Heh, I dare say that fits the image preeeeetty damn well.

Pretty out there, but I like it anyway.

Generally, when you see "Challenging" on a sushi menu, it means, "This stuff tastes horrible, but some people eat it anyway. If you want to be considered really hip, you'll eat this."

And this sounds like fractal music again.

This one isn't fractal. Just shift-filled.

Did you really mean that?
Ha, yeah, interesting piece, really liked the sudden tonality shift at 1.15!!!

What's weird:

There's major shifts throughout the whole piece... but only the tonality shift at 1:15 really, really stands out.

Eh. It was an experiment.

Indeed, experimentation is always good!!!

I think that my next experiment will sound better. We'll find out!

What's weird:

There's major shifts throughout the whole piece... but only the tonality shift at 1:15 really, really stands out.

Eh. It was an experiment.

Well, you played it, so I doubt that anyone else could've meant it. ^_^

A curiously curious piece. Almost like talking to the weird stranger you were warned not to talk to but curiosity got the better of you, only to discover at the end that the reason he was so weird is because he was warned not to talk to you and now neither of you knows who the real stranger is.

Also: Glad to see you still creating! You were gone for awhile there...

This piece did me in. There's five different "styles" of writing music in there. (Similar instrumentation and the same starting theme keeps them unified.)

It's a strange piece, indeed. And I already have an idea for the next experiment... one, I hope, that sounds better.

That about describes the feeling it gives me, too ;)

Niiice! <:D When the drums came in, I was immediately reminded of them good ol' Lucasarts adventure games... sounded like Land's style for sure.

I'm glad that you liked!

nice ,it sounds like somthin off of zelda.

Thank you!

Wow- talk about strange! I liked the parts that came close to repetition the best. I think your music needs some more repetition. When the melody changes after every measure, you severely limit the possibilities for the accompaniment. If you could combine your harmonizing talents with a slightly more static composition, I think you could come up with some really mind-blowing stuff.

I think your music needs some more repetition.

Hrm. Do you have any suggestions for structure?

I wish. I'm not really even sure how to phrase what I'm talking about in regards to music. I'm the suck at terminology.

I had already started a piece with more repetition than usual. (Several measures repeat up to eight times through the piece.) Sadly, the melody DOES change after every measure, literally. (It still sounds much better than this piece, to me.)

After the next one, if I get good ideas, I'll try writing something more static.

<i>I think your music needs some more repetition.</i>

Hrm. Do you have any suggestions for structure?