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God designed the human eye to have greater sensitivity to the green region of the spectrum.

That means we are more attuned to perceiving variations in shades of green than other colours.

Not only that, research has shown that spending time looking at green plants and trees is beneficial to our physical and mental heath.

So take advantage of getting outside and into the scenes of green whenever you can.

Enjoy!

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YOU KNOW, WHEN YOU WAKE UP AT 4PM ON THE SUNDAY WITH NOTHING DONE AND YOU HAVE THE STUPIDEST IDEA TO MAKE ORCHESTRAL EH ?? THAT'S ME THIS WEEK. (But nonetheless, I really enjoyed working on this, geniuinely had a lot of fun, and very proud of it since it's my first full orchestrated piece !! Hope you enjoy it as well !!)

It still has some vibes from the game Paranormasight, don't mind me still being about it :DD

Hope you had a great week and wish you the best on the one coming next !!

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Just wanted to a song with silly metal grooves in it, some worked, some didn't, had to finish the mix on headphones cause the lady didn't sleep well this weekend

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another throwaway instrumental jam.  I had a full lofi acoustic beat thing worked out but a sore throat ruled out any vocal recording this weekend!  so I threw this together Sunday night in 30 mins or so.

pretty much my attempt to record a slowdive pastiche using an mbv tuning - cgdgbc

playing around with the colour box on bass. still haven't quite drilled it down to the settings I want but getting there

love the soft focus Yamaha fx500 patch on anything 'glide' guitar-y

for once there's not a gen loss in sight.

again - a bit throwaway but we're in the thick of week 20 aren't we! got to maintain the WB26 streak!

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small experiment with a domra that i bought today at a flea market

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Tried to create a tense, scared feeling, not horror.

Tools:

Midi Sequencers - Spacewalk & Harmony Bloom

Synths - Pigments, Twin 3

FX - Omnisphere * Battalion

If you listen, then thanks

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Something very trancy this week

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I used to do more ambient soundscape things (mostly at 3am, and then let them play and loop themselves while I sleep), though I hadn't in some time. Recently I've done a few, though, and I decided I was going to do one for my weekly beat this week. Turned into a bit of a struggle, though - perhaps because I wasn't doing it at 3am? Perhaps I was trying to make it A Thing too much. Perhaps I was going too overboard and throwing too many effects in there.

Ended up making like 4-5 misguided attempts; edited this final selection out of a 20 minute pass filled with errors and random aggravating volume blasts. Not fully happy with it, probably mostly because I know my struggle working through it, but I'm pleased that at least my edits seem relatively subtle.

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Hi there!

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I've been pretty sick and low energy this week, and it was a real struggle to think about composition on the m8. Rather than scrambling to throw together some ideas last minute, I decided to do something a little different. This track is a 2 minute improvisation on my 1.8 (Dmin) shakuhachi. I recorded it on a RODE Lav mic into voice notes on my iPhone and converted it into an mp3.  Those are all the technical notes. All of this took maybe 30 minutes. It's definitely a cheat day, but it's nice to know I can do something quick like this if I need to. WB can be a bit of a slog. It's also such a tremendously rewarding experience to be doing this alongside all of you <3. I will keep going!

It's been a minute since I've done any kind of regular shakuhachi practice, so my embouchre and control feels a little all over the place :). But it's nice to just breathe and make some noises. At some point, I'd like to figure out a way to bridge electronic music performance with my flute playing. It'd be super cool use the shakuhachi as a live element on top of an m8 backing track. I have to do a bit more research about audio recording before I get there though. Someday. Maybe soon.

Thanks for listening!

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