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The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - Plenum - 02-22-2012
I know there are tons of creative people on these forums. Some of you may even be music makers
I know that godwide has put together some 'Law of One themed' albums -
http://godwidevoid.blogspot.com.au/
inspired by his example, I've gotten back into some music writing too. My stuff is much more sparing, and is really improv at it's heart. It has a classical and baroque core, although I'd like to think I've placed my own stamp on it.
if it's not too much ego-highlighting, I hope this thread can stay existing, but I understand if this comes across as being self promoting
this is a short piece I wrote this morning:
The Flitting of the Star
(click the pic to listen/download)
![[Image: 0ZBBI.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/0ZBBI.jpg)
http://www.archive.org/download/TheFlittingOfTheStar/TheFlittingOfTheStar.mp3 (3mb download)
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - godwide_void - 02-22-2012
What I feel improv really is is bringing out how you feel at the present moment and manifesting those feelings into musical form without filtering them through any preconceptions of what it should sound like or what you want it to sound like. I've always admired listening to improvised pieces a bit more than a song someone spent days working on because it gives a unique view on the artist's true state of being at the time they made the song.
I really enjoy the reserved and calm approach to this song and my only qualm is that I really wish it didn't end so quickly!
It made me envision a beautiful royal castle garden on a Spring day (the flute really emphasized that imagery), and it's admirable when short pieces can move a person so much, which is what you succeeded in doing. You should definitely share that other piece you sent me before here, it deserves to be heard! I'm glad that the service I'm doing actually acted as catalyst to inspire a soul to bring out their dormant endless potential and pursue this joy of music. This thread is an excellent idea and hopefully we can form a little musical Social Memory Complex here (which it might already be... 
)I want to hear more!
Never stop bringing out the wonderful sounds inside of you and don't forget the divine source that channels these melodies through you. I also forgot to mention that you have a very fluid and alluring sense of melody. On the 6th listen I'm getting a sense of being in a holy monastery of sorts. By the way, how exactly do I go about downloading it from the page it's playing on? The only thing there is the music player, but no option to download it. :-/
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - Aureus - 02-22-2012
godwide_void
You can Right Click->Save Link As on the link below the image
Just choose a location and it's ready to load
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - godwide_void - 02-22-2012
Done and done.
I'm excited to see if any other musicians are lurking around here and decide to join in. It'd be really cool if every active member here posted up little musical improvs they make at any given time. I think it would allow everyone here to get a better understanding of each other apart from just reading the thoughts we all share. Words don't do what we really feel justice; hearing the sounds of the minds of another provides better insight into our souls.
Plus, who knows? We could get a Bring4th collective album going, made by the entire forum itself! It could be a really bonding and unifying thing. 
By the way plenum; I would really dig the chance to collaborate with you some time.
I knew I couldn't be the only person here down to make music for our Creator and am thankful to the Creator that such a grand opportunity to co-Create is arising.RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - Plenum - 02-22-2012
this was the piece that GV was referring to earlier.
The Haunting of the Moon
(click on pic to listen)
![[Image: u5OAY.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/u5OAY.jpg)
www.archive.org/download/TheHauntingOfTheMoon/TheHauntingOfTheMoon.mp3 (3.8 mb download)
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - 3DMonkey - 02-22-2012
Love it
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - godwide_void - 02-24-2012
Here's a track from my recently released album (whose existence nobody here acknowledges
). http://soundcloud.com/ceruleantransience/deep-within-the-pineal
It was actually used in a friend of mine's psychedelic-themed wedding on 11/11/11 set on a beach, placing a huge emphasis on divine union as opposed to a normal wedding. Lot of crystal use, just amazing... the thread is here (another forum): http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/15317371#15317371
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - godwide_void - 03-06-2012
PLENUM, GET BACK TO GIVING EARGASMS
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - Plenum - 03-06-2012
(03-06-2012, 01:20 PM)godwide_void Wrote: PLENUM, GET BACK TO GIVING EARGASMS
lol.
I've actually moved my endeavours over to here:
http://www.bring4th.org/forums/showthread.php?tid=4372
I named the thread in HOMAGE to the Great Pickle.
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - godwide_void - 03-06-2012
You know what, I always assumed Corkboard was mostly for selling services/goods. It makes alot of sense to spread your musical services there as well... such will be done later! You've pointed me in the right direction.
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - Oceania - 03-06-2012
love it.
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - Bring4th_Austin - 03-06-2012
I wouldn't say this is "LOO inspired," but it is largely improvised. I spent a little time on production but most of the music just flowed.
It's the only song I've ever recorded, made completely with my guitar and Digitech GNX4 (even the bass was just an effect for guitar on the processor).
I may get around to recording more music someday.
http://www.myspace.com/austinbridgesmusic
(it's also prone to making people fall asleep, and then waking them back up halfway through :p)
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - Plenum - 03-06-2012
(03-06-2012, 03:43 PM)abridgetoofar Wrote: It's the only song I've ever recorded, made completely with my guitar and Digitech GNX4 (even the bass was just an effect for guitar on the processor).
nice one Bridge!
that actually sounds like 'real music' as opposed to the stuff I knock up
I actually really liked the intro section.
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - alchemikey - 03-09-2012
open your heart wide
http://soundcloud.com/happy-goa-lucky/deeper-than-words
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - alchemikey - 03-20-2012
happy equinox
http://soundcloud.com/happy-goa-lucky/chambers-of-my-heart
mikey
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - alchemikey - 03-23-2012
http://soundcloud.com/happy-goa-lucky/dub-drops
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - alchemikey - 04-05-2012
http://soundcloud.com/happy-goa-lucky/sonoluminescence
enjoy,
mikey
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - godwide_void - 04-05-2012
I'd have to say that Sonoluminescence and Chambers of my Heart are my favorites. Your music actually reminded me of the group Bluetech, albeit with a bit rawer production. I hear enormous potential in your stuff.
Keep on going!
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - alchemikey - 04-06-2012
thank you for the encouragement...i love bluetech...the kaossilator pro is so full of potential...i have been using it for like 3 years now and each time i sit down with it i am amazed at what gets created...hopefully getting an ipad soon so i can play with all the fun music apps it has
http://soundcloud.com/happy-goa-lucky/chant-of-the-wanderer
mikey
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - alchemikey - 04-15-2012
http://soundcloud.com/happy-goa-lucky/musicians-are-magicians
peace,
mikey
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - alchemikey - 04-18-2012
be the change you want to see
http://soundcloud.com/happy-goa-lucky/be-the-change
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - alchemikey - 04-19-2012
http://soundcloud.com/happy-goa-lucky/answellas-acara-1
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - Plenum - 04-20-2012
hey Mikey, can you talk a bit more about your composing process? is it spontaneous (more improvised) or more methodical and constructed? (more like Beethoven style).?
I am quite interested in how others go about their craft.
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - alchemikey - 04-20-2012
the making of the music is quite improvised...there are like 200 presets of sounds on the kaossilator pro which i use to make all the loops...i have my favorite sounds which i use more than others...putting the loops together with mixcraft is more methodical
here is my creation for today
http://soundcloud.com/happy-goa-lucky/light-as-a-feather
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - Unbound - 04-23-2012
Aha Some random improvised wooden flute playing..!?
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - godwide_void - 04-23-2012
Very, very, very beautiful and shamanic-sounding melodies.
I'm excited to hear how this element'll sound in DEN!
RE: The Daily Improv (for musicians and composers) - Unbound - 04-23-2012
Crazy, my friend just said: "i dreamed this yesterday right when i was falling asleep, watching a video of you playing about 35 seconds of flute music"
Wackeh!