Posted a new electronic ambient piece today: "Out of Mind".
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Several weeks ago I read a review of a documentary about the history of the text adventure. It is aptly titled "Get Lamp." (That's a Zork reference, if you don't know what I'm talking about.) Anyway, in the reading of this review the author mentioned that the documentary had great music composed by Zoë Blade. Now, after listening to her music for a few weeks, I decided that I definitely liked it and wanted to try my hand at this genre of ambient music.
Isn't it great that my affection for archaic computer games could lead me to a new genre of music? Of course, I feel like I have ADD because I keep wanting to make the song develop and change, but ambient music seems to progress at a slower pace than music in other genres. It's a good exercise, because it forces me to slow down.
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Several weeks ago I read a review of a documentary about the history of the text adventure. It is aptly titled "Get Lamp." (That's a Zork reference, if you don't know what I'm talking about.) Anyway, in the reading of this review the author mentioned that the documentary had great music composed by Zoë Blade. Now, after listening to her music for a few weeks, I decided that I definitely liked it and wanted to try my hand at this genre of ambient music.
Isn't it great that my affection for archaic computer games could lead me to a new genre of music? Of course, I feel like I have ADD because I keep wanting to make the song develop and change, but ambient music seems to progress at a slower pace than music in other genres. It's a good exercise, because it forces me to slow down.
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