Project Crialla

Project Silent Noise

Hi Guys!

Ain't no analog snyths this time! Just some soft melancholy with a few piano keys and pads here and there. I hope you enjoy this short lullaby!

Feel free to download lossless format as well!

Thank you for your great support!

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Project Silent NOISE

Bjerke

Just another sunday electro chill, feel free to share and comment!

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Sunday flow

I hope You'll enjoy listening this one as I enjoyed writing it. Thank you for listening, feel free to share! If you be so kind to comment, I'd be very happy. :) Cheers!

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My secret garden

A slightly scary and gloomy background music, it'll surely gives you the blues. Specially composed for horror videos, games with massive distortion and depressing tunes.

Please, feel free to comment and share, and most of all, repost! ;)
Cheers!

Swamp of souls

A gloomy, rainy melody, featuring a Roland CR-78 drum machine. Also piano, ukulele, koto, a flute and the sounds of Dvorák Symphony Hall. I hope you enjoy this one. 

Please, feel free to comment and share, and most of all, repost! ;)
Cheers!

Tibetan rain

This track is a fusion of classical and electronic chill elements, featuring me as the male vocal. 

And thank you for the >10k plays. :)

Hope you enjoy!

The ferryman's dream

I hope you like this story as well. Just some tiny little thoughts of mine presented in melodic F minor. Feel free to comment and repost! Thank you very much!

Pleasure Blue

This track is quite an experimental one, I tried to merge my classical strings with some very famous synthesizer ladies like Virus Ti Polar & Juno. Hope you enjoy! 

The main theme is from Wandering Heart. 

Arctic Wonder

One of my first tracks. I made some changes to achieve a bit more streamlined soundscape. Hope you enjoy! :)

Dream (phase one) short edit [free download]

I hope you enjoy this story, nothing special just a journey to that deep forest I love.

Morgan's forest

Inspired by the legendary game from 1995: Hexen (my all time fav - I know, who cares). This track is absolutely recorded without any quantization (of course, the drumline is programmed). I hope you enjoy this one as well!

Seven Portals

I hope you like this story as well. Just some tiny little thoughts of mine presented on piano and shakuhachi.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1Stma8fw51nYgG1IHz0zgS?si=371e51f717184b76

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Angels of Grief

Inspired by the legendary game from 1995: Hexen. This track is absolutely recorded without any quantization too (of course, the drumline is programmed). I hope you enjoy this one as well!

Drummand's cave

“Waltz of the Dewy Fawns” – a melancholic, dream-like piano miniature, as if dawn itself waltzed through a misty forest. Gentle, fragile, a bit bittersweet.
And hey – my stuff is finally on Spotify too, if you feel like indulging in more of these sonic daydreams.

https://open.spotify.com/track/6hxBadfEPLdrubBia1D0QU?si=a6f6ed9d36f644

Waltz of the Dewy Fawns

This time I'd like to invite you to the great mountains of The Dark Priest's realm, right into Crialla's Pass. Hope you enjoy the journey.

For the artwork I used the extremly talented Darren Benton's picture, called Snowy Pass.

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The Pass of Crialla

Hey, it was a hard one, but I enjoyed it a lot. For the drumline I used the Korg MS20 samples from my previous live session. This time I used the Slim Phatty with instant program changes through the recording session which was quite a pain in the arse.

I made the record without multitracking and overdubs and as you may already know, without quantizations. The Moog, the MS20 and the Nord flow into the DAW through a Focusrite Pro 40. The drumline and the bassline is sequenced from the DAW, cause I have only two hands. :)

Gears used (without being exhaustive):
- Leads, pads and the solo at he beginning: Nord Rack 2
- Main bassline, and deep bass sweeps: Moog SP
- Drumline: Korg MS-20 (kick / snare / hihats - own patches)

Greetings from Hungary, love you all!

Project District 21

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Project DiSTRiCT 21 - Live session V. (MS20, Moog SP, Nord R2)

I've just reached the end of a long and heart-ripping journey. I don't know what to say. We suffered a lot. I feel perished but I guess I have to stand up. I know she want me to.

Anyway, this time I have to use overdubs (sorry, I have only two hands) but as you may already expect, still without quantizations.
Just a Minilogue and my old Nord. They flow into the DAW through a Focusrite Pro 40.

