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Posted 13 years agoJournal stolen from 
bass064
Despite the hiccups, it's finally online! Stream the EP online for free, and pay what you want for a digital copy of the EP in whatever format you choose--and if you pay at least $5, you'll have the option to get a physical copy of the EP in CD format! The CDs are hand-made and home-burned, individually numbered, and are limited to just 32 copies--and we've already sold a couple, so go go go~
Alternatively you can download it for free as mp3s at 128kbps, but the paid versions have a little something extra you won't find in the free version, if higher quality audio isn't incentive enough for you!
But yeah. It was certainly a journey getting this far. Some of you may remember that this was slated to come out over a year ago. It feels really good finally putting it out--this is the first CD I've ever made and after playing music for nearly all of my life, it's definitely a feeling, haha. I'm really proud and happy and I really hope you guys enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed making it for you. <3
Listen to and get it here--if you like guitar rock I think you'll enjoy it:
http://dammitjosh.com/
And spread the word, yeah? :3
And journal from
huepow00
GREEN EYES ZONE - Bad Future
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8637461/
http://huepow00.bandcamp.com/album/.....one-bad-future
- Comes with 3 BONUS Tracks + Old Artwork & Comic from 2002 -
Several years in the making - The first of what someday will be a 2-part Compilation Album of SEGA & Sonic the Hedgehog Remix's.
One a side note, I wanted to apologize for my absence. I had internet issues for almost a month, including the loss of all my passwords. If my main account's password was pretty easy to remember, that space alien code that secure this group is impossible to remember, unless you know the first 100 decimals of pi.
Problem fixed ! I can now manage the group again !
Thanks for your patience !
Karuno
bass064Despite the hiccups, it's finally online! Stream the EP online for free, and pay what you want for a digital copy of the EP in whatever format you choose--and if you pay at least $5, you'll have the option to get a physical copy of the EP in CD format! The CDs are hand-made and home-burned, individually numbered, and are limited to just 32 copies--and we've already sold a couple, so go go go~
Alternatively you can download it for free as mp3s at 128kbps, but the paid versions have a little something extra you won't find in the free version, if higher quality audio isn't incentive enough for you!
But yeah. It was certainly a journey getting this far. Some of you may remember that this was slated to come out over a year ago. It feels really good finally putting it out--this is the first CD I've ever made and after playing music for nearly all of my life, it's definitely a feeling, haha. I'm really proud and happy and I really hope you guys enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed making it for you. <3
Listen to and get it here--if you like guitar rock I think you'll enjoy it:
http://dammitjosh.com/
And spread the word, yeah? :3
And journal from
huepow00GREEN EYES ZONE - Bad Future
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8637461/
http://huepow00.bandcamp.com/album/.....one-bad-future
- Comes with 3 BONUS Tracks + Old Artwork & Comic from 2002 -
Several years in the making - The first of what someday will be a 2-part Compilation Album of SEGA & Sonic the Hedgehog Remix's.
One a side note, I wanted to apologize for my absence. I had internet issues for almost a month, including the loss of all my passwords. If my main account's password was pretty easy to remember, that space alien code that secure this group is impossible to remember, unless you know the first 100 decimals of pi.
Problem fixed ! I can now manage the group again !
Thanks for your patience !
Karuno
A small request ~ fluffycroc
Posted 13 years agoHey everyone
Wanted to thank the other fine folks maintaining this group since I left. I'd like to ask for a gesture of good will from the kind souls out there: Please offer my good friend
dolphinboy some love and kind words - he's lost his job of recent and is struggling to support his family. Everyone needs a smile from time to time.
Much love,
-
fluffycroc
Wanted to thank the other fine folks maintaining this group since I left. I'd like to ask for a gesture of good will from the kind souls out there: Please offer my good friend
dolphinboy some love and kind words - he's lost his job of recent and is struggling to support his family. Everyone needs a smile from time to time.Much love,
-
fluffycrocPersonal messages and requests
Posted 13 years agoSince I'm so tired and lazy and...
Well, here is the stuff, copypasted :
Hello,
I am currently trying to get around to working on a project. A song that is a mixture of classical music, opera and dubstep all in one but... I am looking for one more person... I am looking for someone who has classical music composition knowledge/skills. I am an opera singer, I know about that stuff but I am not a composer x3 if you could help me out I would really appreciate it ^^
-Henin <3
Also, check Laboratory5's album freshly added on the list
It's furry music, make an effort ! :-P
Well, here is the stuff, copypasted :
Hello,
I am currently trying to get around to working on a project. A song that is a mixture of classical music, opera and dubstep all in one but... I am looking for one more person... I am looking for someone who has classical music composition knowledge/skills. I am an opera singer, I know about that stuff but I am not a composer x3 if you could help me out I would really appreciate it ^^
-Henin <3
Also, check Laboratory5's album freshly added on the list
It's furry music, make an effort ! :-P
Music for sale on Bandcamp - VengeanceZ
Posted 13 years agoHi there !
On
vengeancez request, I'm making this journal so you people know that he's releasing a fucking epic music album on his bandcamp !
Simple : Follow THIS LINK and enjoys. Isn't it great? :-P
21/6/2012EDIT :
His very own words on his page :
"All music I've promoted and sold through bandcamp has never been created by me but it was composed, produced and published by the composer Mr. Denny Schneidemesser with the exception of A Ship to the North. "
Sorry for those who were fooled. :-/
On
vengeancez request, I'm making this journal so you people know that he's releasing a fucking epic music album on his bandcamp !Simple : Follow THIS LINK and enjoys. Isn't it great? :-P
21/6/2012EDIT :
His very own words on his page :
"All music I've promoted and sold through bandcamp has never been created by me but it was composed, produced and published by the composer Mr. Denny Schneidemesser with the exception of A Ship to the North. "
Sorry for those who were fooled. :-/
New album made by a fellow furry !
Posted 13 years agoWell, I think I will accord more place to composers promotion from now. This account need to live !
So, Jack Chandler has two albums to propose. Why don't you check his journal to check it out?
Don't be shy, it's free !
Spotlighting
Posted 13 years agoWait, but it has been made before ! 
furrymusicians does this every week !
Yeah. I know.
But what I propose now is not a composition contest so you'll have a link to your work on a journal.
I propose to put your icon on the top of our page, and on the bottom of every journal a whole month long !
Why? Because music is not what people are mainly looking for ( you all know what I mean...) and sadly, many talented composers have few visits. It can be really frustrating to spend many time on a music just so one or two people say they find this "interessing", then leaving your page forever.
To avoid massive icon flood on the page, I propose this spotlight only to people with either
- faves/submissions ratio inferior to 5
- pageviews per year inferior to 1000
- registration date posterior to January 2011
Drop me a note with "Spotlighting" as subject as well as a simple "linkYourName" (replace " by : ) and the categories that gives you access to the spotlight.
