Transpluto

sometimes it´s a question of tempo, time stretching.

"was einmal war ist nicht mehr wahr!" ... I used the shareware "GoldWave", chose the "note-option": then I used the preset "down one octave" and click there was:

"was einmal war ist nicht mehr wahr! (ohne Vampyra)"
(ohne / without Vampyra means: down 1 octave), just some seconds "work" and I really like the result, much harder.

and then again:

"down one octave"

was einmal war ist nicht mehr wahr! (Zombie-Planet). I like the dark-threatening atmosphere, it´s a boring-ugly planet.

"down one octave" again and its: "Maschinenplanet"

1750 (NoRe): It took me 6 months to finish this tune. I am a great fan of Johann Sebastian Bach, he´s the greatest! (Douglas Adams, thank you) NoRe means: no return. I have created this "genre" because of boredom. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday (weekend, chorus), Monday ... blablabla ... 1231234333. The 4 is maybe a "Vince-Interludium". When I have finished something I will not return... It´s strange, but I think: This kind of music can be boring, because you have no "Fixpunkt" (fixing point), of course I use "inversion" (a typical baroque technique), my brother said something wonderful: "das hat Anmut!" (these passage begins at 1:32). Ich habe breit gegrinst! I was happy...





greetings from Berlin

Pluton, Hades

I hope you can feel the mood or I failed: it´s boring, but you can´t escape and you are trapped in a "bullshity-situation" (ausgeliefert!)

The initials of my body (CF) are a simple melody, black C, white C and white F. It is the easiest melody I have created, everyone can play it. I have done several versions of this "cheap melody" (on the other side: try to create a melody only with 3 notes, maybe it´s a "solid" melody):

"Was einmal war ist nicht mehr wahr!",
"Hades",
"Pluton - I wish I had a photograph of you"
"Darth Vader".

The last 2 tunes and "Fatal Delusion - Demo harder" you can download.

Mostly I make soft and harmonic music, but I also would like to be able to make much harder music ...

Hey TP, keep on trying


Greetings from Berlin (especially to London)