Greetings from Hungary, love you all!

Raisin (Minilogue, Nord R2)

Hi guys! So, I'm back with a new session. I based it on the 5th one, but this time I used a Korg Minilogue for the bassline. Damn, I miss my Slim Phatty so much, but I had to sell it. :( I hope some day I can buy it back. For the drumline I used the Korg MS20 samples again. I love them desperately. This time I had to pre-program the arpeggios on the Minilogue, cause I haven't got more hands and I wanted to play the leads live instead. 

Big thanks for the vocal to Angie! She made a few takes for me and I sampled her angel voice so I can play her like a pad.

I made the record without multitracking and overdubs and as you may already know, without quantizations. The Minilogue and the Nord flow into the DAW through a Focusrite Pro 40. The drumline and the bassline is sequenced from the DAW. 

Gears used (without being exhaustive):
- Reso pads and some effects: Nord Rack 2
- Main bassline, bass effects, and the oboe-like lead: Korg Minilogue (own patches of course)
- Drumline: Korg MS-20 (kick / snare / hihats - own patches)

Greetings from Hungary, love you all!

Live Session VI

Project DiSTRiCT 21 - Live session VI.  feat Angie (MS20, Minilogue, Nord R2)

Yesterday I sunk in my thoughts, grabbed my Minilogue and started playing. I enjoyed it quite a lot (and the damned cabernet franc as well) so I decided to hook up the Nord Lead 4R too. This happened. 

As you may already know, I made the record without quantizations, just to keep things simple and straight.

If you like my stuff, please share a coin on Bandcamp! I need more wine. :)

Greetings from Hungary!

Richard

Richard (Minilogue, Nord Lead 4R)

Hi Guys!

This is quite a strange one, I know. I tried to make a warm bell sound with my Nord Rack 2 and with her big sister, the Nord Lead 4R as well. The Nord 2 won. Again. Anyway, I used my old Slim Phatty for the creamy lead without quantizations. 

Used gears:
Moog Slim Phatty: the creamy lead impro
Roland JV-880 - vox
Korg TR Rack - pads (from 03:29)
Nord Rack 2 - Bells (all way long) and the crying lead (from 1:52)
LinnDrum - drumline (again) :)

You can download the lossless version from Bandcamp under the buy link.

Thank you for your great support!

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Nikolaus (Moog SP, JV-880, TR Rack, Nord R2, LinnDrum)

Hi Guys!

It was a fast run and nothing happened as I planned. I tried to make a song using only my minilogue. I used my Akai MPK61 in split mode to be able to record the bassline and the lead in one take. I liked it a lot (yeah, it was fun) but than I turned on my Moog and damn, I was lost in a sec. I made a tiny little sequence for the Moog as well and I transposed it with the Akai while I was playing the bassline. I liked a lot how it worked, so I put the 707 behind it and after the main take, I run out of hands, so I programmed a sequence for the JV as well (the choir/vox stuffs). So at the end I managed to fuck up the whole live session and created this synth porn. I hope you like it this way.  

Maybe I'll made a live session from this piece but without the JV880, cause I only have two hands. :)

Used gears:
Korg Minilogue: Basically the spine of the track
Moog Slim Phatty: the 2nd (cleaner) bass sequence
Roland JV-880 w Vintage card: choirs and such
Roland TR-707: not the choirs

You can download the lossless version as well!

Thank you for your great support!

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Helge (Minilogue, Moog SP, JV 880, TR-707)

A fragile piano theme unfolding in shades of silence and longing — Picture is a piece born from quiet rooms and wandering thoughts. Thank you for the countless plays and shares; it means the world. And now, you can also find it on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1681FsQVhOg8zp61lITxoZ?si=7af235cfef0d4b32

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Gregory Blank is a Hungarian composer creating introspective, cinematic instrumentals where classical piano blends with warm strings and subtle ambient textures. His works evoke calm, melancholy, and moments of quiet wonder — designed for deep listening, reflection, or simply slowing down.

All music is self-composed and recorded in his home studio near Budapest, released gradually like faded letters from afar. He plays on two fields: sometimes with classical piano at the forefront, other times with synth-driven detours — but always circling back to the same atmosphere of quiet melancholy. And yes — even these pieces have begun to appear on Spotify (not all yet, but the collection is steadily expanding).

Gregory Blank

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