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This album started out as an EP but transformed into a mini sequel to the Window Dialogue album, except way different. This album started out in late May early-June as something to work on after The Streetlight album; Mindflow. Then I participated in two music game jams on Itch which did a whole lot more to this album, and those six songs kind of count into the album but won't be added to the official tracklist but mostly via an compilation on SoundCloud compiled on the main profile. The music itself can be like fully uncoordinated yet making sense, but the stereo imaging I did on this album is one of the more crazy I've done since well The Soothing Music Project over on The Streetlight, two of the songs originate from the time of Mindflow via some soundbox tracker demos that I never used until now. One of the songs: The Spectroscope was a particularly special moment for me to make because I used only hardware as the instruments plugged into a Behringer Xenyx 502S mixer that recorded via an line in cable into phones to get the stereo field so I could fully utilise everything, and it used an ipad to play some basic melodies with a KORG Volca Modular playing notes in there too, with an BOSS ME-50 pedal being a feedback generator for textures, and well my KORG NTS-2 lost battery power mid recording so I couldn't have a simple waveform in the mix, but what was also in the mix but as a simple mono signal was noise generated from a cassette tape, and then I used Ableton as the recording software so I could master it and mix it properly and give it more attributes but I never added any other VST except for effects, although I did use a drum rack that used stuff I had recorded from the KORG NTS-2 as a waveform drum that played every sometimes. The song Hexago was a special one due to it being a ambient-ish song and a first that has reached 10 minutes on my part, it ain't the prettiest song but it has it's own personality. Digging Holes for Questions That Don't Have Answers was an impulsive song that I made, it was never really supposed to go on any album but it was a good enough song so I put it on here, the main samples are my voice, both young and current, so I made synthesizers out of my voice, I made drums out of my voice, the only thing that wasn't really my voice only was one instrument rack that had an electric piano ensemble in it, but I did that just to add more character, the song is very similar to some of my older work as in sample usage, but it's very Mindflow-like in the rhythm, a very friendly song and a very good way to end the album. Caution of The Dialogue of The Window (Window Dialogue - Extravagancy Mix) was a very.. difficult song for me to even make, I constantly delayed myself from making it, but I decided to make it more of an sound design BPM clusterfuck instead of making it an proper song, there are drums and there are.. melodics, but the song is 99% speed changes that would be done by a madlad, however, the album as a whole is very.. intentionally loud, with Caution of The Dialogue of The Window (Window Dialogue - Extravagancy Mix) being the second song that is very volume shy, but the entire album is my one album where I just aim for loudness.

Melodies from Math (A Convenient Excuse of An Messenger Window)

The Spectroscope

A Limiterswitch, Potentiometer, and Ratchet

Clock (Descent Through Numbering Systems)

Micrometer (A Play on Micro Measurement and Millimetres)

The Sound of Math.

A Convenient Excuse of An Messenger Window

Syntax Error

Math Sleep

Equation [60BPM]

6-times-4

Equation [133BPM]

Calculator Sickness

Caution of The Dialogue of The Window (Window Dialogue - Extravagancy Mix)

Digging Holes for Questions That Don't Have Answers

Hexago

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Melodies from Math (A Convenient Excuse of An Messenger Window)

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