Name: E 80 Guitar And Synth 2020 by fpmorinstudio
Duration: 3 min 54 s
Description: Compose by FPMORINSTUDIO /Francois Pierre Morin music composer AFM/APEM/SOCAN MEMBER

love the sound of your guitar, great sound to your accompanying synth!

BEAUTIFUL track Francois. The crisp , melodic guitar is GORGEOUS😍😍

Excellent mélange j'adore ce style !! ♥ 

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Please enjoy my latest offering in largely generative Jams. For the first four pieces i used many elements of condition and controlled randomness, trying to emulate a modular vibe without actually using a modular. And yes, i played my bass on the last track. 
And yes, maybe unrelated to this release, black lives matter just as much your or my live.  Racism is a cancer we need to cure once and for all in each and everyone of us.
Peace, Reinhard
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Mash up of sorts between a violin improvisation and an instrumental piece on a Burns SSJ guitar played through a tremolo into a DIY dwarf destroyer (crazy unpredictable fuzz) clone and various modulation/delay/reverb stompies.

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Compose by FPMORINSTUDIO /Francois Pierre Morin music composer AFM/APEM/SOCAN MEMBER

E 80 Guitar And Synth 2020

Composed, arranged, performed, and produced by:
Carlos Vivanco

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Workin" Hard

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Thomas O'Malley

I am currently collaborating with artist and photographer Helena Whitten and this is the first fruit of our work together.

Helena uses the technique of slow-shutter exposure to capture the beauty and fragility of life in unexpected places. In her own words, "When the shutter on a camera is left open, there is the opportunity to capture a substantial segment of time. The action is then trapped in a two-dimensional image and can be viewed in its entirety, in an instant. The shutter rises like the curtain on a stage. A drama is played out and then the curtain falls. In that time, I see an opportunity to tell a story."

"The events and figures are almost living and breathing, they want to persist in the present and into the future. But the paradox of slow-shutter work is that these figures, with their disappearing arms, legs and heads, inescapably become ethereal and ghostlike, barely there and slipping away.

This photograph was taken at Hestercombe House and is titled, "Beyond the Frame".

To see more of Helena's stunning photography and our collaboration, follow our Instagram accounts:

https://www.instagram.com/helewhitty/
https://www.instagram.com/giftsfromcrows/

Beyond The Frame

http://francoispierremorin.com  Home of storytelling , 
 I do play Music for the love of it, playing guitar,  percussionist  ,composing  on a computer and Guitar, Piano, creator of mood and sound design

E 80 Guitar And Synth 2020

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