Sounds of the baby (experimental music on Korg X50)

This is the first experimental song from my new "Sounds of the baby" project. I started to record my experiments on my Korg synthesizer, which I call BABY.. I keep what I'm making while I'm practicing and learning my instrument.. :)

So, this is experiment 1 : My Sweet Bae
the baby = KORG X50
Sound = Combi B_032 : Soft_Piano_Pad

Enjoy.. ^^
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Sounds of the Baby

My Sweet Bae (Sounds of the baby)

Another experimental song from my new "Sounds of the baby" project. I started to record my experiments on my Korg synthesizer, aka BABY.. because I wanted to keep improvs that come out while I'm exploring my instrument.. :)

So, this is experiment 2 : The Black Creature
the baby = KORG X50
Sound = Combi C_007 : Strummin'_2step

Enjoy.. ^^

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Sounds of the baby

The Black Creature

The third experimental song from my "Sounds of the baby" project. 
I record my experiments on my Korg synthesizer, which I call BABY.. 
Every journey different sound.

So, this is experiment 3: Newtonian Dance
the baby = KORG X50
Sound = Combi C_024 : Velo_Psychedelic

Enjoy.. ^^
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Newtonian Dance

This is an experimental song from my "Sounds of the baby" project. 
I record my experiments on my Korg synthesizer, which I call BABY.. 
I 'keep' what I'm making/creating while I practice and learn my instrument.

This audio is tied up with a live video upload on my YouTube for a series I maintain for 2 years now, called "live from the Black Hole". The link of the video is shared only with patrons of the "experimental" reward tier..

Title: Talk to You
the baby = KORG X50
Sound = Combi B_004 : Trancy_Euphoria

Enjoy! ^^
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Talk to You (Sounds of the baby)

I'm an indie musician and artist based in London, UK. 

I write my own music and perform it.
I'm also a pianist, a musicologist and a teacher. I have been recording, producing and sharing my music online while connecting with my fans through social media. Everything I've made and I'm still making is with the "work with what you have" mindset, finding the DIY process a necessity that proved quite a great creative and learning experience. I like to experiment with my sound, lyrics writing, composing style and piano or vocal technique. That's the reason for the last few years I've been exploring more experimental paths into creating music and art. 
In my compositions I have included multi-vocal arrangements, personal recordings of traditional music, ambient sounds and mixing cut recorded samples. My inspiration is always intrigued by almost all music genres, but mostly driven from the piano (HER) and the baby (korg x50 synth). 

It all can be found on all digital stores as well as on my bandcamp page: https://lydiaplain.bandcamp.com

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Talk to You (Sounds of the baby)

Lydia Plain