A journey down a river, from the moisture content of the air and clouds, turned by wind and rain into the tentative streams that come together to build an upland stream into rapids leading to the waterfall. 

From there the river slows, pausing to catch its breath and appears to calm as it increases in depth and breadth, all the while hiding the sheer power of its volume in whirls and flows until it finally joins the sea, eventually to return to the air that gave it life. 

The bird sounds are placed in roughly the sections of the piece where they could be expected to be found along a physical river. They are recorded and played as Ogg Vorbis files using patterns. All other sounds are synthesised. The waterfall sequence and sound effects are also played using a pattern. The “electric guitar” section in the waterfall sequence and all other sounds are played live, including all my mistakes. 

This piece was first performed at the York EMOM XVIII.

:)

Curlew sounds are from; 
David Farrow, XC37497. Accessible at www.xeno-canto.org/37497

Northern Lapwing sounds are from: 
Patrik Åberg, XC27060. Accessible at www.xeno-canto.org/27060

Lapwing sounds are from: 
Patrik Åberg, XC27081. Accessible at www.xeno-canto.org/27081.

Xeno-Canto files are used under the following license: 
 Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0

Due to the above license restriction on these files, this track is not currently available for commercial release.


Other, royalty free, sound sources are used in this composition.

UK farmland sounds are from: 
https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/uk-farmland-at-dawn-in-the-spring-18915/

Flock of crows and ravens cawing sounds are from: 
https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/flock-of-crows-ravens-cawing-129073/

Jackdaw dawn chorus sounds are from: 
https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/jackdaw-dawn-chorus-57181/

Magpie sounds are from: 
https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/magpie-19942/

Woods ambience summer UK birds sounds are from: 
https://pixabay.com/es/sound-effects/woods-ambience-summer-uk-birds-light-wind-through-trees-4-23566/ 

Birds Singing | Calm River | Nature Ambient Sound sounds are from: 
https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/birds-singing-calm-river-nature-ambient-sound-127411/

Eurasian Curlew Calls Sound Effect sounds are from: 
https://quicksounds.com/sound/4983/eurasian-curlew-calls

Redwing Song and Common Snipe Call sounds are from: 
https://quicksounds.com/sound/5278/redwing-song-and-common-snipe-call

White-Tailed Lapwing Flight Calls sounds are from: 
https://quicksounds.com/sound/5132/lapwing-call 

Curlew calls, Skomer Island are from:
https://www.curlewcall.org/media-library/sounds/
Recorded by Lawrence Shove [>CC BY-SA 4.0], >via Wikimedia Commons

All other recordings used in this composition are copyright 2024 Andy Fierman. All rights reserved.

River photo from: 
https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aysgarth_High_Force.JPG#mw-jump-to-license 

Current version: 
river-studio-version-01-44k1-240707

River

interpolated from the song of the same title by nightradio, licensed under creative commons attribution

track 8 of vekoN 0, buy it here if you'd like: vekon.bandcamp.com/album/vekon-0

it should be on streaming this friday, 19/07

for posterity i won't immediately replace the other audio files that are part of the release (unless someone wants me to :) )

music of the rain

Rien ne va plus

SunVox

Let's Love Us Again

Intersystem Crossing

over the past day or so i felt like making some good ol' rhythm game japanese artcore, and this is what came out of it. i feel like my past music relied too much on timbre and dissonance; i wanted to make something more melodic and consonant. i also wanted to experiment with making my compositions feel more lively and not so "dry". lastly i wanted to stress-test a couple of piano and violin synth metamodules i made (they're what you're hearing here, no multisamples or libraries were used)

fun fact: this would probably be my second finished attempt at artcore. there was a first attempt years ago, when i first started making music; as you can imagine it sucked. in retrospect it was kind of alright, but it definitely had many flaws. but i think i did better this time :)

i'm not sure what to do with this release-wise, but i feel like this is too good to just sit on

anyways, enjoy!

crystalFORMA

This is probably the most time, thought, and effort I have ever put into a track. My third day of working on it I could tell it was really going somewhere, and I felt so much motivation. I have poured every second of free time I've had in the past week and a half into this project, and have loved every single second of it... this is probably the most fun I've had making a track in a few years. I am so, SO proud of this. I hope you guys enjoy this track!

when i dont have the words

AEIOU (AsiK VoxlaG Rework)

originally posted to youtube 2024-08-17: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCUomS0H7S0

"
i've noticed that when i look up "sunvox" here, one of the top autocomplete suggestions add "jungle" to the end. it seems that people inexplicably want content that combines sunvox and jungle. failing to see anything that adequately fulfilled this i made some jungle in sunvox :) i have bowed to the algorithm's whims (hence the title)

truth be told i'm not an avid listener of "strictly" jungle, i much prefer the harder and/or experimental side of drum 'n' bass. nonetheless this was a bit of a fun experiment for me :)

download the .sunvox here (https://autumncheney-drive.mycozy.cloud/public?sharecode=lU0pcEKYowBO), play with it
"

FRTGR_AR sellout

No Way Out

NightRadio - 8bit Tales (Lilith 93 Mix)

Unleash the full power of the SunVox.

Don't worry, I am re-purposing my SoundCloud account because I don't use it for uploading music anymore, and I will slowly change my profile bit by bit.

- Logickin (2018-2024)
 
Logickin testlab: https://soundcloud.com/ralogickin
Logickin (Audius): https://audius.co/logickinlambda

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