Remember ! This is for composers. Artists with mostly graphic art, or mostly covers will be ignored (not with joy, but this spotlight is for promoting original artwork)
Let's flood composers notebox ! \o/
furrymusicians does this every week !Yeah. I know.
But what I propose now is not a composition contest so you'll have a link to your work on a journal.
I propose to put your icon on the top of our page, and on the bottom of every journal a whole month long !
Why? Because music is not what people are mainly looking for ( you all know what I mean...) and sadly, many talented composers have few visits. It can be really frustrating to spend many time on a music just so one or two people say they find this "interessing", then leaving your page forever.
To avoid massive icon flood on the page, I propose this spotlight only to people with either
- faves/submissions ratio inferior to 5
- pageviews per year inferior to 1000
- registration date posterior to January 2011
Drop me a note with "Spotlighting" as subject as well as a simple "linkYourName" (replace " by : ) and the categories that gives you access to the spotlight.
Remember ! This is for composers. Artists with mostly graphic art, or mostly covers will be ignored (not with joy, but this spotlight is for promoting original artwork)
Let's flood composers notebox ! \o/
Thoughts About the Industry of Movie Music, by Juniper S.
Posted 13 years agoAnd now, a message from one of our kind composers :
It has been a long time since I stopped and listened to movie music. I had become so focused on concert music as it is my career path. Most people might not know, but it was movie music that made me want to be a composer, and the original career path I was going to seek out was to be a movie composer. I will get into why I stopped seeking that path later in this journal.
What I was listening to in terms of music were older movie soundtracks. I had forgotten just how amazing they were. Back in the day, these composers really knew how to work the orchestra and showed their absolute potential when creating a movie score. It seems that in the recent age, the original art form is dying away and the creativity dwindling. The new age of movie music seems to be this Hans Zimmer style of epic score (and speaking of which there are a number of crappy epic movies coming out all the time lately). The Hans Zimmer style when it first came out was very interesting, and I loved it just as much as the next person, but it feels like it has worn out its stay in the industry. I am just about ready for the next thing which might never come. Even composers I formally really liked such as James Horner have been abandoning their older styles to assimilate into this "epic" style that I just don't care for. There isn't that color and creativity that composers used to have; and I will demonstrate below. Nowadays it seems like everything has strings with this massive reverb and put through so many filters to a point where I feel like the organic sound is gone. The same with a lot of "dramatic" piano music. It is put through heavy echo and other effects which to me make it loose its organic feeling. In the old days none of that existed and composers had to find their way around the orchestra to create the effects they wanted. Now, all these effects and reverbs, there is nothing wrong with them, they do sound good, that is why they are used. What I mean to say is that now everyone uses them and I feel like they do not sound new or fresh anymore. Anyway, below I have linked a few soundtracks I think are noteworthy, that are timeless, organic, and colorful.
Please listen to these soundtracks. They are some of my favorites and perfectly illustrate what I mean about color and creativity, not to mention expression.
The Wind and the Lion (1975):
I would say The Wind and the Lion still is my favorite movie score, and Jerry Goldsmith still my favorite movie composer.
The Secret of NIMH (1982):
I am sure a lot here have seen this movie, but I wonder how many have taken time to listen to the score. It is just very expressive and is definitely to me the best soundtrack to any animated movie. This is again by Jerry Goldsmith
On the Waterfront (1954):
I never actually saw this movie, but I heard the score to this on the radio one day and loved it from beginning to end. No one writes like this anymore in the movie world. Leonard Bernstein, while best known as a conductor, was also a great composer.
Ben Hur (1959):
Another very colorful score. What I like about this is the way the strings are used to what I feel is more their potential, which nowadays is rarely seen. Score composed by Miklos Rozsa
Vertigo (1958):
This list wouldn't be complete without Bernard Herrmann. I am sometimes amazed at how many people have not heard his name.
Now earlier in this journal I had said I had quit the movie music business and now I will explain why. The main reason is because of the way the modern industry works. People do not realize what a small portion of the work the creative process is, and how much of it is actually sucking up to people while you get little to nothing for a lot of work. Believe it or not, movie/media music does NOT pay well unless you are on the A list, which is difficult to begin with. You can spend many months working on a score for someone's movie and only get maybe $5,000-$7,000 and then you need to find your next job. In some cases, you need to do free work just to get noticed, and even then it might not happen. In the beginning you might have to sit and work with another composer as his assistant. This means you might actually have to write some of the music for him, and you do not get any credit for it, the main composers gets it. Other times when you are working on a movie, you have to suck up to producers and directors. This sometimes goes as far as doing their laundry, getting them their food, coffee, you name it. You get treated like absolute crap. I very briefly worked with a composer on a TV show he was working on (I will not say which one). It was an internship of sorts. He gets paid about $15k a year and he has to compose all day, everyday, for every new episode that comes out. It does not allow him any creative process and often times he ends up having to send crap which sometimes is only sent back to him to redo. Writing it is just one part, then he has to record, and use his resources properly because his budget is very limited. I can make almost double that on the current career path I am in with half the work I would have to do. A lot of people do not realize what the reality is for movie music nowadays which was not necessarily the case in the older days.
See, unless someone has a rich mom and dad who can pay the remainder of the expenses while they try and make it to the A list, there is no realistic way to make a living if you start from the bottom. I could never work around not having the best equipment as directors will always choose the people with the best samples and not necessarily the best composers, so for those of lowish-income or even some middle-income people, getting into the industry is hard because of costs. Movie/Television composers are non-unionized, and because of this, companies have continuously paid composers less and less, and as mentioned before, sometimes not at all, under the pretense that they will get them media attention which sometimes doesn't happen. Most other jobs in the movie industry such as costume design, animation, etc on the other hand are unionized. All in all, the stress that it puts on you and the low pay is what pushed me away from the career path of movie music. Either way, they do not want my music. They want to keep hiring the same 10 guys over and over again until they die. I think maybe all of this has contributed to the downfall of good movie music in the recent era. Its great to look back at the great classic scores and adore their creativity.
This was
juniper_squirrel's last journal
So why did I upload this?
Because I think he's right, and I though that reflections must be shared.
Don't hesitate to have an ear to his gallery !
karuno
It has been a long time since I stopped and listened to movie music. I had become so focused on concert music as it is my career path. Most people might not know, but it was movie music that made me want to be a composer, and the original career path I was going to seek out was to be a movie composer. I will get into why I stopped seeking that path later in this journal.
