Name: Rhythm of the Oscillator by ƖƝƬЄƦƤԼƛƖƝ
Duration: 3 min 23 s
Description: This track is an experimental piece that i recorded with my Dave Smith Rev 2.. Using a SoundCraft 22 MTK Mixer.

Such a great track, love the synth elements you used on this and great to hear you got the SoundCraft working.

Really great idea for a track and even better implementation. I'm in love with those rhythm you achieved here and how it sounds. In my imagination I could see some mechanical elements working together in perfect harmony. That's the image this track track gives me. Occasional synths on the top makes it even more wonderful, futuristic expierence :)

It’s an experiment that succeeds, in fact, it has a film score feel to it

The sequencer mix in this is really well done.

Dont know why but this reminded me of final fantasy 7 and i dont mean the remake... Gosh im old 😁 Great atmospheric tune, love it! 💜

Outstanding atmosphere! always a pleasure listening to your tracks! 💜

Very cool track, really love that clam, meditative vibe. And that typewriter effect is excellent

thank you for taking the time to make this xx

OPUS ARTE
Music by Overdrive
Guitars by Brian Butts
Narration by Megwaf

In the 1980s, Brazilian TV aired episodes of an anime called King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. However, some episodes mistakenly came without a soundtrack, which forced the dubbing studio to use instrumental music by artists such as Vangelis, Basil Poledouris and Rick Wakeman to fill the lack of music. That's how, around the age of 10, I had my first contact with Rick Wakeman's Journey to the Center of the Earth.

The impact was unbelievable. All the kids at school were praising the anime's epic soundtrack, unaware that this was the result of a mistake that had only happened in Brazil.

Influenced by the anime's soundtrack, I started using my pocket money to buy vinyl records by these artists - and that's when I bought Rick Wakeman's Journey to the Center of the Earth album. The epic orchestrated intro, the wonderful choirs, the exciting narration and the rock music in the middle of the track, everything was fantastic.

Opus Arte is strongly influenced by Journey to the Center of the Earth. The orchestral sections are complemented by elements of electronic music. Brian Butts' incredible guitar solos embellish the rock sections. And Megwaf's phenomenal narration sets the perfect mood for the listener's imagination.

Hope you enjoy the song.

BRIAN BUTTS
I recommend checking out the exquisite work of guitarist Brian Butts, with his complex and exciting arrangements.
https://soundcloud.com/brian-butts-565934842

MEGWAF
Megwaf's extraordinary narrations are really worth checking out. It's impossible not to be impressed by her voice.
https://soundcloud.com/megwaf

Opus Arte (ft Brian Butts & Megwaf)

Original composition…. Alejandro González M.

Harmony

BITE THE PILLOW

DARK ANG3L EP

Ebbs & Flows

EBBS & FLOWS

Production by Farlight Musis, Von Vuai, and Roze
Mixed & Mastered by Shadow
Cover Art by Jac

Levels

cult jam phantom detective

Entre no ritmo e faça parte desta jornada musical comigo! Estou concorrendo no Circuito2024 do @parkartsuperclub
Vou deixar aqui o link que já está disponível no meu canal do YouTube. 
 Sua contribuição faz toda a diferença! 🎶
 

Park live 🎥

https://youtu.be/7CBLVwIfoGg?si=BT_Wq1BetjwIiErC

@CIRCUITO2024- ZUCC

Guitar, Bass and Keys by Robert Grigg
https://youtu.be/qSZCQp7VYgQ?si=bz27OvoSxkMsZd3I

Snail Trail

You can check out this R&B beat out here - www.beatsbykfm.com

Lonely Hearts

Songwriters: Christopher Anthony John Martin / Guy Rupert Berryman / William Champion / Jonathan Mark Buckland
Universal Music Publishing Mgb Ltd.

Look at the stars
Look how they shine for you

And everything you do

Yeah, they were all yellow

I came along
I wrote a song for you
And all the things you do

And it was called Yellow

So then I took my turn
Oh, what a thing to have done
And it was all yellow

Your skin, oh yeah, your skin and bones
Turn into something beautiful
And you know, you know I love you so

You know I love you so

I swam across
I jumped across for you
Oh, what a thing to do
'Cause you were all yellow

I drew a line
I drew a line for you
Oh, what a thing to do
And it was all yellow

And your skin, oh yeah, your skin and bones
Turn into something beautiful
And you know, for you, I'd bleed myself dry
For you, I'd bleed myself dry

It's true
Look how they shine for you
Look how they shine for you
Look how they shine for
Look how they shine for you
Look how they shine for you
Look how they shine

Look at the stars
Look how they shine for you
And all the things that you do


Live: Yellow (Coldplay)

This track is an experimental piece that i recorded with my Dave Smith Rev 2.. Using a SoundCraft 22 MTK Mixer.

Rhythm of the Oscillator

Introducing Interplain, an electrifying force in the realms of Synthwave, Melodic Ambient, and IDM. With a musical journey spanning back to 1989, Interplain draws inspiration from pioneers like Tangerine Dream, Klaus Shultz, Johannes Schmoelling, as well as modern icons such as FM Attack and Aphex Twin.

Interplain's sonic universe is vividly brought to life through captivating releases like "Vanishing Horizon," "Perseus Night Sky," "Skysprinter," "Sleepless," and "Heatwave22." These tracks seamlessly blend nostalgic synth melodies with intricate rhythms, creating an immersive auditory experience.

Based in the vibrant town of Chesterfield, Interplain has garnered recognition, including winning Band of the Month on the Fiverr website. What sets Interplain's music apart is its infectious catchiness, rhythmic prowess, and the thoughtful storytelling woven into tracks featuring lyrics.

Beyond music, Interplain harbors a deep passion for electronics, often exploring the realm of making music gear. Stay tuned for more mesmerizing sounds and innovative creations from Interplain's sonic laboratory.

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