Very neat, and flows well, imo. :D Time is in 6 if I'm not mistaken? True, it's a bit odd, but I think you do it nicely. If I hadn't been warned I wouldn't have noticed specifically. And it's really cool that it uses all twelve notes. I wouldn't have guessed it. :)

Thank you so much for the comment! This piece has been my most complex and longest so far. I wanted to make sure that it wasn't boring.

The time is in 12, actually -- always divided as 3+4+5. That structure holds the piece together.

Bah! I'm not hearing the 3 4 5 division. Now I feel inadequate. ;__;

*giggle*

Listen to the fast electronica starting at 1:06.

Count the measures. (With the exception of the very last measure, a measure either adds an instrument or resets back to just the bass 'n drums. ) The 3-4-5 will leap out at you.

I use 3-4-5 for the structure of the longer 'A' section on both ends (much more subtly), to create the drum rhythms, and to create the melodic rhythms.

I'm glad that it flows well!

Bah. I'm still hearing 6. xD Whatever. :D I still like it even if its rhythm is beyond me. xD!!

Ooops. When I said 'count the measures', I meant: count whole measures, not count within a measure. THAT 3-4-5 should jump out at you.

And, yeah -- a rhythm in 12 is extremely close to a rhythm in 6.

i like how it changes at 1:03

*grin* Thank you!

I wanted to wake people up...

and you did *whoo* i'm awake

*happiness!*

Your changes sound way more fluent than mine! When I change time signatures, I'm almost always looking for a way to give the listener a feeling like something sounds off or unnatural, sort of like beautiful ugliness, like diminished chords. But sometimes I just do it because I can. :3

It sounds like you have a way better grasp than I do regarding that sort of stuff, awesome music yo!

Also the melody lines are very varied, complex, and interesting. Really diverse piece, I love it!

*deep blush*

Thank you for the compliments. They mean a lot to me.

I would like to use this for a future podcast. Actually a lot of what you do would make great background music. I've been using my own, and that's probably the way to go because I'd rather showcase the work of others outright.

This is extremely odd, and I love that sorta thing

Thank you!

Glad that you like!

whoa, that's really a unique sound, it dodges casual attempts to be classified into any tonality or rhythm scheme

*LAUGH*

It is its OWN rhythm... and I didn't think I was being terribly strange in the tonality here.

I'm happiest when I find something both catchy and unique. This was one of those times.