This has to be one of the most beautifully crafted pieces I've heard in quite some time. Thick with Vangelis tones, and heavy Bladerunner vibes...well done.
J'ai toujours écouter depuis 40 ans Schulze et bien D'autres mais j'avoue que vous avez touché à mes émotions..... superbe et super matos technique....les émotions sont les guides de créativité....fluide.... bravo
@@alpha23ceze35 idem pour moi, 30 ans élevé a la sauce kraftwerk jarre tangerine aphex twins.... ( je connais pas Schulze je vais aller écouter...) tout ce que fais ce mec est une pure merveille ! le mec m'a touché. Il a un matos incroyable et touche sa bille !
I really enjoy your compositional style and productions. Your tracks have depth and continue evolve in a beautiful way. Thank you so much for sharing your work with us! Simply beautiful ambient and electronic music.
I also love this beautiful ambience, but I'm pretty sure I would never use this as driving music. Bradley, please stay alive long enough to enjoy State Azure's next audio masterpiece. 🎵
The 'head space' that can "late night live stream" an "impromptu" session this enjoyable is highly comendable within itself. Thank you SA... for demonstrating that this is indeed a reality somewhere on this planet. Feels seriously f'n good!
Hey man, I made a private playlist with alot of your pieces like this. I honestly haven't slept so good in years. I can't thank you enough. I've been working on FLstudio over the past year and I can't make anything that remotely sounds this good while putting all my focus into it. The fact that you set all these racks just perfect to make a perfect sounding ambient soundscape while barely monitoring the device for 4 hours blows my damn mind, let alone when you actually sit down and produce music on top of the soundscape you've provided yourself. Keep it up and then some, my dreams love the ambient stuff and my day loves the beats you make. I'm gonna start experimenting with FLstudio tomorrow and the patcher built in to see what I can make to generate ambient sound with minimal user input.
This is amazing. It is obviously a fully conceptualized and visualized work, emerging from the subconscious - lovely, haunting and... immense. Gorgeous open alive immensity. This is my first encounter with your work, and I am now a dedicated follower. Thank you!
I listen to rock, classical, and of course progressive. I have always had a love of music in my head. Faster than my fingers, and of course sequential. You are giving me gold. Can't say the words other than maybe other than Wendy, you kick ass. Sooooooooooooooooooo good. Thank you Thank you Thank you 👏👏😊
Not only is Azure State a great musician he is also a wizard at electrics as well............one could say a genius. Love your music....so chilled and not 120 bpm . I play it a lot at all times of day... Cheers, Blair.
My god, the opening on this is so lush. Brings to mind, immediately, Vangelis' works on the Bladerunner scores. The sounds just after the 11:00 mark remind me of some of the effects in Star Trek The Motion Picture when Kirk et al are trying to "talk" to V'ger. Nice!
I imagine the bliss I’m feeling as I’m listening to this, Is similar what those ‘asmr’ fans feel as they’re listening to those sounds. I’ve subscribed and followed you on Spotify too. Happy TH-cam recommended your channel to me.