What I was listening to in terms of music were older movie soundtracks. I had forgotten just how amazing they were. Back in the day, these composers really knew how to work the orchestra and showed their absolute potential when creating a movie score. It seems that in the recent age, the original art form is dying away and the creativity dwindling. The new age of movie music seems to be this Hans Zimmer style of epic score (and speaking of which there are a number of crappy epic movies coming out all the time lately). The Hans Zimmer style when it first came out was very interesting, and I loved it just as much as the next person, but it feels like it has worn out its stay in the industry. I am just about ready for the next thing which might never come. Even composers I formally really liked such as James Horner have been abandoning their older styles to assimilate into this "epic" style that I just don't care for. There isn't that color and creativity that composers used to have; and I will demonstrate below. Nowadays it seems like everything has strings with this massive reverb and put through so many filters to a point where I feel like the organic sound is gone. The same with a lot of "dramatic" piano music. It is put through heavy echo and other effects which to me make it loose its organic feeling. In the old days none of that existed and composers had to find their way around the orchestra to create the effects they wanted. Now, all these effects and reverbs, there is nothing wrong with them, they do sound good, that is why they are used. What I mean to say is that now everyone uses them and I feel like they do not sound new or fresh anymore. Anyway, below I have linked a few soundtracks I think are noteworthy, that are timeless, organic, and colorful.
Please listen to these soundtracks. They are some of my favorites and perfectly illustrate what I mean about color and creativity, not to mention expression.
The Wind and the Lion (1975):
I would say The Wind and the Lion still is my favorite movie score, and Jerry Goldsmith still my favorite movie composer.
The Secret of NIMH (1982):
I am sure a lot here have seen this movie, but I wonder how many have taken time to listen to the score. It is just very expressive and is definitely to me the best soundtrack to any animated movie. This is again by Jerry Goldsmith
On the Waterfront (1954):
I never actually saw this movie, but I heard the score to this on the radio one day and loved it from beginning to end. No one writes like this anymore in the movie world. Leonard Bernstein, while best known as a conductor, was also a great composer.
Ben Hur (1959):
Another very colorful score. What I like about this is the way the strings are used to what I feel is more their potential, which nowadays is rarely seen. Score composed by Miklos Rozsa
Vertigo (1958):
This list wouldn't be complete without Bernard Herrmann. I am sometimes amazed at how many people have not heard his name.
Now earlier in this journal I had said I had quit the movie music business and now I will explain why. The main reason is because of the way the modern industry works. People do not realize what a small portion of the work the creative process is, and how much of it is actually sucking up to people while you get little to nothing for a lot of work. Believe it or not, movie/media music does NOT pay well unless you are on the A list, which is difficult to begin with. You can spend many months working on a score for someone's movie and only get maybe $5,000-$7,000 and then you need to find your next job. In some cases, you need to do free work just to get noticed, and even then it might not happen. In the beginning you might have to sit and work with another composer as his assistant. This means you might actually have to write some of the music for him, and you do not get any credit for it, the main composers gets it. Other times when you are working on a movie, you have to suck up to producers and directors. This sometimes goes as far as doing their laundry, getting them their food, coffee, you name it. You get treated like absolute crap. I very briefly worked with a composer on a TV show he was working on (I will not say which one). It was an internship of sorts. He gets paid about $15k a year and he has to compose all day, everyday, for every new episode that comes out. It does not allow him any creative process and often times he ends up having to send crap which sometimes is only sent back to him to redo. Writing it is just one part, then he has to record, and use his resources properly because his budget is very limited. I can make almost double that on the current career path I am in with half the work I would have to do. A lot of people do not realize what the reality is for movie music nowadays which was not necessarily the case in the older days.
See, unless someone has a rich mom and dad who can pay the remainder of the expenses while they try and make it to the A list, there is no realistic way to make a living if you start from the bottom. I could never work around not having the best equipment as directors will always choose the people with the best samples and not necessarily the best composers, so for those of lowish-income or even some middle-income people, getting into the industry is hard because of costs. Movie/Television composers are non-unionized, and because of this, companies have continuously paid composers less and less, and as mentioned before, sometimes not at all, under the pretense that they will get them media attention which sometimes doesn't happen. Most other jobs in the movie industry such as costume design, animation, etc on the other hand are unionized. All in all, the stress that it puts on you and the low pay is what pushed me away from the career path of movie music. Either way, they do not want my music. They want to keep hiring the same 10 guys over and over again until they die. I think maybe all of this has contributed to the downfall of good movie music in the recent era. Its great to look back at the great classic scores and adore their creativity.
This was
juniper_squirrel's last journalSo why did I upload this?
Because I think he's right, and I though that reflections must be shared.
Don't hesitate to have an ear to his gallery !
karunoUpdate of AUP (acceptable audio policy)
Posted 14 years agoWell, you may have seen this, but it also applies to some audio matters. Here's a copy paste of the updated rules
Music and Audio
Users may post music/audio provided that the following criteria are met:
Audio Quality
Audio should be clear with normalized audio levels. Aggressively loud, high-pitched or distorted audio may be removed.
Content
Commercial Content - Commercial audio tracks may not be uploaded to the site unless the uploading user is the copyright holder and is the original performing artist.
Covers and Voice Overs - Cover versions of other recording artists' songs are allowed provided the instrumentation, vocals, etc. are performed/recorded by the uploader or a ensemble to which the uploader belongs. Voice overs/audio tracks are permitted provided the music portion is A) public domain or B) intended for voice over/vocal work (e.g. Karaoke mixes).
Adult Content - Uploads may not contain realistic depictions of sex or obscene audio (vomiting, bowel movements, etc.) unless it is part of a narrative or song.
Remixes - Remixes must contain significant work to distinguish themselves from the original content. "Significant work" is determined by the proximity to the original song (e.g. changing equalization/pitch or applying DJ-style effects is NOT considered "significant work"). The work must strive to create something new and original. The uploader must give due credit to the original creators of any non-original songs or samples used.
Mashups - Mashups, mixes, mixtapes, live sets, and other audio that does not contain significant editing by the user are not permitted. Mashups containing significant editing and post-production work may be deemed a "remix" at the discretion of Fur Affinity and are therefore subject to the AUP's Remixes Policy. This decision is at the sole discretion of FA and its moderators.
Samples & Soundbites - Portions of copyrighted material of any length may not be used without significant post-production editing, as determined by FA and its moderators.
Audio in Animation - Commercial audio may be used in animation provided the audio compliments the work. Animation which uses simple, basic animation/loops or slideshows may not use commercial audio in such a way.
Make sure your previous songs fit the new rules ! And also, keep composing, for the glory of Furry Music ! :-P
karuno
Music and Audio
Users may post music/audio provided that the following criteria are met:
Audio Quality
Audio should be clear with normalized audio levels. Aggressively loud, high-pitched or distorted audio may be removed.
Content
Commercial Content - Commercial audio tracks may not be uploaded to the site unless the uploading user is the copyright holder and is the original performing artist.
Covers and Voice Overs - Cover versions of other recording artists' songs are allowed provided the instrumentation, vocals, etc. are performed/recorded by the uploader or a ensemble to which the uploader belongs. Voice overs/audio tracks are permitted provided the music portion is A) public domain or B) intended for voice over/vocal work (e.g. Karaoke mixes).
Adult Content - Uploads may not contain realistic depictions of sex or obscene audio (vomiting, bowel movements, etc.) unless it is part of a narrative or song.
