Aperture #18

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For my girlfriend.

Looooooooooooooooveelly - love that really restrained use of feedback (well, the really restrained use of everything for that matter)

It's like a Moby track sans cheese (or deep-south vocal samples), or a get-straight-to-the-point Rafael Anton Irisarri piece

Gorgeous.

i wish someone would write music as lovely as this for me...Squee, can i be your girlfriend?

everything blends so perfectly. i love the sounds you add at the end too. they're subtle enough so it doesn't pull away from the feel but still very powerful.

slow, lovingly slow and floating on a breath of good thoughts. really worth the listening. reminds us how music so often forget to be patient...

Your girlfriend's a very lucky woman. I see myself by a window in a city apartment, with cold rain hitting and trickling down the window, as I have this track playing...

The sound that starts occurring from 1:20 and on is a type of sound I really love. It'd be lush if it ended with that. Do you have any other tracks that use that sound, sorry I'm not being too specific.

  On 7/15/2013 at 1:07 PM, mcbpete said:

Looooooooooooooooveelly - love that really restrained use of feedback (well, the really restrained use of everything for that matter)

 

It's like a Moby track sans cheese (or deep-south vocal samples), or a get-straight-to-the-point Rafael Anton Irisarri piece

Thanks a lot, man! Never heard of Rafael Anton. I'm gonna go check him out :)

  On 7/15/2013 at 1:24 PM, hello spiral said:

Gorgeous.

Thanks a lot! :D

  On 7/15/2013 at 4:41 PM, Frankie5fingers said:

i wish someone would write music as lovely as this for me...Squee, can i be your girlfriend?

 

everything blends so perfectly. i love the sounds you add at the end too. they're subtle enough so it doesn't pull away from the feel but still very powerful.

Hehe, thanks a lot, man :) I'm glad you noticed the sounds near the end because I was afraid they were a bit too subtle.

  On 7/16/2013 at 6:02 AM, jivatma das said:

slow, lovingly slow and floating on a breath of good thoughts. really worth the listening. reminds us how music so often forget to be patient...

Uh, thanks for the kind words, man! Appreciate it :)

  On 7/16/2013 at 6:46 AM, DorkingtonPugsly said:

Your girlfriend's a very lucky woman. I see myself by a window in a city apartment, with cold rain hitting and trickling down the window, as I have this track playing...

The sound that starts occurring from 1:20 and on is a type of sound I really love. It'd be lush if it ended with that. Do you have any other tracks that use that sound, sorry I'm not being too specific.

Hehe, cool description :)

Are you talking about the sound leading up to the piano chord at 1:20? If yes, then I must admit that I ended up being really happy with that sound as well :) There are other ambient tracks where I've made use of that technique before, but they're not on Soundcloud - yet. But there are similar sounds in this track - but it's not an ambient tune:

Here's one of his tracks that's close to this style -

Wow, that is a beautiful track, mcbpete! I'll definitely check out some of his other stuff :)

Also, I found this description of my music two days ago.

http://musicdissection.blogspot.com/2013/07/track-aperture-11.html

Made me kinda proud to be honest :)

A lot of emotion. Great stuff.

Not fond of the melody to be honest but I dig the mood and love the background sounds.

Tastefully done but I prefer the one in your signature. You have a good knack for combining sonorities which complement each other.

Beautifully done and, thanks to that piano (and in the electronic composition, that slight Cliff-y flavour), instantly cinematic.

Respect!

  On 7/21/2013 at 7:55 AM, yanG said:

Not fond of the melody to be honest but I dig the mood and love the background sounds.

Appreciate your honesty :) And thanks!

  On 7/23/2013 at 11:08 PM, waldszenen said:

Tastefully done but I prefer the one in your signature. You have a good knack for combining sonorities which complement each other.

Thanks, man! :)

  On 7/24/2013 at 2:45 PM, encym said:

Beautifully done and, thanks to that piano (and in the electronic composition, that slight Cliff-y flavour), instantly cinematic.

Respect!

Cheers, man! :)

Yep, this is lovely nice piano sound too, can I ask what you used?