(Deckard voice-over: The Bradley Building. I hadn't been here in thirty years. This was where I killed Pris. This was where Roy saved my life and talked about tears in rain. This was where Roy died. Why did I come back? What drew me here? I look at my daughter, standing at my side. I see Rachel in her face.) "You're sure about this?" I ask her. She nods as the elevator door opens. We step inside, the door closes, and we rise toward the roof. "Was she ever here?" my daughter asks. I shake my head. "I was here to retire two replicants." "Retire," she says. "You mean kill them." I nod. "Part of my job back then." We reach the top floor. The door opens and we step outside the elevator. My daughter looks at me. "Was it love that kept you from killing my mother?" I nod. "If you were ordered to," she asks, "would you kill me? Would you retire me?" "No," I say. "Even if I was 100% replicant?" she asks. "Even if," I say. "Why?" she asks. "Because you're my daughter," I say. We walk down the hall and into the chambers where Pris and Roy used to live. I can still see Pris lying on the floor, among the dolls, dead. We climb up to the rooftop. I can still see Roy sitting in the rain, releasing the dove he was holding. The dove rising into the grey skies. "I'm glad that you didn't kill him," my daughter says. "So am I," I say. "He taught me more about life than anyone else ever did. Except maybe your mother." "I wish I'd known her," my daughter says. The rain begins to fall, gently, steadily. "Rain drops are like tears," my daughter says. "The rain falls from the sky. Tears fall from our eyes. Proof that we are all human. All too human, in fact. Even the replicants." She looks up at the sky, closes her eyes. "If I were to die right now, this is where I would want to die. With my father at my side. Not Tyrell. You." She leans against me and I hug her, mostly to keep her from falling backward. But she trusts me not to let her fall and hurt herself. "I'm glad you came to find me. I'm glad I got to meet my father." "We're getting soaked," I say. "So be it," she says. "I'd rather be here than in the laboratory. At least here there is rain." "And tears," I say. "And tears," she says. (I improvised this while listening to the music. Feel free to add to it.)
Hey State, what analog synths do yo recommend for film score. For those warm soundscapes & ambient Blade Runner/Dune/The Dark Knight/ type of sound. Wether u recommend one $7000 synthesizer or 3 different synths, it's ok, I want to know all options cause I'm all for it. My budget is around $6500- $8000 btw. Let me know your thoughts.
Difficult to answer that, I think it'd probably be better to understand which synths are used for certain OST that you really like and want to emulate. There are so many options today, and when it comes to analog gear I've only tried a handful..ie I'm no expert. My own feelings are, that I think analog by itself would be too limiting in the kind of sounds and textures they're capable of, and that you'd want to mix analog and digital. For example a Waldorf Iridium with a Novation Summit would take you a long way
This appeared in my recommended list and I have to admit I hadn't heard of you before. This blew me away! I am now a new fan! Any plans to release it or put it on soundcloud?
absolutely amazing job dude ! Why producer of Blade Runner 2049 didn't call you for the OST ??? just piece of art ( what is the big analog synth in front of you ? look a roland system 100 )
Amazing. How long did it take you to build this awesome modular synth? How much did it cost in total? and are you using any soft synths too? also, what camera and lens are you using? i am trying to find a mirrorless or dslr camera that can record lengthy video as opposed to the normal limit of half an hour
No idea on price, I don't think it matters, but probably over 20k £/E whatever. I've been collecting the modular stuff for almost 3 years I think. I use soft synths quite a bit actually! Camera is a Blackmagic Pocket 4k with a Sigma 18-35 mm lens. I used a Panasonic G7 for quite a while, good camera for videos.
Such an amazing repertoire of sounds and knowledge you can pull together and arrange on the fly. 👏🏼. Curious what the sound design is behind the sequence that comes in around 22:30 and the modulation when you pull Planar backwards? Love that.
Thank you! That sequence (sequenced by KSP), is the 4MS Ensemble Osc. one of my recent additions. It's going through a steiner-parker filter model on the Freak, with L and R cutoffs modulated at slightly different speeds (sine LFO), Planar is adjusting the Twist input on the Ensemble.
Thanks! I was just looking at a video on the Ensemble the other day. I had the Spherical Wavetable Navigator for awhile...but I was never able to leverage its power (my lack of experience). So now I’m cutting my teeth with Chord2 and making some wavetable for that...might do the same for E370 too. The Ensemble looks interesting. Realizing I’m more of a traditional wave source guy than tables.
@@vincentsky I didn't keep the SWN for very long either, but I have an aversion to button combinations, also i think the E370 sounds much better for wavetables. I'm very happy with the Ensemble though, it's probably the only 4MS module I'll actually keep :)
Something else weird, the SWN always boot up about ~7 cents sharp..just enough to be noticeable. Even after calibration... I would always have to tune it. 🤷🏻♂️ I recorded some custom sounds/wavetables into the SWN, but still couldn’t get it to sound like E370, which I like better too. Have had better luck with WaveEdit and that workflow for custom stuff. Now watching some tutorials...the Ensemble is a lot of what I loved about SWN but plus some cool params and minus the wavetable and UX....so I think it just landed on the short list after I get the studio re-arranged. Thanks again...
