http://www.synth4ever.com - Waldorf Microwave XT synth demo -- playing a relaxing, dreamy ambient electronica music soundscape on Microwave XT wavetable synth from Waldorf. HEADPHONES HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! :) 

This relaxing ambient chill-out / new age synthesizer music was created using 2 wavetables, arpeggiator, delay, filter/envelope adjustments, LFO modulations, and more.

Performed LIVE, no external processing! Everything you hear is from the Waldorf MicroWave XT (10 voice) digital wavetable synthesizer! :) 

Now close your eyes & relax... zen ambient dreams await.

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Ocean Skies - Relaxing ambient chillout music (Waldorf MicroWAVE XT synthesizer)

I composed "Tour De Pyrénées” after a trip through them in 2012. The tour lasted five days and nights and I saw some unbelievable, beautiful ‘lost places’. The music represents the ups and downs of driving the car through the mountain pass, the voices of the people, and the landscape. 

Bjorn Rohde - Tour De Pyrénées

Seven is a concept album based around the theory of the cosmic and esoteric evolution of the planet, musically depicting the the seven races and their existence on seven continents, past, present and yet to come.

Composed, performed, produced and recorded by Paul Landry
Album cover design and photography Paul Landry 
© 2018 Paul Landry & Aeon Records
℗ 2028 Ditto Music LTD


Lemuria

ambient soundscape

here one of 4 tracks of  my latest productions " autumn movement", released on silent season. (( thx for that))

http://shop.silentseason.com/album/martin-nonstatic-autumn-movement-ss16


Martin nonstatic "soundforest"   silent season -ss16     autumn movement

Northern Lights

Elektronik II
Pete Namlook • Material Object
Fax + 49-69/450464
(this is just a excerpt of the full 80 min release)
Released May 2012
This release is available both physically (CD) and digitally via iTunes
The Physical release is in 5.1 surround sound DTS and Stereo

buy the physical release from http://www.namlook.de

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Pete Namlook • Material Object - Elektronik II

Neon

The second in the artist Insights mix, aimed at bringing the artist profile to the fore, diving into the sounds that both influence and comprise their own.

In a time of lean-back playlist listening, it's important to give due attention and credit to the composers, musicians and producers that make up our vast musical world. This series hopes to not only showcase music favoured by the artist, but also help connect the dots between their sound and that of the musical network that surrounds them.

A stunning variety of influences make up Henrik's mix, spanning decades of musical innovators. In the opening half, Henrik's compositional mastery can be heard amongst the experimentation of composers like György Ligeti and Philip Glass, while his knack for calm, emotive movement shows itself in the selected pieces by the Eno brothers. The second half tips a hat to some great artists outside the classical sphere, moving through Jean-Michel Jarre, Kraftwerk and The Beatles. Together, these far-reaching selections make for an inquisitively engaging journey, showcasing quality in all its forms.

Find all the tracks in the Spotify playlist: spoti.fi/2XgPrxV

If you'd like to support Antarctic Wastelands and his latest release, you can do so via these links...

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00:00 Roger Eno - Voices
02:08 György Ligeti & Miklós Perényi - Cello Sonata: 1. Dialogo
05:20 Philip Glass - The Poet Acts
08:46 Henrik Meierkord - Själ
12:03 György Ligeti - Atmosphères
16:16 Jon Hassell & Brian Eno - Chemistry
20:48 Arvo Pärt - Spiegel im Spiegel
26:24 Brian Eno - Deep Blue Day
30:08 Mokadelic - Doomed to Live
32:32 Henrik Meierkord - Växt
36:32 Bing & Ruth - The How of it Sped
39:44 Michael Nyman - Time Lapse
43:28 Jean-Michel Jarre - Exuinoxe, Pt. 2
48:00 Kraftwerk - Kometenmelodie 2
50:24 Popol Vuh - Morgengruß
53:11 The Beatles - A Day In The Life
57:36 Spacemen 3 - Lord Can You Hear Me?

Insights Mix 002 ~ Henrik Meierkord

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check our #12 magic ambient electronic rls by [ @nirgoona ]  
& Amanita Phalloides for our sublabel Secret Domain 
[ soundcloud.com/secretdomainlabel ]

dedicated to our families

Thanks to:
- Heavenchord [ soundcloud.com/nirgoona ]  & Amanita Phalloides
- Sergey for mastering - mmcm.ru
- You

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Heavenchord & Amanita Phalloides - Windchimes

Dutch composer Rutger Hoedemaekers makes his debut solo release with a stunning album that marks the culmination of a decade spent in the hyper-creative studio environment he co-founded in Berlin, including four years working closely alongside Jóhann Jóhannsson. Sonically rich, emotionally deep, and immaculately handled, 'The Age Of Oddities’ showcases a brilliant new talent, its cinematic eloquence bearing witness to Rutger’s experiences composing for film alongside Oscar-winner Hildur Guðnadóttir and Jóhannsson, for whom the album is partly a eulogy.

Whilst paying homage to Jóhannsson, ‘The Age Of Oddities’ sees Hoedemaekers forging his own sound and vision. It’s a bold and forward-thinking record, with a rich, hybrid sound seeing vocals processed and blurred alongside brass parts and a wall of strings shadowed by Rutger’s understated, textural electronics. Beautifully scored, immaculately performed and recorded, the album utilises the power of Budapest Art Orchestra’s 23-piece string ensemble conducted and co-orchestrated by Viktor Orri Árnason, alongside vocals (Kira Kira, Theatre of Voices’ Else Torp and Laura Jansen), horn (Morris Kliphuis), trombone (Hilary Jeffery) and violin (Una Sveinbjarnardóttir and Viktor Orri Árnason), with Hoedemaekers contributing trumpet, piano, keyboard and electronics.

Born out of a shared creative environment during a time of personal as well as social change, ‘The Age Of Oddities’ is a powerful and emotive work that closes a deeply productive yet also dark and heavy period for its creator.  It sees Hoedemaekers finally stepping out into the spotlight after many years working behind the scenes, revealing a hugely talented new composer who is surely one to watch in coming years.

The Age Of Oddities

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While I appreciate music in many genres, I’ve always had a love for electronica… especially ambient, chillout and IDM, likely due to artistic influences in my youth (see “Influences” here: http://synth4ever.com/about-synthever/influences ).

It all started around age 6 when I first heard works done by a Japanese synthesist/composer named Isao Tomita. My parents had bought 3 of his records (Kosmos, The Planets, and The Bermuda Triangle) at a garage sale because the cover artwork “looked cool”.

Little did I know (at the time) that he was a major pioneer in the electronic & analogue synth music scene. When listening to his material, I often dream of soundscapes, distant planets and other such far-away places, and I think my early exposure to his music influenced me for the rest of my life towards a “space ambient” style.

I took piano lessons at a young age for a brief time, but then focused on drumming from age 12. Still, over the years my interest and love for electronic music grew until the point of finally purchasing my first synthesizer in January 2012. Since then I have developed a voracious appetite for all things synth.


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When it comes to my synth demos,  I try to showcase what I’ve learnt about the synths I own thus far, and to share with others my love for these synths. I prefer the spontaneity of live performance and hands-on, real-time tweaking of the synth itself.

I like to play music in a more “space ambient” style comprised of long sustained pads, arpeggiators, resonance, reverbs and delay. I find this style allows me great freedom to tweak a synth’s various parameters, play with effects to create new sounds, and create emotional soundscapes that are pleasing to my ear and which take me (and hopefully, the listener) on an emotional journey through electronic music.