My ship might not be the most impressive spacefaring machine one can find in the multiverse, but for its purposes it suits me perfectly well. It's my home, the place I can always rely on as I explore the depths of space. Despite this, it is for the most part still a spaceship. There isn't much room dedicated to anything other than the things it needs to fly and carry cargo. The home is what I make of it.

For some, the thought of leaving their home behind during their travels through space is unbearable; these (usually highly affluent) people prefer to bring home with them wherever they go. Some impressive engineering and a boatload of money actually makes this fairly doable.

I made a delivery to one of these people recently. Usually this is done on the surface of a planet, but apparently the client was on a tight schedule and could only meet as they rushed through a particular galaxy.

Their ship—if it can even be called that—was a massive behemoth of metal on the outside, nearly rivaling some smaller moons in mass. More important, though, was what it contained.

As soon as I parked my ship in the loading dock and passed a couple of airlocks, it was as if I had touched down on any typical planet. I found myself in a pastoral scene: a large, grassy field complete with a smattering of trees, a small house, and even a babbling brook. The ceiling had been fitted with a number of devices to simulate sunshine and clouds, and a system of ducts and fans along the walls carried air with enough volume to make for a fairly convincing wind. Had I woke up in the center of this colossal room, it might have been some time before I realized I was not on a planet at all. Every detail was accounted for to make this space the most convincing possible replica of the client's happy place.

More power to them, I suppose. I'd still take my ship any day. It probably can maneuver a little better than this metal monstrosity.

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Kinder Klang
https://www.triumphaudio.com/products/p/kinder-klang

A definitive and massive sampled collection of preschool, children’s, and young-at-heart instruments! 

Kinder Klang is Triumph Audio’s playful dive into the world of early childhood instruments—before lessons, before polish, before anyone cared about playing in time. We carefully recorded a massive collection of preschool staples like toy piano, ukulele, toddler drum kit, boomwhackers, bells, glockenspiel, xylophone, recorder, ocarina, kazoo, preschool percussion, kitchen pots & pans, Otamatone, elementary school trumpet and more.

It’s not a toy-themed library pretending to be pristine. It’s the honest, charming chaos of beginner music, captured in stereo in a high-end dry studio and transformed into something cinematic and unbelievably versatile. Perfect for quirky scores, heartfelt moments, children’s music or anything that needs a little offbeat charm.  We finish off the library with these same patches run through our Triumph Audio engine for some really fun processed & affected patches. Think rhythmic and tonal pulses, pads, leads, basses and lots of sound design & moody presents.

Kinder Klang is packed with content—36 distinct tonal instruments, dozens of percussion sounds curated into 30 patches, and over 340 patches total, including tonal, percussion, voice, and wild engine-processed sounds. Most instruments feature multiple articulations, velocity layers, and built-in FX menus for deep playability. 5.99 gigs of content, and yes—you’ll need the full version of Kontakt 5.8.1 or higher.  Library Highlights: 
* 36 unique Tonal Instruments across 100+ patches 
* 30 curated Percussion Menus 
* 10+ Voice Artist Menus 
* 80+ Tonal Processed patches 
* 20+ Percussion Processed patches 
* 80+ Pulses & Rhythmic Pulses 


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KK - Harmonica,Kalimba,Glock,LapHarp PWT

KK - Voice Artists Menus - PWT

KK - Proc -Soundscapes - PWT

KK - Boomwackers,Accordion,Bugles,Ocarina - PWT

KK - Proc - Rhythmic Pulses Part 1- PWT

KK - Proc - Rhythmic Pulses - Part 2 PWT

“Entanglement builds up between the state of the coffee cup and the state of the room.”

collection of sounds and found instruments recorded at the moment.

KALIMBA LOOP

For three percussionists, performed by students at the University of Georgia. 
Instruments include: mixing bowls, glass bottles, brake drums, metal cans, and coffee tins.

Tonic of Wildness

Here is part of my soundtrack to the Corona Virus pandemic of 2020...recorded late at night in quarantine in Barcelona, using rubber bands, a fan, ice cubes in a cup, a handkerchief, melodica and beat up cigar box guitar.

Mediterranean Dawn

Boutique sampling with a vengeance! Cinematic sample libraries founded by film, tv and game composer Kevin Manthei

acoustic/electroacoustic composer in Athens, GA

Joee & I Debut Album To The End Of The World now available for download.
https://iandjoee.bandcamp.com/album/to-the-end-of-the-world
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Hi I'm Joee. I'm female. When I was 9 years old, I tried to play the piano. I also tried to play the bass. I used to play the sax too. But I'm really a drummer. My first band used to cover metal bands. Then, I was making beats for my band Saffron Speedway and my duo Stormy.  I also make beats and sing for Loveless and Tales of Ordinary Madness. This space is for music I have made in the past and recently. Tracks that are self-produced and some are in collaboration with other artists. I hope you enjoy.

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