Remixes - Remixes must contain significant work to distinguish themselves from the original content. "Significant work" is determined by the proximity to the original song (e.g. changing equalization/pitch or applying DJ-style effects is NOT considered "significant work"). The work must strive to create something new and original. The uploader must give due credit to the original creators of any non-original songs or samples used.
Mashups - Mashups, mixes, mixtapes, live sets, and other audio that does not contain significant editing by the user are not permitted. Mashups containing significant editing and post-production work may be deemed a "remix" at the discretion of Fur Affinity and are therefore subject to the AUP's Remixes Policy. This decision is at the sole discretion of FA and its moderators.
Samples & Soundbites - Portions of copyrighted material of any length may not be used without significant post-production editing, as determined by FA and its moderators.
Audio in Animation - Commercial audio may be used in animation provided the audio compliments the work. Animation which uses simple, basic animation/loops or slideshows may not use commercial audio in such a way.
Make sure your previous songs fit the new rules ! And also, keep composing, for the glory of Furry Music ! :-P
karunosqueaks from dolphin
Posted 14 years agoello composers :)
I made a few updates to the lists per requests. If you need additions or corrections, let us know.
Sending my personal account, dolphinboy could get my attention faster :)
also, there's a musician asking for help with his computer. If anyone has anything to offer, never know. Can you help Vengeancez?
thanks dolphinboy
I made a few updates to the lists per requests. If you need additions or corrections, let us know.
Sending my personal account,
dolphinboy could get my attention faster :)also, there's a musician asking for help with his computer. If anyone has anything to offer, never know. Can you help Vengeancez?
thanks
dolphinboyMusic collaboration for Kazza
Posted 14 years ago
kazza25 december 2011 !
Posted 14 years agoFor everyone, from Japan to Alaska, composers of FA wish you a murry Christmas !
But remember, Christmas is not only about gift and money ! It's more a family spirit, having great times with the ones you love and the ones you don't see often.
Enjoy your meal, enjoy your party and games, and do not drink if you gonna drive ! *insert boring speech here*
Anyway, fellow composers, but also fellow furries, MERRY CRHISTMAS TO ALL !
Christmas tunes
by
joehero : http://www.furaffinity.net/view/7095579/
by
equium : http://www.furaffinity.net/view/7044935
by
shadekoba : http://www.furaffinity.net/view/7031611
Yours
karuno
But remember, Christmas is not only about gift and money ! It's more a family spirit, having great times with the ones you love and the ones you don't see often.
Enjoy your meal, enjoy your party and games, and do not drink if you gonna drive ! *insert boring speech here*
Anyway, fellow composers, but also fellow furries, MERRY CRHISTMAS TO ALL !
Christmas tunes
by
joehero : http://www.furaffinity.net/view/7095579/by
equium : http://www.furaffinity.net/view/7044935by
shadekoba : http://www.furaffinity.net/view/7031611Yours
karunoUpdating our journal footer.
Posted 14 years agoFor that, I'd like you to send via a note your album for sale. I'd really go faster for me if you took the time to respect that form :
[ url=http://www.furaffinity.net/user/ Your Name]Your Name[/url] - [url= where to order your album]Your Album's name[/url ]
Keep the space where I put them when filling that form. Also, precise if you propose a hard copy, send via mail, or a digital download.
Thanks for those who propose music ! Enjoy the rythms and harmonies of FA composers !
And also, don't forget there is an IRC saloon for people who compose music ! Check in the footer to have references !
karuno
[ url=http://www.furaffinity.net/user/ Your Name]Your Name[/url] - [url= where to order your album]Your Album's name[/url ]
Keep the space where I put them when filling that form. Also, precise if you propose a hard copy, send via mail, or a digital download.
Thanks for those who propose music ! Enjoy the rythms and harmonies of FA composers !
And also, don't forget there is an IRC saloon for people who compose music ! Check in the footer to have references !
karunoUpdates
Posted 14 years agoHello Composers!
I updated the roster on the userpage, per notes received. Check it out and note if there are any changes, or if I left anyone out!
Also, check out the new Poems and Lyrics page for networking with wordsmiths for your work!
aaand, a shoutout to FurryNetworkNow whose aim is "to showcase various furs and their art, as well as provide entertaining shows catered to the liking of the furry community."
musically yours,
dolphinboy
I updated the roster on the userpage, per notes received. Check it out and note if there are any changes, or if I left anyone out!
Also, check out the new Poems and Lyrics page for networking with wordsmiths for your work!
aaand, a shoutout to FurryNetworkNow whose aim is "to showcase various furs and their art, as well as provide entertaining shows catered to the liking of the furry community."
musically yours,
dolphinboyDolphin sightings
Posted 14 years agoHello, FA Composers!
I have been so... absent. >.< pardon me! I have promised Karuno that I will help out again. I will tend to matters soon, addition requests, etc. Also, feel free to hit my page if you need me for something.
thanks and keep making music!!
dolphinboy
I have been so... absent. >.< pardon me! I have promised Karuno that I will help out again. I will tend to matters soon, addition requests, etc. Also, feel free to hit my page if you need me for something.
thanks and keep making music!!
dolphinboyNeed illustrator to help composers
Posted 14 years agoHey fellows, I wanted to ask the help of some composers who would be able to illustrate our gallery!
The subject would be the music in general, with various theme. Those theme would be the main genre of our list :
Classical / Orchestral,
Electronic / Techno / Hardcore / Ambient / Trance
Folk / Classic / Alternative / Pop
Rock / Metal
Piano / Keyboards
Game music
Urban / Hip Hop / RnB
Jazz / Blues
New Age
You can propose your works to karuno or dolphinboy by note. Simply upload your work on FA and send us a note
The descision will be taken in about a week; the winners will have their works exposed as illustrations of the lists, with full credit of course
To your tablets ! See you in a week !
karuno
The subject would be the music in general, with various theme. Those theme would be the main genre of our list :
Classical / Orchestral,
Electronic / Techno / Hardcore / Ambient / Trance
Folk / Classic / Alternative / Pop
Rock / Metal
Piano / Keyboards
Game music
Urban / Hip Hop / RnB
Jazz / Blues
New Age
You can propose your works to
karuno or dolphinboy by note. Simply upload your work on FA and send us a note The descision will be taken in about a week; the winners will have their works exposed as illustrations of the lists, with full credit of course
To your tablets ! See you in a week !
karunoIMPORTANT- PLEASE READ
Posted 14 years agoInformation coming from Georgiafurs.com
One of our own greatly needs our help. Sporty pup, who is a local Georgia fur needs to have surgery due to a bad valve in his heart. This particular condition is called Valvular Heart Disease, and if not treated will cause heart failure. The surgery will take $40,000 total, but needs $16,500 up front, just to be able to have the surgery. The remaining $24,000 will be billed later, so he needs to get this money soon. The longer Sporty has to wait for the surgery, the greater the risk is of heart failure. The hope is to have enough to be able to have the surgery later this month in Asheville, NC., but only if the doctor see’s that the amount needed will come in quickly after.