Ok you have to do a patch notes. How does the guitar sound so much like genuine playing? Is it a Rings with lots of complex sequencing, or just a sample of guitar?
Well this is from 2 years ago, so patch notes aren't happening. The guitar is sample based, I'm playing a live improvisation on the keyboard to the side of me, no modular used for that part, I'm using the DAW too.
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I am the guy who is normally super critical of music. But, I deeply admire what you do. Keep up the good work, sir.
This has to be one of the most beautifully crafted pieces I've heard in quite some time. Thick with Vangelis tones, and heavy Bladerunner vibes...well done.
Really appreciate that, thank you
J'ai toujours écouter depuis 40 ans Schulze et bien D'autres mais j'avoue que vous avez touché à mes émotions..... superbe et super matos technique....les émotions sont les guides de créativité....fluide.... bravo
@@alpha23ceze35 idem pour moi, 30 ans élevé a la sauce kraftwerk jarre tangerine aphex twins.... ( je connais pas Schulze je vais aller écouter...) tout ce que fais ce mec est une pure merveille ! le mec m'a touché. Il a un matos incroyable et touche sa bille !
I really enjoy your compositional style and productions. Your tracks have depth and continue evolve in a beautiful way. Thank you so much for sharing your work with us! Simply beautiful ambient and electronic music.
Thanks so much, Gary!
Been listening to this for a bit. Love the sounds throughout. So well done.
amazing journey, so full of little surprises, the acoustic guitar sounds incredible.
Inuff to bring tears to my eyes, so beautiful.
love the ambience, I listen to your music in my car driving late at night.
Thank you :) Drive safe.
I also love this beautiful ambience, but I'm pretty sure I would never use this as driving music. Bradley, please stay alive long enough to enjoy State Azure's next audio masterpiece. 🎵
The 'head space' that can "late night live stream" an "impromptu" session this enjoyable is highly comendable within itself.
Thank you SA... for demonstrating that this is indeed a reality somewhere on this planet. Feels seriously f'n good!
beautiful soundscapes ...finally stumbled upon a gem mix :)))
Wow!!! So beautiful. So restful for the soul.
Thank you; just what I needed xx
Hans, Philip, John and Alexandre downvoted this video. Fabulous music, I really enjoyed it. Thanks!
Hey man, I made a private playlist with alot of your pieces like this. I honestly haven't slept so good in years. I can't thank you enough. I've been working on FLstudio over the past year and I can't make anything that remotely sounds this good while putting all my focus into it. The fact that you set all these racks just perfect to make a perfect sounding ambient soundscape while barely monitoring the device for 4 hours blows my damn mind, let alone when you actually sit down and produce music on top of the soundscape you've provided yourself. Keep it up and then some, my dreams love the ambient stuff and my day loves the beats you make. I'm gonna start experimenting with FLstudio tomorrow and the patcher built in to see what I can make to generate ambient sound with minimal user input.
Hey thanks a lot, and good luck with the ambient tracks!
This is amazing. It is obviously a fully conceptualized and visualized work, emerging from the subconscious - lovely, haunting and... immense. Gorgeous open alive immensity. This is my first encounter with your work, and I am now a dedicated follower. Thank you!
Really appreciated, thank you!
Thank you so much for putting me to sleep, sir. That is said with good intentions. ✌ and ❤ love from 🇨🇦
And my toughs streaming away on the waves from your oscillators into space of your DAW. Thanks for sharing 🙏
Just right for Monday morning. Thank you!!
that was one of the best hours ive had all year,
amazing piece of music, the guitars were perfect.
one of my favourites for sure.
thank you
Thanks, MacStoker!
That was a great live stream! My first time with any live stream. Much appreciated! My question is, who would give a thumbs down to this?
