording of a car driving past, rain on cobblestones and me live scanning a FM radio band on my field kit. I screwed around with the playback speed of the samples and fed parts of the audio into Rings and Beads. I had a relaxing jam in the conservatory watching birds flit across the bird feeders and feeling the sub bass rattle of a bus speeding down the main road.

More on this 479th weekly Disquiet Junto project — Truck Radio Rain (The Assignment: Locate three sound sources and make something with them) — at:

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Image associated with this project is by janwillemsen, and used thanks to Flickr and a Creative Commons license allowing editing (cropped with text added) for non-commercial purposes:

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Tune In Tune Out (disquiet0479)

Here is my Chronologie 6 cover. It is based on the studio version. Most of the instruments have been made using the Arturia V Collection (bass, main theme etc...). Some sounds come from the Korg M1 VST (Choir) and WAVESTATION (strings) and few sounds from the JD-800 (fast arpegios) and the 01/W (fx). Enjoy !

Thank you Ludovic https://soundcloud.com/ludovic-alcer  and Ando https://soundcloud.com/user-635888456 for their help.

Jean-Michel Jarre Chronologie 6 cover

Etudes II

Etude No. 47 in F major

Plus some additional synth vocals for texture.

Improvisation For Classical Quartet

I tried to make something of the Lo-Fi genre, I'm not too sure how it worked out, but I tried! It is microtonal as it shifts down 50 cents, to create a 24 scale piece.
Thanks to @EnigmaCurry for giving me some midi and variations of drums. Appreciate ya always! :)

Lo - Fi MicroTonial

A Microtonal Lo - Fi with EnigmaCurry

Music : Deepman
Words and voice : Luciole Langevine

Raconte moi l'orage
La pluie qui tambourine
Raconte moi le vent
Qui siffle en chantant
Quand la nature est la musicienne
Et ta maison, son instrument

Au coeur de ton abri
Tu écoutes et tu vibres

Parle moi des rayons du soleil
Qui se faufilent à travers les persiennes
Et parsèment ta chambre de pointillés

Parle moi de cette partition de lumière
Qui s'infiltre, éclabousse tout
De ses variations sublimes

Raconte moi 
Quand tu ouvres ta porte
Cet immense arc-en-ciel 
Qui déploie juste au-dessus
La gamme infinie des couleurs

Debout sur le perron 
Tu exultes, tu vibres

Translation:
Tell me about the storm
The drumming rain
Tell me about the wind
Who whistles while singing
When nature is the musician
And your house, his instrument

In the heart of your shelter
You listen and you vibrate

Tell me about the sun's rays
That sneak through the shutters
And dot your room with dots

Tell me about this partition of light
That infiltrates, splashes everything
Of its sublime variations

Tell me
When you open your door
This huge rainbow
That deploys just above
The infinite range of colors

Standing on the porch
You exult, you vibrate

Raconte Moi - Deepman & Luciole Langevine

La Caresse De L'âme

My entry for the Composer Challenge "Storm at Sea". Please enjoy!

30 Sec Challenge - Poseidons Wraith

Reflections

based on field recordings mostly in central Victoria box iron bark forest and farmland- guitar drone part also based on mapping/resynthesis of bird recordings

A busy day for the birds...

hello
here is my composition for the dice challenge of the challenge composer FB group
the theme is simple compose a track based on given chords
the progression chord for my composition is :
F - F7 - F - F7 - F2 - A# - G# - F/A - F - F7 - F - B/F# - B mi (#5) - B - F/A - A# - G# - F/A - F - F7 - F2 - A# - G#2 - F

not easy but i hope you like it

cosmozik composition

dice challenge

hi all, i love music since i was young, i have discovered electronic music in 1978 with jean michel jarre equinoxe and oxygene, after that i have learned music theory during 5 years and have taken some piano lessons. My first synthetizer was the korg delta, and since this one, a lot of keyboard come in my studio, and some go out also. Now i try to make some trailler, i am passionate with the relation between picture, film and music. i follow the masterclass from hans zimmer. if you have any question don't hesitate it will be a great pleasure for me to answer. enjoy my music.

my cover and re-scored are on my youtube channel