Sporty, is currently 30 years old, but will be 31 in March. Besides being a furry and occasional fursuiter, he is also a father of a 3 1/2 year old boy, named Koda. Sporty currently lives in Macon, Georgia.
SportySporty and friends are now asking for donations towards the surgery through paypal. Even if you’re only able to donate a couple dollars anything helps, so they ask everyone who reads this to please donate something. Friend’s are even putting items up on http://www.thedealersden.com and http://www.furbuy.com to help raise money. Sporty is a really awesome guy, and really needs our help to make this happen. You can make a donation too, through the paypal link below.
Even with all the drama that goes on in this fandom, I have also seen this fandom do a lot of good, and really come together when one of our own needs help, and I would hope this no exception.
Donate
Sorry composers have been so long to react, and thanks to joehero for letting us know.
After the painful departure of
randomonlooker, we would hate to miss one more fur.
We all pray for him. Being furry is being a part of a big family, no matter the distance, the frontiers, the nationality. For Koda, and Sporty's wife,
UNITE!
On a lighter note, Dancing Furries has realeased an album on bandcamp. Listen to it HERE
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One of our own greatly needs our help. Sporty pup, who is a local Georgia fur needs to have surgery due to a bad valve in his heart. This particular condition is called Valvular Heart Disease, and if not treated will cause heart failure. The surgery will take $40,000 total, but needs $16,500 up front, just to be able to have the surgery. The remaining $24,000 will be billed later, so he needs to get this money soon. The longer Sporty has to wait for the surgery, the greater the risk is of heart failure. The hope is to have enough to be able to have the surgery later this month in Asheville, NC., but only if the doctor see’s that the amount needed will come in quickly after.
Sporty, is currently 30 years old, but will be 31 in March. Besides being a furry and occasional fursuiter, he is also a father of a 3 1/2 year old boy, named Koda. Sporty currently lives in Macon, Georgia.
SportySporty and friends are now asking for donations towards the surgery through paypal. Even if you’re only able to donate a couple dollars anything helps, so they ask everyone who reads this to please donate something. Friend’s are even putting items up on http://www.thedealersden.com and http://www.furbuy.com to help raise money. Sporty is a really awesome guy, and really needs our help to make this happen. You can make a donation too, through the paypal link below.
Even with all the drama that goes on in this fandom, I have also seen this fandom do a lot of good, and really come together when one of our own needs help, and I would hope this no exception.
Donate
Sorry composers have been so long to react, and thanks to
joehero for letting us know.After the painful departure of
randomonlooker, we would hate to miss one more fur.We all pray for him. Being furry is being a part of a big family, no matter the distance, the frontiers, the nationality. For Koda, and Sporty's wife,
UNITE!
On a lighter note, Dancing Furries has realeased an album on bandcamp. Listen to it HERE
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[COMPOSERS] New Year brings changes
Posted 15 years agoHello fellow music lovers!
This is a quick note to inform you that dolphinboy is now on the Composers management roster, along with karuno.
Our dear founder, fluffycroc, must focus more on his professional music endeavors, which are taking more and more of his time, so I offered to help him and Karuno manage the page.
So, composers, stay tuned for new updates!
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This is a quick note to inform you that
dolphinboy is now on the Composers management roster, along with karuno.Our dear founder,
fluffycroc, must focus more on his professional music endeavors, which are taking more and more of his time, so I offered to help him and Karuno manage the page.So, composers, stay tuned for new updates!
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[COMPOSERS] December, ect
Posted 15 years agoHi everybody!
Glad to see everyone lives music with passion here:
-Jack Chandler proposes his album! See what's it about HERE,
-Roaringlion released his Christmas CD, And the Angels Sang
-Danny Dingo needs voices and choirs for a song he's making. Information here
-Donovan is looking for a violonist, a keyboardist, drum player, bassist and a singer. If you're interessed, contact him!
-Please note that
kurreltheraven extends his deadline to the 25th december, 0:00 ! Send him your work(s) (max. 3x60s)
Do not forget to send your new pieces here so we can host a list of new work every month!
That's all for this month!
PS: Some of you may have loose their names in the list. Check if your name is still in, and contact us if it's not the case. Apologizes :-/
fluffycroc karuno
Glad to see everyone lives music with passion here:
-Jack Chandler proposes his album! See what's it about HERE,
-Roaringlion released his Christmas CD, And the Angels Sang
-Danny Dingo needs voices and choirs for a song he's making. Information here
-Donovan is looking for a violonist, a keyboardist, drum player, bassist and a singer. If you're interessed, contact him!
-Please note that
kurreltheraven extends his deadline to the 25th december, 0:00 ! Send him your work(s) (max. 3x60s)Do not forget to send your new pieces here so we can host a list of new work every month!
That's all for this month!
PS: Some of you may have loose their names in the list. Check if your name is still in, and contact us if it's not the case. Apologizes :-/
fluffycroc karuno[COMPOSERS] November, etc
Posted 15 years agoFirstly, let's have a peek at what our composers have been producing in the last month!
October Changes by Deus Ex
A technically challenging guitar piece used to symbolise the changing of the seasons, somehow lyrical in it's lullaby.
Demon Of The Pipes by Roaring Lion
A Hallowe'en themed piece consisting of a haunting melody on the pipe organ. Melodic and flowing with a variety of techniques to stir up the spookies.
The Taking by Ultramarine
An impressive swirling and thumping trance piece with rolling acid basses and tapalong, exploratory beats.
Piano Sonata in F Sharp Major by MatthiasRat
An opus of a piano solo with technically demanding skills and a variety of chord changes keeping the piece alive.
Anything composed in November? Share it with everyone by leaving it in a comment in this journal!
Secondly, Kurrel The Raven has had the third installment of Furry x 60 running now for a couple of months, but at the last check had just NINE tracks. The challenge is to compose a piece of music lasting just 60 seconds - it can be any genre, containing anything, but it has to be 60 seconds long. Submissions will close on November 26th! Find out all the information from Kurrel's journal HERE.
Finally, on a personal note, I'm afraid this will be the last journal written by me (Equium) - I have to step down from my role in the Composers group as I simply have run out of time to maintain it. Sad news indeed. I need a replacement, obviously, so if you think you've got the time and ability to write a journal every month for the group, keep on top of the Composers list, keep on top of monthly submissions, and keep musical enthusiasm at a high, send us a Note in the next couple of weeks right HERE.
Sorry I have to head off - I'll keep taking part in this wonderful group though. Thanks everyone for helping this group grow and grow! It's been a good year and a bit. Stay in touch! ^.^
Did somebody say musical birthdays?