Thank you, Kim. The mystery of the downvoters will never be solved.
@@stateazure they are ignorant fools 😢
@@stateazure The downvoters remain a mystery even unto themselves... This is a lovely piece with more than a few transcendent passages. Thanks!
An ABSOLUTE GEM and an ABSOLUTE WORK OF ART (AS ALWAYS)! :-)
Beautiful!
Great performance in set up love this kind of music 🎶
Really digging the Bass and electronica/techno sounds in this one!
mesmerizing - it just hangs there in the air... well done yet again!
Great stuff, I can hear Vangelis in there somewhere.
I listen to rock, classical, and of course progressive. I have always had a love of music in my head. Faster than my fingers, and of course sequential. You are giving me gold. Can't say the words other than maybe other than Wendy, you kick ass. Sooooooooooooooooooo good. Thank you Thank you Thank you 👏👏😊
This is how god made paradise with sound, just beautifully haunting and poignant. Phenomenal yet again. Oct 2020 🙏❤🙏❤👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
so beautiful ... exactly what i need ... thank you !!!!
TOP SHELF and then some. Bravo!
just fantastic, thank you for the zen activation ;)
This so awesome - thanks for sharing! I really love this!
thats a dope jam! so beautiful! chapeau
Fantastic piece. This is so nice!
Beautiful music :)
Hi it’s Stacie! I just love this video! This music is awesome! I am happy that I found this channel! Please do more of these! 😁
Great session! Enjoyed it a lot!
this is so wonderfull
Not only is Azure State a great musician he is also a wizard at electrics as well............one could say a genius. Love your music....so chilled and not 120 bpm . I play it a lot at all times of day...
Cheers,
Blair.
Thank you, Blair!
@@stateazure You are most welcome...I am very happy to have discovered your channel and music....wonderful......
My god, the opening on this is so lush. Brings to mind, immediately, Vangelis' works on the Bladerunner scores. The sounds just after the 11:00 mark remind me of some of the effects in Star Trek The Motion Picture when Kirk et al are trying to "talk" to V'ger. Nice!
I imagine the bliss I’m feeling as I’m listening to this, Is similar what those ‘asmr’ fans feel as they’re listening to those sounds. I’ve subscribed and followed you on Spotify too. Happy TH-cam recommended your channel to me.
Thank you :)
Magical journey, thank you!
Lovely deep notes just at the 14:00 mark. I can't believe the talent to crank this out in real time exists, but I'm grateful that it does.
Beautiful..... haunting...
(Deckard voice-over: The Bradley Building. I hadn't been here in thirty years. This was where I killed Pris. This was where Roy saved my life and talked about tears in rain. This was where Roy died. Why did I come back? What drew me here? I look at my daughter, standing at my side. I see Rachel in her face.)
"You're sure about this?" I ask her.
She nods as the elevator door opens. We step inside, the door closes, and we rise toward the roof.
"Was she ever here?" my daughter asks.
I shake my head. "I was here to retire two replicants."
"Retire," she says. "You mean kill them."
I nod. "Part of my job back then."
We reach the top floor. The door opens and we step outside the elevator.
My daughter looks at me. "Was it love that kept you from killing my mother?"
I nod.
"If you were ordered to," she asks, "would you kill me? Would you retire me?"
"No," I say.
"Even if I was 100% replicant?" she asks.
"Even if," I say.
"Why?" she asks.
"Because you're my daughter," I say.
We walk down the hall and into the chambers where Pris and Roy used to live. I can still see Pris lying on the floor, among the dolls, dead.
We climb up to the rooftop. I can still see Roy sitting in the rain, releasing the dove he was holding. The dove rising into the grey skies.
"I'm glad that you didn't kill him," my daughter says.
"So am I," I say. "He taught me more about life than anyone else ever did. Except maybe your mother."
"I wish I'd known her," my daughter says.
The rain begins to fall, gently, steadily.
