Ambient music // Op-1 field, Octatrack mk2, Ciat Lonbarde Cocoquantus 2 and Plumbutter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- I feel I'm loving more and more the the interplay of atonal and tonal elements, as well as the combination of instruments like the Cian Lonbarde Cocoquantus, Plumbutter, Teenage Op-1 field, and Elektron Octatrack, a space is created for meditation and deep relaxation.
Perhaps this kind of ambient music invites listeners to explore the deepest corners of their consciousness, experiencing music not only as entertainment but as a gateway to introspection and inner peace.
Though it may appear chaotic at first glance, this music often incorporates slightly repetitive elements that act as anchor points in the torrent of sounds. These elements provide a sense of familiarity amidst the unfamiliar, allowing the mind to find reference points and facilitating immersion in the sonic journey.
In this musical exploration, instruments like the Cian Lonbarde Cocoquantus and Plumbutter play a crucial role. With their capabilities to generate layers of astounding sounds and noises, these instruments construct a sonic canvas that transcends the limitations of conventional harmonies. Their intertwined waveforms and generative sequencers create a constant flow of shifting textures that invite the mind to shed its usual expectations.
Teenage Op-1 field with some tonal melodies amidst the abstraction and Octatrack with other long samples... add some emerging melodies as flashes of light in the darkness, evoking emotions and moods unexpectedly. I found this interplay between the tonal and atonal an intriguing balance that challenges conventional perceptions of music.
Perhaps the notion of a "noises lullaby" encapsulates the essence of music based on atonal structures, noise, and textures. Through the interplay of atonal and tonal elements, the repetitions, .... all things that our brain may understand as a space for meditation and deep relaxation.
Do you like this kind of music?
what do you think about it?
#op1field #cocoquantus #octatrack #ambientmusic #experimentalmusic #minimalmusic
. . . . . . an amazing collections of sounds, undulating movement, noises, 'music' and ephemeral atmosphere.......So inviting....................I'm compelled to just chill, be present & B R E A T H E I'm always amazed by your music......so many interesting different things coexisting - so nicely balanced, .....never too busy.............love the way the water comes in for the last minute, visually and sonically......the imagery and editing are exceptional as well
Thank you so much Will, it's always my pleasure. You always make me feel very happy to read your appreciation of my music.
When I share a new video or music, especially if it's something "different", it's like in part going naked without knowing what it might mean to others... there's always a veiled fear there. And it's tremendously comforting in the moments that someone like you likes to give me some of your time writing in detail.
Thanks to you for your time, for listening, for sharing with me what you think (good or bad), and for encouraging me to explore and experiment with new proposals.
I always look forward to your uploads......they're some of the best things I ever get to hear on UY (or elsewhere).......So glad that we've found each other here.............hearing what you're doing always inspires me, and getting to listen to your ideas and experiments is always a high point in my day (usually while I'm having morning coffee) ...................I hope all's well at your end.....
@willswitchcraft3674 🙌🖤The pleasure is also mine and I feel honored of having met here thanks to music. Good night my friend.
some interesting regions you touch here with us !
thank you so much for your words... this is probably one of my favorite sessions.. thanks for listening!
okay I am VERY glad that I found this. it's absolutely mesmerizing, I love it
Thank you so much. It means a lot! 🙌
Perfect for a Sunday afternoon. Although no sunshine here in my corner of England today. Your vibes are welcome here.
thank you so much! I'm happy you liked it! thank you for your comment
this is just ...amazing
thank you so much!
Nicely drifty
thank you so much!
I love how this one unfolds and breathes, stunning 🖤
thank you so much! 🖤
Your channel is so wonderful and impressive and beautiful, keep on keeping on, this is so brilliant 🤩🌞
@@ModularMoose wow…thank you so much for your kind words… I really appreciate your support. It pushes me to keep trying to create and share more music. 🙌🙌🙌
This is absolutely gorgeous! Well done my friend
Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏🖤I’m very happy that you liked it
So nice!
thank you mate!!🙌
Awesome. Love that moment around 7:11 where it feels like everything is frozen.
Thank you so much my friend! 🙏🙌
Really dig the atmosphere of the piece. Thoroughly enjoy this kind of sound! Great video too! Subbed!
thank you very much for your kind words and I am honored that you subscribe to my humble channel.
Hearing those initial chaotic pulses slow into something so warm and inviting was just...I can't even describe the effect it had on me. Thank you for this magnificent piece my friend!
thank you so so much for your kind words. You are part of this little magic friends that make this thing happens
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As always, Awesome😍✨
Thank you so much my friend 🥰🙌🖤
So great ❤
Thank you so much! 🙏🙏
This is lovely , but it’s not Atonal! Atonal means no harmonic centre ( no recognisable key ) . This is in the key of A minor. It is wonderful , but not Atonal. 👍
you are fully right... The piece has a "melody" or a tone and I can't say it's an atonal piece.
But when I talk about atonal is because par of the devices you see... are basically making noises... (plum butter and sometimes cocoquantus)... What I wanted to explain is that the mix between the tonal from Octatrack and OP-1 field (in A minor as you said) with the other ones is pretty fun and unexpected.
Thank you so much for listening and your feedback !
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Your welcome . Your music is lovely 🙏🏼🌞