November 1 - Lou Donaldson
November 2 - Ultra Nate
November 3 - Lulu
November 4 - Cedric Bixler-Zavala
November 5 - Art Garfunkel
November 6 - John Philip Sousa
November 7 - Johnny Rivers
November 8 - Rickie Lee Jones
November 9 - Sisqo
November 10 - DJ Ashba
November 11 - Mic Michaeli
November 12 - Neil Young
November 13 - Timmy Thomas
November 14 - Leopold Mozart
November 15 - Chad Kroeger (Nickelback)
November 16 - Josh Silver (Type O Negative)
November 17 - Jeff Buckley
November 18 - Johnny Christ (Avenged Sevenfold)
November 19 - George Brunies
November 20 - Mike D (Beastie Boys)
November 21 - Björk
November 22 - Karen O (Yeah Yeah Yeahs)
November 23 - Bruce Hornsby
November 24 - Scott Joplin
November 25 - Bill Morrissey
November 26 - John McVie (Fleetwood Mac)
November 27 - Mike Bordin (Faith No More)
November 28 - Randy Newman
November 29 - Michael Dempsey (The Cure)
November 30 - Billy Idol
~Composers
October Changes by Deus Ex
A technically challenging guitar piece used to symbolise the changing of the seasons, somehow lyrical in it's lullaby.
Demon Of The Pipes by Roaring Lion
A Hallowe'en themed piece consisting of a haunting melody on the pipe organ. Melodic and flowing with a variety of techniques to stir up the spookies.
The Taking by Ultramarine
An impressive swirling and thumping trance piece with rolling acid basses and tapalong, exploratory beats.
Piano Sonata in F Sharp Major by MatthiasRat
An opus of a piano solo with technically demanding skills and a variety of chord changes keeping the piece alive.
Anything composed in November? Share it with everyone by leaving it in a comment in this journal!
Secondly,
Kurrel The Raven has had the third installment of Furry x 60 running now for a couple of months, but at the last check had just NINE tracks. The challenge is to compose a piece of music lasting just 60 seconds - it can be any genre, containing anything, but it has to be 60 seconds long. Submissions will close on November 26th! Find out all the information from Kurrel's journal HERE.Finally, on a personal note, I'm afraid this will be the last journal written by me (Equium) - I have to step down from my role in the Composers group as I simply have run out of time to maintain it. Sad news indeed. I need a replacement, obviously, so if you think you've got the time and ability to write a journal every month for the group, keep on top of the Composers list, keep on top of monthly submissions, and keep musical enthusiasm at a high, send us a Note in the next couple of weeks right HERE.
Sorry I have to head off - I'll keep taking part in this wonderful group though. Thanks everyone for helping this group grow and grow! It's been a good year and a bit. Stay in touch! ^.^
Did somebody say musical birthdays?
November 1 - Lou Donaldson
November 2 - Ultra Nate
November 3 - Lulu
November 4 - Cedric Bixler-Zavala
November 5 - Art Garfunkel
November 6 - John Philip Sousa
November 7 - Johnny Rivers
November 8 - Rickie Lee Jones
November 9 - Sisqo
November 10 - DJ Ashba
November 11 - Mic Michaeli
November 12 - Neil Young
November 13 - Timmy Thomas
November 14 - Leopold Mozart
November 15 - Chad Kroeger (Nickelback)
November 16 - Josh Silver (Type O Negative)
November 17 - Jeff Buckley
November 18 - Johnny Christ (Avenged Sevenfold)
November 19 - George Brunies
November 20 - Mike D (Beastie Boys)
November 21 - Björk
November 22 - Karen O (Yeah Yeah Yeahs)
November 23 - Bruce Hornsby
November 24 - Scott Joplin
November 25 - Bill Morrissey
November 26 - John McVie (Fleetwood Mac)
November 27 - Mike Bordin (Faith No More)
November 28 - Randy Newman
November 29 - Michael Dempsey (The Cure)
November 30 - Billy Idol
~Composers
[COMPOSERS] October, etc
Posted 15 years agoOctober is here already. Goodness me, where has the year gone? No reported album news this month so let's crack on:
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We want to showcase some of the best tracks from our budding composers, and last month we tried to get you to submit your tunes - we've got a few below, but we need more submissions! We need more responses this month, there's so much talent out there, and so much to show off! Here's the pick of the bunch:
JackChandler - View From A Park Bench - 11:14pm - An ambient trance number, representing the 11th hour of his 12-track EP, each track symbolising an hour of the day. This swirling synthy piece does visualise the dead of night very well.
Vasory88 - Max Don't Have Sex With Your Ex - A cover version of E-Rotic's techno piece, this awesome instrumental version smashes the original melodies and techno styles with hard metal guitars and riffs to create a stomping anthem.
Dabs - Legend Of The Dragon - In Hallowe'en month, comes a haunting, shivering classical piece. Largely centering around the string section, this orchestral epic dances from melody to melody throwing all instrumentation into the mix.
This month - post all your new submissions (from Oct 1 - Oct 31) in the reply to this journal, so they don't vanish anywhere after a week or so! Can't wait to hear what you're coming up with!
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For 2011, we're thinking of setting up "Challenges". Ie, in January's journal we'd say "Your theme this month is: Winter" or whatever, and you'd fiddle away and come up with a piece that represents the theme, and the best ones get shown off in the journal. What are your thoughts on this? Does this sound like a good idea or too much work?
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Finally, a sad new for Malcom the Bear: he has to sell his keyboard. More info on his journal, please check it!
Finally - yes, it's the October musical birthdays!
October 1 - Paul Dukas
October 2 - Sting
October 3 - Stevie Ray Vaughan
October 4 - Chris Lowe (Pet Shop Boys)
October 5 - Steve Miller (Steve Miller Band)
October 6 - William Butler (Arcade Fire)
October 7 - Thom Yorke (Radiohead)
October 8 - Johnny Ramone
October 9 - Camille Saint-Saëns
October 10 - Giuseppe Verdi
October 11 - Lester Bowie
October 12 - Jordan Pundik (New Found Glory)
October 13 - Paul Simon
October 14 - Cliff Richard
October 15 - Tito Jackson
October 16 - "Flea" (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
October 17 - Wyclef Jean
October 18 - Chuck Berry
October 19 - Patrick Simmons (Doobie Brothers)
October 20 - Dannii Minogue
October 21 - Manfred Mann
October 22 - Franz Liszt
October 23 - "Würzel" (Motörhead)
October 24 - The Big Bopper
October 25 - Georges Bizet
October 26 - Natalie Merchant
October 27 - Simon Le Bon (Duran Duran)
October 28 - Stephen Morris (Joy Division/New Order)
October 29 - Neal Hefti
October 30 - Timothy Schmit (Eagles)
October 31 - Frank Iero (My Chemical Romance)
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We want to showcase some of the best tracks from our budding composers, and last month we tried to get you to submit your tunes - we've got a few below, but we need more submissions! We need more responses this month, there's so much talent out there, and so much to show off! Here's the pick of the bunch:
JackChandler - View From A Park Bench - 11:14pm - An ambient trance number, representing the 11th hour of his 12-track EP, each track symbolising an hour of the day. This swirling synthy piece does visualise the dead of night very well.
Vasory88 - Max Don't Have Sex With Your Ex - A cover version of E-Rotic's techno piece, this awesome instrumental version smashes the original melodies and techno styles with hard metal guitars and riffs to create a stomping anthem.
