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Hm. Sensitive.

What a little gem. I have mixed feelings about it. It reminds me a lot of some of Schumann's more subdued piano pieces, especially given the oddity that you didn't start in C major and didn't get around to it until 50 seconds in. The chord at 1:04, to me, sounds very out of place, suspension or not. The rest is wavering and wandering but in a kind of benign, beautiful way. So I have to recommend. Very enjoyable listening.

Funkypotat0 responds:

Nah, I can assure you the whole thing is in C major, although you may hear some parts as CM's companion key, A minor. Either way, it's pretty much the same.

And as for that suspended chord... I think it sounds quite appropriate for the mood; it blends the two portions together rather nicely, in my opinion. But of course, the composer is the ultimate bias here...

Anywho, thanks for the comment.

cool.

Hey, it works. The ending is pretty delicate. I guess that could either mean that the earthquake wasn't very big or it was so big it killed everyone except some lonely piano player.

attemptedperfection responds:

yeah, the title was mostly related to the lyrics which were going to be in it, haha... but I decided I didn't like them and just uploaded it as an istrumental. :P

Interesting departure

This is an interesting track. It seems to draw from your techno and dance elements, but when limited to only a piano the repetition has a curious resignation. Actually, "resigned" pretty much describes the whole piece; there's almost a baroque-like stubbornness to it. Doesn't sound like the person beginning his day is especially happy this morning. :)

attemptedperfection responds:

I had completely forgotten about this one, haha... written back in my teen-angsty phase :P

Cluck.

Haha. Well, great use of relative silence here. The seconds of solo bass drum are irreverent. Loops beautifully as well.

Mmm mmm.

Yeah. 10/10. So, a wonderful, awesome sound for a melody that first minute. This piece just makes me feel good. Objectively speaking, the last 30 seconds is a cool contrast. Subjectively speaking, the whole thing sounds like the computer just ate a particularly scrumptious chocolate bar. Oooooh yeah.

attemptedperfection responds:

I like that description very much, haha... kinda puts the song in a whole new light

Awesome.

You're right, I have to get this program. Those sounds are so perfectly, so purely electronic. Beautiful stuff. For me, this track was a good mix of changing feels at sensitively placed moments. Never got boring, never got old.

attemptedperfection responds:

and this is why I don't spend hundreds of dollars on Reason, haha...

Good work.

I think this is terrific, Jeff. Great collection of sounds. The ending sounds like a wrestling match. DING!

Ben Tibbetts @BenTibbetts

Age 35, Male

Pianist and composer

Massachusetts, USA

Joined on 9/27/09

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