Is there any influence from Nils Frahm? It really sounds like it.Not the violin, but in the piano, beat and modulation.

For the algorithms I guess it involves a combination of several flavors of transformers staked with some more classic signal processing technics in the frequency domain?

I like the bubbly sounds of the chords with the strings on top

From the initial feeling of chaos, from the first impression of nothingness, are born improbable lines that scatter in the surrounding space. Colliding before our confused eyes, the pattern turns around and returns to its core. The meanders – yet linear – embodies the uncertainty where the sounds unfold. Where our mind wanders. Where our thoughts fly away.

I created this track in collaboration with the researchers from the Algomus team: http://www.algomus.fr/. This track is our contribution for the AI Song Contest 2021. The song is a co-creative experiment in shaping music, transforming our way of thinking and generating sound. The composer brings his own chords and melodies, which are mixed and re-generated using algorithms designed by the music research team. Seeking to capture new emotions in that AI music content, the composer selects, designs, and organizes chords, melodies, and sounds in subtle lines scattered in the music space.

A complete analysis of the track is available in the dezzran plateform: http://www.dezrann.net/#/before-you-fly

Oblik Lines ft. Algomus - The Last Moment Before You Fly

contact: obliklines@gmail.com
sound design: https://app.noiiz.com/creators/53/packs


Oblik Lines is the project of Sébastien Gulluni, a French composer and sound designer involved in electronic music with a certain cinematic feel.

As a former researcher in the field of computer music, Sebastien's work for Oblik Lines emphasis a desire to discover new sound colors and melt genres  by experimenting. His work combines melodic and textural material by using computers, hardware synthesizers and acoustic instruments. The result of these experiments is an organic mixture, definitively melodic. Sebastien claims the universality of music to transmit human emotions and creates a music that is both thought and accessible. To this end, he uses melodies and textures as a recall of our personal experiences.

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