"Rain drops are like tears," my daughter says. "The rain falls from the sky. Tears fall from our eyes. Proof that we are all human. All too human, in fact. Even the replicants." She looks up at the sky, closes her eyes. "If I were to die right now, this is where I would want to die. With my father at my side. Not Tyrell. You." She leans against me and I hug her, mostly to keep her from falling backward. But she trusts me not to let her fall and hurt herself. "I'm glad you came to find me. I'm glad I got to meet my father."
"We're getting soaked," I say.
"So be it," she says. "I'd rather be here than in the laboratory. At least here there is rain."
"And tears," I say.
"And tears," she says.
(I improvised this while listening to the music. Feel free to add to it.)
Brilliant music 🎵
Listening to this while working from home has actually made this lockdown enjoyable :D
Keep up the amazing work, we need you !!!! :D :D :D :D
whole 40min live session, nice
Man. So amazing music out there in the International Space Station.
Super..Mann Bravo. ⚘👍🌷✌💚👤
I was waiting for such a masterpiece from you I really enjoyed it everything is great 👍👌👏😍💐❤️🙏
Wonderful. Thank you.
Мечты и фантазии во сне о моем любимом единственном
Great music and amazing sound !
great mix loving your stuff
Just Love The Sounds
Reminds me some Blade Runner ambiant, I like it very much ! Good job ! Bravo !
Eargasmusic thanks for this beauty mate..😏👌...🙏
Thank you!
How does one even start making this kinda music man I want to know lol
I listen to this while I write
Thank you
Super Duper Sweet Lyrical, and Bladerunner'ish Elegant Executed 🌈😎👍🏻✨
Haha I just commented the same thing! :)
Dude if you ever managed to shift all this kit up to the O2 to do a live concert I would be there in a heartbeat.
Hey State, what analog synths do yo recommend for film score. For those warm soundscapes & ambient Blade Runner/Dune/The Dark Knight/ type of sound. Wether u recommend one $7000 synthesizer or 3 different synths, it's ok, I want to know all options cause I'm all for it. My budget is around $6500- $8000 btw. Let me know your thoughts.
Difficult to answer that, I think it'd probably be better to understand which synths are used for certain OST that you really like and want to emulate. There are so many options today, and when it comes to analog gear I've only tried a handful..ie I'm no expert. My own feelings are, that I think analog by itself would be too limiting in the kind of sounds and textures they're capable of, and that you'd want to mix analog and digital. For example a Waldorf Iridium with a Novation Summit would take you a long way
Missed it live , great stuff !
This appeared in my recommended list and I have to admit I hadn't heard of you before.
This blew me away! I am now a new fan!
Any plans to release it or put it on soundcloud?
Thank you, Mike! No plans for this one yet. What I usually do with live streams, is wait until I have a few and release them all together.
@@stateazure Thanks for that. I will keep my eye out! Love your remix of Little Fluffy Clouds BTW as I'm huge Orb fan.
@@ComfortablyNum6 Awesome, glad you liked that one!
I'm also a new fan!
Perfect ambient...you have big tribute from me!
Thank you!
absolutely amazing job dude ! Why producer of Blade Runner 2049 didn't call you for the OST ??? just piece of art ( what is the big analog synth in front of you ? look a roland system 100 )
Dude! Awesome
beautiful
Clever done..... 🎼
he is aliveeeee !!!!!
Amazing. How long did it take you to build this awesome modular synth? How much did it cost in total? and are you using any soft synths too?
also, what camera and lens are you using? i am trying to find a mirrorless or dslr camera that can record lengthy video as opposed to the normal limit of half an hour
No idea on price, I don't think it matters, but probably over 20k £/E whatever. I've been collecting the modular stuff for almost 3 years I think. I use soft synths quite a bit actually! Camera is a Blackmagic Pocket 4k with a Sigma 18-35 mm lens. I used a Panasonic G7 for quite a while, good camera for videos.
@@stateazure thank you, that's really useful information!
About that guitar? Omnisphere! (Watched live)
Yes, Omnisphere 2 :)
@@stateazure damn that really caught me off guard. great stuff.
