I have worked on this for quite a while, on and off again. Probably one of the greatest symphonies ever created. This is not just a electronic facade slapped onto an existing symphonic recording, with the help of IKMultimedia's incredible VSTs I mapped the entire midi score pushing through there soundtanks and the like--in other words the entire recording is mine. Then I worked fretless bass amp simed and my favorite 303 vst which was realtime control mapped against its cutoff, res, evn mod, env decay, step length, env accent, etc to have the 303 complement the orginal score and voices as much as possible. I also worked a couple of Analog synths using various score elements from the woodwinds. Enjoy...

I have worked on this for quite a while, on and off again. Probably one of the greatest symphonies ever created. This is not just a electronic facade slapped onto an existing symphonic recording, with the help of IKMultimedia's incredible VSTs I mapped the entire midi score pushing through there soundtanks and the like--in other words the entire recording is mine. Then I worked fretless bass amp simed and my favorite 303 vst which was realtime control mapped against its cutoff, res, evn mod, env decay, step length, env accent, etc to have the 303 complement the orginal score and voices as much as possible. I also worked a couple of Analog synths using various score elements from the woodwinds. Enjoy...

I have not produced any music for about 4 or 5 month due to being out of work since January, last night I decided to fire up my DAW (FLSTudio) and this is what resulted. I named it Menagerie due to the various themes that interact in a edgy and not typical way even nearly clashing at time but somehow there is a great deal of beauty overall. The song was built around the rolling bass and piano line that is the first thing heard... then as I listened to that seqence again and again... I heard a lone solo Violin moving slowing against that opening bass movement--from these two themes the rest evoled over the night.

MTC

The idea behind this song is to capture that moment at the very last twight as the remaining light seems to melt away... except those very last lumens move forward into the dark night, seeking the dawn and provide those deizens of night, like us...the smallest glimmer of much needed light at our times of need.... you know.. a moonless night and you suddenly have and urgent need for just the smallest hint of light, you dropped your keys and yet somehow despite the deep moonless night a somehow brief glimspe of light reveals them....those lost lumens seeing dawn maybe ... The cover of the song art, very much reflects in color of what i hope the listener will feel...

MTC

Soon added lyrics (with lite to medium vocoding )

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Dream,

Dream,

Dream...

Dream of Yesterday

Dream of Today

Always remember who you were

Always remember who you are

But most of all

Dream

Dream

Dream of Tomorrow

Be

BE

BE...

Be who you can be

Be who you are

Be what you were

Be who you want to be

Be who you are

Be who you were,

Never be afraid to look back

Never be afraid to look now

Never be afraid to look forward

Be Yesterday

Be Today

Be Tomorrow

Be the Dream of Yesterday

Be the Dream of Today

Be the Dream of Tomorrow

But always

always

always...

Dream

Dream and Be

Electronicus Majoris:Claude Debussy:La mer, trois esquisses symphoniques pour orchestre movement III by Wintermut3

Electronicus Majoris: Claude Debussy:La mer, trois esquisses symphoniques pour orchestre movement II by Wintermut3

Electronicus Majoris: Claude Debussy: La mer, trois esquisses symphoniques pour orchestre movement I by Wintermut3

As I was revisting this piece due to issues with 4th movement the first time around and wanting to use a lot of the mixing ideas that had been the result of my workinig with Beethoven's 7th symphony, I decided to bring more emotion to piece over all and especially to the 3rd movement of his 5th Symphony mostly through tempo/bpm changes (this version ranges from 90 bpm to 135 bpm, and to mirror the flute and piccalo lines with a highly Filtered tb303. So instead of making this a "patch" to the already released 3rd movement... I decided this deserved to be a separate release. So here is the final ( save a few small edits I still wannt to do) version of Beethoven''s 3rd Movement of this amazing 5th Symphony... oh the "XD" refers to the extended Dynamics of this version tansients are fully intact.