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A playlist with my ambient tracks
I make these for practice as I'm dipping my toes into ambient music. There are two tracks as of posting this. They aren't related, there isn't any theme I'm aiming for, it's just pure playing around in Ableton Live and seeing what works.
Feel free to give feedback, I encourage any criticism you think might help me. Thanks!
I've been trying to make an introductory (https://sonomu.club/tags/post) for (https://lemmy.studio/u/flavigula) to the community (https://lemmy.studio/c/ambie
I've been trying to make an introductory #post for @[email protected] to the community @ambient - The web page just hangs when I submit the post. So! I'm going to try from here.
(https://lemmy.studio/c/ambient) posting this from Mastodon. does it work?
@ambient posting this from Mastodon. does it work?
No, you're supposed to interpret that notation however you like. There's an amazing project by Sarah Belle Reid where she send postcards to musicians and they interpret them musically. Here's an example:
And the result:
@cedricdes @[email protected] @[email protected] @ambient it's also hanging for me, I'm taking a look at the server logs to see if I can find the problem.
@[email protected] @[email protected] @ambient it's great to have these alternatives today
Yes, it is. It's similar to reddit in its layout and functionality - as far as I know so far - though I was never a big reddit user.
@[email protected] @[email protected] @ambient is Lemmy a software for running a social network instance on the fediverse, in the same way Mastodon is? I'm quite new in this space
I recently joined here, though I have been a “fedizen” since 2018 or so, mostly on Mastodon.
I am an ambient and drone "artist", though I venture into psychedelic and post rock realm from time to time, but with a tinge of “electronica”.
Most of my music is at my Funkwhale instance: https://funkwhale.thurk.org/library/artists/1/ and a subset at https://flavigula.bandcamp.com
I’m here to share and listen and exchange points of view about process, timbre, texture, harmony, etc...
Greetings to all.
This is awesome! I added all 3 to a playlist, listening now!