Your music is amazing!!! Could you tell me what lamp is on your desk? Thanks
It's made by Aglaia, but there are other brands pretty much exactly the same. Found it on Amazon, it uses touch control to change the colours etc
@@stateazure Thank you very much, the light looks very cool!
Guitar is a sample? Played live? recorded? Any info about it will be appreciated!
Sampled based, played live using Omnisphere.
Awesome
Really nice!
Love it
Such an amazing repertoire of sounds and knowledge you can pull together and arrange on the fly. 👏🏼. Curious what the sound design is behind the sequence that comes in around 22:30 and the modulation when you pull Planar backwards? Love that.
Thank you! That sequence (sequenced by KSP), is the 4MS Ensemble Osc. one of my recent additions. It's going through a steiner-parker filter model on the Freak, with L and R cutoffs modulated at slightly different speeds (sine LFO), Planar is adjusting the Twist input on the Ensemble.
Thanks! I was just looking at a video on the Ensemble the other day. I had the Spherical Wavetable Navigator for awhile...but I was never able to leverage its power (my lack of experience). So now I’m cutting my teeth with Chord2 and making some wavetable for that...might do the same for E370 too. The Ensemble looks interesting. Realizing I’m more of a traditional wave source guy than tables.
@@vincentsky I didn't keep the SWN for very long either, but I have an aversion to button combinations, also i think the E370 sounds much better for wavetables. I'm very happy with the Ensemble though, it's probably the only 4MS module I'll actually keep :)
Something else weird, the SWN always boot up about ~7 cents sharp..just enough to be noticeable. Even after calibration... I would always have to tune it. 🤷🏻♂️ I recorded some custom sounds/wavetables into the SWN, but still couldn’t get it to sound like E370, which I like better too. Have had better luck with WaveEdit and that workflow for custom stuff. Now watching some tutorials...the Ensemble is a lot of what I loved about SWN but plus some cool params and minus the wavetable and UX....so I think it just landed on the short list after I get the studio re-arranged. Thanks again...
Do you use only snth or sample to ? Very good music.
Lovely stuff. I see the E520 sitting off to the side but patched in - what algo are you using?
Hey Eric, looper for background textures/atmosphere tonight :)
@@stateazure Cool - love to hear the looper getting some love.
This would make for a devastating national anthem.
Love what you do Bro
My cats 💕 your tracks
Guitar giving me those CFCF vibes
The soundtrack to my Tuesday afternoon Zoom call - not sharing it though
fantastinc!
at the beginning, when you play the midi keyboard, which synth or which module makes this bright bell-like vangelis sound?
Novation Peak :)
@@stateazure thanks :) ... do you remember whether it was a preset or did you create the sound yourself?
@@alexs.2592 It's a preset, I made have tweaked it a little, but it should be pretty close. It's called 'Crystal Cavern'
Love to see a list of patches/gear as you drift through them, probably tough to generate, but would be very cool to see... Thank you!
Are these factory presets? or yours? If yours, do you sell patches?
Ok you have to do a patch notes. How does the guitar sound so much like genuine playing? Is it a Rings with lots of complex sequencing, or just a sample of guitar?
Well this is from 2 years ago, so patch notes aren't happening. The guitar is sample based, I'm playing a live improvisation on the keyboard to the side of me, no modular used for that part, I'm using the DAW too.
Yo when that guitar came in,,, I smiled.@8m30s
Very Blade Runnerish! :)
This music is excellent, I wonder if there will ever be machine generated melodic music (AI), with random rhythms. Computer self-composed music
Kraftwerk : Ralf &Florian : ananas symphonie 👍😉🇫🇷🙋♂️
Squelchy but dry. Lovely soundz.
Ever try shopping around for doing music scores?
Nope! But I'm not really too keen on turning music into work, not that I wouldn't be interested in the right project of course.
THIS IS MY MUSIC :D, I listen this when I make homework
I search for the words, but I can't find them :) I just listen and listen to the music ...
Hermoso
Nice 🖖