Lego Piano
The LEGO Group made a beautiful Grand Piano (set #21323). In one mode, you can set it to play music like a player piano. It always plays a fixed tune on the keys, even though you hear different music.
This is the song it is playing.
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Composerish: Heavyocity Damage 2
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This week we discuss a new Heavyocity Damage 2, a new sample library, the challenges of recording samples for a sample instrument. Finally, is the return of the Free Music Archive an opportunity for composers? Find out on this week’s episode of Composerish!
Links
https://heavyocity.com/product/damage-2/
https://freemusicarchive.org/
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Bryan Teoh
Sleep Facing West
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Instagram: @bryanteohmusic
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Kevin MacLeod
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Composerish
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Special guest Alexander Nakarada tells us how he has been able to kickstart his career online and support himself via patreon.
Bonus topics! Spotting scams, being okay with not knowing, and seeking mentorship.
Featured Music:
Catalyst by Alexander Nakarada
Adventure by Alexander Nakarada
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Composerish Podcast: composerish@gmail.com
Alexander Nakarada
Serpent Sound Studios
nakarada.alexander@gmail.com
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Bryan Teoh
Sleep Facing West
Twitter: @sleepfacingwest
Instagram: @bryanteohmusic
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http://sleepfacingwest.com
Kevin MacLeod
Incompetech (You’re already here!)
@kmacleod
Composerish: Orchestral Compression and Fakers and Makers
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Do you use compression when producing orchestral music? We discuss why some people opt not to use compression at all. It is commonly said that one must “fake it ’til [they] make it” but what are some drawbacks of this mindset? Find out on this episode of Composerish!
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http://sleepfacingwest.com
http://incompetech.com (You’re already here!)
@sleepfacingwest
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Composerish: 5 tips for staying productive! (Just the tips…)
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While setting your own schedule and working from a personal studio (or sometimes bedroom) can be liberating, it can also be challenging to stay on task and remain productive. Here are 5 things I’ve personally done to help stay focused.
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http://sleepfacingwest.com
http://incompetech.com (You’re already here!)
@sleepfacingwest
@kmacleod
Composerish: Celsius?!
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We discuss Kevin’s method for understanding Celsius, conceptualizing musical form in terms of tension and release, and manufacturing failure for more realistic MIDI performances.
Show Links:
IMSLP.org
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http://sleepfacingwest.com
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