Little music workshop

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I always thought working with a DAW was relatively easy, considering how many musicians and composers there are online. But I didn't expect this machine to be so much of a pain.

As you can see, the main task here was working with the series. Working meant rotating, permuting, interpolating, interverting, and running it across multiple tracks (meaning each track had its own task).

I'd like to make a test post with my romance. If it interests you even a little, I'll send you another one.

The words in the video are a little off, and I can't do anything about it. It's a bug beyond my control.

From beginning that was quite a task, because I didn't can imagine what I wanna to create in such technique. But after a week of reflexion i gave up. I needed to do something, so...

In that time I was listening on repeat some songs from Charlie XCX. My favorite one was remix "365" by Shy Girl and exactly the last drop when Charlie was saying "365 365 365 365" etc. And I took the idea on board and made it a kind of finale to all the trash that was happening in the etude.

The assignment here was to write an etude on the scale from C to D. You could repeat notes, make leaps, but the main thing was to keep the sequence of notes consistent.

As you can see here, my imagination was literally at a standstill here, so I decided to make something lighter, not like Kancheli (we were shown his "Bright Sorrow" as an example). It turned out to be something like children's music for some educational cartoons on TV. But why not?

This assignment was for practice writing tintinnabuli. In short, the tonic chord is superimposed on the main melody. Since this was a "creative assignment", the combination of the sound of the melody and the sound of the tintinaboule at the same time was not strictly observed.

Here is my new composition! For now I can show you it only in Sibelius cover, but next session I'll performing it in my conservatory. And after that (I hope deeply) I will show you live performing audio.

I made this composition under the impression of one game, which captivated me so much that I practically watched its four parts in a marathon (somewhere around 15-20 hours in total). I won't tell you its name. I think everything is clear here.

Hope you enjoy it! I would be great if I hear some response from you.

I must say that was quite a battle, but after a big work with I finally start to realize my dreams! That piece I started learning in fith or sixth grade. After a long time, in my 3 grade in college I take as a etude, but it wasn't good enough to post it somewhere.

And now in my first year in conservatory (and taking it as etude again) I reach that point where I can post it on Internet and not get bully for my bad playing😄😄😄

Just a little practice of me trying to play Death by Glamour (I took this piece for my exam session).