Dabs - Legend Of The Dragon - In Hallowe'en month, comes a haunting, shivering classical piece. Largely centering around the string section, this orchestral epic dances from melody to melody throwing all instrumentation into the mix.
This month - post all your new submissions (from Oct 1 - Oct 31) in the reply to this journal, so they don't vanish anywhere after a week or so! Can't wait to hear what you're coming up with!
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For 2011, we're thinking of setting up "Challenges". Ie, in January's journal we'd say "Your theme this month is: Winter" or whatever, and you'd fiddle away and come up with a piece that represents the theme, and the best ones get shown off in the journal. What are your thoughts on this? Does this sound like a good idea or too much work?
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Finally, a sad new for Malcom the Bear: he has to sell his keyboard. More info on his journal, please check it!
Finally - yes, it's the October musical birthdays!
October 1 - Paul Dukas
October 2 - Sting
October 3 - Stevie Ray Vaughan
October 4 - Chris Lowe (Pet Shop Boys)
October 5 - Steve Miller (Steve Miller Band)
October 6 - William Butler (Arcade Fire)
October 7 - Thom Yorke (Radiohead)
October 8 - Johnny Ramone
October 9 - Camille Saint-Saëns
October 10 - Giuseppe Verdi
October 11 - Lester Bowie
October 12 - Jordan Pundik (New Found Glory)
October 13 - Paul Simon
October 14 - Cliff Richard
October 15 - Tito Jackson
October 16 - "Flea" (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
October 17 - Wyclef Jean
October 18 - Chuck Berry
October 19 - Patrick Simmons (Doobie Brothers)
October 20 - Dannii Minogue
October 21 - Manfred Mann
October 22 - Franz Liszt
October 23 - "Würzel" (Motörhead)
October 24 - The Big Bopper
October 25 - Georges Bizet
October 26 - Natalie Merchant
October 27 - Simon Le Bon (Duran Duran)
October 28 - Stephen Morris (Joy Division/New Order)
October 29 - Neal Hefti
October 30 - Timothy Schmit (Eagles)
October 31 - Frank Iero (My Chemical Romance)
[COMPOSERS] September, etc. - Composers Steps Up
Posted 15 years agoWell then. Welcome to September. It's going to be a good one.
Okay, let's get going. We asked you in the last journal what could be done to make Composers a better group and you responded with one overwhelming answer: Submissions!
So then, what we've figured is this: Rather than submitting everyone's work on our page, we're going to show off the best from a variety of genres from throughout the month in each monthly journal! Simples! To get your name in, all you have to do is leave us a shout with a link to your newest piece and we'll put it forward for consideration. There is no deciding "factor" on what goes in or what goes out, but don't lose heart if you're not in! Keep on going and keep on sharing! Besides, there's every chance somebody will see your link in our shoutbox and find out about you that way! ^.^
If you get selected one month, don't expect to be picked again all too often, but we want to show off as much as we can without sending you all into overload! Only pieces of music submitted in September will be included in the next journal - the October one. I'm sure that all makes sense! So, what are you waiting for? :D
In other news, there is an album release to report! It's courtesy of
xedgewolfx who goes by the name Gears Of The Apparatus. Uploaded to Edgewolf's Bandcamp is "Discord", the latest offering, described as "Metal based Fakebit". If you can imagine a thrash metal song reduced into 8-bit dubstep electronica, you're sort of on the right lines. It's a great listen, and a rather creative one at that. The whole 13-track album is available for just $8 on the aforementioned BandCamp, available HERE.
Now, we don't often include stories here, but we thought we'd throw this one out -
Vixyyfox has written a short story, dedicated to the Composers group! "Blind Music" is a great little read, based around the noble pipe organ, and it was submitted to FA right HERE.
Semi-Finally, a big thank you to all the new entries to the ever-growing composers and musicians list, and to all our new watchers! Hope you find some wonderful new music!
Finally, just to add a nice little feature, here are some celebrity musical birthdays for this month... these people may or may not be alive.
September 1 - Engelbert Humperdink
September 2 - Michael Rother (Kraftwerk)
September 3 - Eric Bell (Thin Lizzy)
September 4 - Carmit Bachar (Pussycat Dolls)
September 5 - John Cage
September 6 - Roger Waters (Pink Floyd)
September 7 - Little Milton
September 8 - Michael Lardie (Great White)
September 9 - David Stewart (Eurythmics)
September 10 - Johnny Fingers (Boomtown Rats)
September 11 - Moby
September 12 - Hans Zimmer
September 13 - Dave Mustaine (Megadeth)
September 14 - Morten Harket (A-Ha)
September 15 - Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein (The Misfits)
September 16 - B.B. King
September 17 - Flo Rida
September 18 - Jimi Hendrix
September 19 - Jarvis Cocker (Pulp)
September 20 - Chuck Panozzo (Styx)
September 21 - Gustav Holst
September 22 - Nick Cave
September 23 - Ani DiFranco
September 24 - Shawn Crahan (Slipknot)
September 25 - Bryan MacLean (Love)
September 26 - George Gershwin
September 27 - Lil Wayne
September 28 - Laurie Lewis
September 29 - Jerry Lee Lewis
September 30 - Marc Bolan (T.Rex)
equium
fluffycroc
karuno
Okay, let's get going. We asked you in the last journal what could be done to make Composers a better group and you responded with one overwhelming answer: Submissions!
So then, what we've figured is this: Rather than submitting everyone's work on our page, we're going to show off the best from a variety of genres from throughout the month in each monthly journal! Simples! To get your name in, all you have to do is leave us a shout with a link to your newest piece and we'll put it forward for consideration. There is no deciding "factor" on what goes in or what goes out, but don't lose heart if you're not in! Keep on going and keep on sharing! Besides, there's every chance somebody will see your link in our shoutbox and find out about you that way! ^.^
If you get selected one month, don't expect to be picked again all too often, but we want to show off as much as we can without sending you all into overload! Only pieces of music submitted in September will be included in the next journal - the October one. I'm sure that all makes sense! So, what are you waiting for? :D
In other news, there is an album release to report! It's courtesy of
xedgewolfx who goes by the name Gears Of The Apparatus. Uploaded to Edgewolf's Bandcamp is "Discord", the latest offering, described as "Metal based Fakebit". If you can imagine a thrash metal song reduced into 8-bit dubstep electronica, you're sort of on the right lines. It's a great listen, and a rather creative one at that. The whole 13-track album is available for just $8 on the aforementioned BandCamp, available HERE.Now, we don't often include stories here, but we thought we'd throw this one out -
Vixyyfox has written a short story, dedicated to the Composers group! "Blind Music" is a great little read, based around the noble pipe organ, and it was submitted to FA right HERE.Semi-Finally, a big thank you to all the new entries to the ever-growing composers and musicians list, and to all our new watchers! Hope you find some wonderful new music!
Finally, just to add a nice little feature, here are some celebrity musical birthdays for this month... these people may or may not be alive.
