Eastern Journey - Trilok Gurtu

4. Of The Lost Vale Into It

mpc jam 31

A pretty little tune I wrote for my mother.  Love you mom!

Bluebird Waltz (for mom)

Jamuary Day 2 2025

Hop On A Train (Jamuary 2025 Day 4)

which is taller? the spire or the flower?

JAM25.08 ✧ WATCHFLWRS

Today combines two different prompts
- "Texture First" which is me exploring mostly singing a one-note drone
- "Call and Respons" where I react to what I had sung in a previous take

Had some fun with Valhalla DSP's Supermassive!

Day 10+11 - Textured Call and Response

Day 12 of Jamuary 2025 - Make a games final boss music, which changes as the boss reaches their final form!

Day 12 Jamuary - BossTime

With this track I wanted to explore "generative music" as coined by Brian Eno. From wikipedia: 
During the 1990s, Eno worked increasingly with self-generating musical systems, the results of which he called generative music. This allows the listener to hear music that slowly unfolds in almost infinite non-repeating combinations of sound.[56] In one instance of generative music, Eno calculated that it would take almost 10,000 years to hear the entire possibilities of one individual piece. Eno achieves this through the blending of several independent musical tracks of varying length. Each track features different musical elements and in some cases, silence. When each individual track concludes, it starts again re-configuring differently with the other tracks. 

In my case, every instrument has a series of clips of varying content and length which are triggered in a random pattern by Ableton's follow actions. So each time you listen to the project, it will sound unique. I don't have nearly as much content needed to make it take 10,000 hours to hear every combination, but it was an interesting exercise nonetheless.

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Day 14 of Jamuary 2025 - Cut it off. Incorporate silence as a key element

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