Showing posts with label Neterland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Neterland. Show all posts
Thursday, March 13, 2014
dvusMedia - When Darkness Comes
When Darkness Comes is a ambient-beat mix. It was released on my second mp3.com release "Neterland" in 2001. You can find a newly revised and re-mastered version HERE.
Friday, March 7, 2014
dvusmedia - Terpsechore
Terpsechore is the Muse of dance.
This version is a remix / remaster of the track which originally appeared on my 2001 MP3.com album "Neter land" [Neterland being the abode of the Egyptian Neters or "godlike powers"].
I don't expect that everyone will like it... it is after all "electronic"... but for me it is headphone ear candy... even if I have begun to lose my hearing. ;)
HERE she becomes a rather odd of mix of samples and beats heavily influenced by the folks that were then hanging about in alt.cyberpunk.chatsubo. I am in their debt [but then I'm always in debt].
Enjoy!
This version is a remix / remaster of the track which originally appeared on my 2001 MP3.com album "Neter land" [Neterland being the abode of the Egyptian Neters or "godlike powers"].
I don't expect that everyone will like it... it is after all "electronic"... but for me it is headphone ear candy... even if I have begun to lose my hearing. ;)
HERE she becomes a rather odd of mix of samples and beats heavily influenced by the folks that were then hanging about in alt.cyberpunk.chatsubo. I am in their debt [but then I'm always in debt].
Enjoy!
Saturday, February 22, 2014
dvusMedia - Imaginary Skies blues vocal
I have covered the history of the lyrics of this song HERE. So I won't repeat it again.
As originally envisioned this song was intended to be a blues/rock song but I wasn't old enough nor "blue" enough to do the song justice. Well I'm a lot older and way bluer now...
So with the help of my digital audio workstation and a few stupid studio tricks, I present to you Imaginary Skies as it was intended to be played and sung... you'll find the MP3 right HERE.
As originally envisioned this song was intended to be a blues/rock song but I wasn't old enough nor "blue" enough to do the song justice. Well I'm a lot older and way bluer now...
So with the help of my digital audio workstation and a few stupid studio tricks, I present to you Imaginary Skies as it was intended to be played and sung... you'll find the MP3 right HERE.
dvusMedia - Meditation with Variations on the Theme
Today's track is actually a three-bee
At the beginning of October 2000 I composed / mixed a track which was a kind of ambient something or other. It included among other things clips of a thunder storm I had recorded, some excerpts of my fooling around with a Yamaha DX-21 FM synth, and clips of my playing a clay pot... slow... contemplative... boring... meditative. It acquired the name "Meditation".
Cynthia, my spouse, asked me to put together a meditation something like "Meditation" but something more pleasant to contemplate so the track was remixed and morphed into "Cyn's Meditation"... But I wasn't quite satisfied and kept tinkering with the track until it morphed into another of my soundscapes which I named "Sunrise on the Saraswati"
You can find all three HERE remastered for your listening pleasure.
Now understand I had only been doing this kind of composing / remixing for a very short time [about three months at that time tho' I had been fooling with Electronic synthesizer music for about eight years by that time]. I had no idea [and still don't] know how to define the "genre" or "type" or what have you of these things I had begun to compose... To me if the track expressed what I wanted it to express why then I was successful. If a listener wanted to call it "ambient" or "techno" or even "junk" I am fine with that. Is this stuff music? That's in the ears of the beholder.
A music reviewer friend of mine, Gordon F of Audio-Bomb, could tell you far better than I whether this is of any value as a listener... At the time I was having a lot of fun as a composer and musician as well as a writer. The Chatsubo sure opened my eyes and ears to new things.. and so the music and mixes evolved.
At the beginning of October 2000 I composed / mixed a track which was a kind of ambient something or other. It included among other things clips of a thunder storm I had recorded, some excerpts of my fooling around with a Yamaha DX-21 FM synth, and clips of my playing a clay pot... slow... contemplative... boring... meditative. It acquired the name "Meditation".
Cynthia, my spouse, asked me to put together a meditation something like "Meditation" but something more pleasant to contemplate so the track was remixed and morphed into "Cyn's Meditation"... But I wasn't quite satisfied and kept tinkering with the track until it morphed into another of my soundscapes which I named "Sunrise on the Saraswati"
You can find all three HERE remastered for your listening pleasure.
Now understand I had only been doing this kind of composing / remixing for a very short time [about three months at that time tho' I had been fooling with Electronic synthesizer music for about eight years by that time]. I had no idea [and still don't] know how to define the "genre" or "type" or what have you of these things I had begun to compose... To me if the track expressed what I wanted it to express why then I was successful. If a listener wanted to call it "ambient" or "techno" or even "junk" I am fine with that. Is this stuff music? That's in the ears of the beholder.
A music reviewer friend of mine, Gordon F of Audio-Bomb, could tell you far better than I whether this is of any value as a listener... At the time I was having a lot of fun as a composer and musician as well as a writer. The Chatsubo sure opened my eyes and ears to new things.. and so the music and mixes evolved.
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