September 1 - Engelbert Humperdink
September 2 - Michael Rother (Kraftwerk)
September 3 - Eric Bell (Thin Lizzy)
September 4 - Carmit Bachar (Pussycat Dolls)
September 5 - John Cage
September 6 - Roger Waters (Pink Floyd)
September 7 - Little Milton
September 8 - Michael Lardie (Great White)
September 9 - David Stewart (Eurythmics)
September 10 - Johnny Fingers (Boomtown Rats)
September 11 - Moby
September 12 - Hans Zimmer
September 13 - Dave Mustaine (Megadeth)
September 14 - Morten Harket (A-Ha)
September 15 - Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein (The Misfits)
September 16 - B.B. King
September 17 - Flo Rida
September 18 - Jimi Hendrix
September 19 - Jarvis Cocker (Pulp)
September 20 - Chuck Panozzo (Styx)
September 21 - Gustav Holst
September 22 - Nick Cave
September 23 - Ani DiFranco
September 24 - Shawn Crahan (Slipknot)
September 25 - Bryan MacLean (Love)
September 26 - George Gershwin
September 27 - Lil Wayne
September 28 - Laurie Lewis
September 29 - Jerry Lee Lewis
September 30 - Marc Bolan (T.Rex)
equium fluffycroc karuno[COMPOSERS] August, etc (One Year Old)
Posted 15 years agoGoodness how time flies. This Composers group is celebrating it's first birthday this month. ^.^ Thank you to everyone getting involved, we are always pleased to get new composers on FA. However, we're keen to hear - how does Composers move on? What would you like to see in the Composers group that doesn't already exist? Drop your ideas as a comment and we'll see what we can do!
In album release news:
Bucktown Tiger has released a fourteen-track piano album called "Scritching The Ivories". It costs $9.95 (£6/8€) on FurPlanet, and features classical favourites and modern-day classics. It's available to purchase HERE.
karuno has released his debut piano album, featuring eleven tracks of his pianist ability. The album is called "Tears" and costs 15€ (£12/US$20) which covers the CD, the artwork, and shipping. information is available HERE.
Phil Lynett, also known as The Malkmusian has recently released his EP - "Bill, Mary And Tom". Armed with just his guitar, this 7-track EP delivers some acoustic rock for free - downloadable HERE.
If you have an album that's recently come out, or is coming out soon - TELL US! We'll gladly promote it!
~Composers
In album release news:
Bucktown Tiger has released a fourteen-track piano album called "Scritching The Ivories". It costs $9.95 (£6/8€) on FurPlanet, and features classical favourites and modern-day classics. It's available to purchase HERE. karuno has released his debut piano album, featuring eleven tracks of his pianist ability. The album is called "Tears" and costs 15€ (£12/US$20) which covers the CD, the artwork, and shipping. information is available HERE.
Phil Lynett, also known as The Malkmusian has recently released his EP - "Bill, Mary And Tom". Armed with just his guitar, this 7-track EP delivers some acoustic rock for free - downloadable HERE.If you have an album that's recently come out, or is coming out soon - TELL US! We'll gladly promote it!
~Composers
[COMPOSERS] June, etc.
Posted 15 years agoWelcome to June. Because of our little delay in updates there isn't a lot on the grapevine at the moment, news-wise.
What we can say is that there are two albums from the composers group coming out this month, that we know of. If you've got one, do pop it in the inbox and we'll report it!
Corbin Busker is releasing "Thank You", an impressive new album in physical form for $20 and downloadable from his BandCamp for $12. The physical copies can be picked up if you're going to AC this year! It's just over an hour long, and consists of 12 tracks, and promises to be a sensible purchase. That is being released on June 24, and all the details can be found here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/3921912
Equium is releasing his second album, "The Absence", a hypnotic ambient album available from his BandCamp as a name-your-price album, with extra tracks available for downloads. All proceeds are going to adopting a red fox. That is being released on June 28, and all the details can be found here: http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/1445546/
More info? Let us know through the ol' PM system! Enjoy the summer!
~Composers.
What we can say is that there are two albums from the composers group coming out this month, that we know of. If you've got one, do pop it in the inbox and we'll report it!
Corbin Busker is releasing "Thank You", an impressive new album in physical form for $20 and downloadable from his BandCamp for $12. The physical copies can be picked up if you're going to AC this year! It's just over an hour long, and consists of 12 tracks, and promises to be a sensible purchase. That is being released on June 24, and all the details can be found here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/3921912 Equium is releasing his second album, "The Absence", a hypnotic ambient album available from his BandCamp as a name-your-price album, with extra tracks available for downloads. All proceeds are going to adopting a red fox. That is being released on June 28, and all the details can be found here: http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/1445546/More info? Let us know through the ol' PM system! Enjoy the summer!
~Composers.
[COMPOSERS] Sorry for the delay.
Posted 15 years agoThink of it as a 2-bar rest. ^.^
Basically, we've all been a bit busier this year than last so we've had little time to maintain the Composers group, and for that we apologise. However, we're committed to getting things back on track! Have a flick through the list, and double-check to see if your name is on there and the link is working and all that jazz.
If you're not there, we apologise - message us again. If you're feeling kind, you could even pre-format your name! Submit your details thusly:
[ url=http://www.furaffinity.net/user/username]Name[/url ] (Genres) (I: What you play)
Leave the spaces in, and it'll speed the whole thing up and we can get back on level terms. The June journal will be up in a week or so (well, when June starts) so if you have any album releases, any competitions, any news you want to give us, let us know!
Thanks to everyone who is watching and taking part - once again, apologies for the delays.
~Composers
Basically, we've all been a bit busier this year than last so we've had little time to maintain the Composers group, and for that we apologise. However, we're committed to getting things back on track! Have a flick through the list, and double-check to see if your name is on there and the link is working and all that jazz.
If you're not there, we apologise - message us again. If you're feeling kind, you could even pre-format your name! Submit your details thusly:
[ url=http://www.furaffinity.net/user/username]Name[/url ] (Genres) (I: What you play)
Leave the spaces in, and it'll speed the whole thing up and we can get back on level terms. The June journal will be up in a week or so (well, when June starts) so if you have any album releases, any competitions, any news you want to give us, let us know!
Thanks to everyone who is watching and taking part - once again, apologies for the delays.
~Composers
[COMPOSERS] 8-bit Video Game music remake contest
Posted 15 years agoCalling all music makers!
SoFurry is hosting a video game music contest with a pretty pimpin' prize!
Go go go!
http://sofurry.com/threadview?threa.....&pagenum=0
(We're not affiliated, just linking to it. So if you have questions go ask them THERE!)
Cheers all!
- fluffycroc
SoFurry is hosting a video game music contest with a pretty pimpin' prize!
Go go go!
http://sofurry.com/threadview?threa.....&pagenum=0
(We're not affiliated, just linking to it. So if you have questions go ask them THERE!)
Cheers all!
-
fluffycroc