I am not kidding about the super chill music.
Drone in D is a very very very chill piece clocking in at over 21 minutes in length.
The interesting thing is most of the time, it is not in a Western scale. It goes D to D with an F sharp and a B flat. Anyone know the name of that? I sure don’t. Good effects, though.
UPDATE! The scale is called Hindustan.
And the Reggae Dub stuff…
Dub Feral and Dub Eastern
I didn’t know which version I liked better, so I just released both of them. They work for different purposes. If you have dialog – use Dub Eastern. No dialog, you can use either.
Cheers, all!
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Stormfront
A new piece for your soundtrack arsenal.
Intense and reserved, this unrelenting piece of drumming will be well at home in the soundtrack of your summer blockbuster. Super long for splicing.
Stormfront
RetroFuture – 3 ways.
RetroFuture, in three mixes. The mix you hear above is the super nice one. They get uglier. :-)
Simon Says Don’t
50 cent version: Experimental electronic music. 26 sine wave synths, each offset by 4 measures in time, and 2 cents of tuning. The final synth is a quartertone away from the first synth.
100 cent version: Experimental electronic music. 26 sine wave synths, each offset by 4 measures in time, and 4 cents of tuning. The final synth is a full half-step away from the first synth.
Simon Says Don’t