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Ambitious pieces. This is too big for me but I'm diving in anyway...
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Short research steps that emerge during work. I might use these for a more sophisticated piece, but most of the time, I still don’t know how.
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Composition project exploring #cinematicmusic #modularsynth #sounddesign #electronicmusic
English & French
#music #freemusic #composer #opensource #linux #synth #electronic #harmony
For those interested to learn modular synth electronics, Moritz Klein videos are pure gold 🔥
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3tMGNI--ofU&pp=ygUSc3ludGggTW9yaXR6IGtsZWlu
Since I started exploring Mastodon, I found it quite paradoxical: I've discovered a fascinating community with many great music accounts—my ears are pleased—but at the same time, it feels a bit like a desert where everyone is shouting alone. The place feels cold.
An amazing short series on French film music composers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJJ5enBWjcI
Nice tricks and introduction to Mastodon for newcomers:
https://www.kristofferlislegaard.com/blog/2025-01-25-how-to-get-started-on-mastodon-fediverse/
I'm now a proud member of this repertoire proposed by @dogmazic and containing full of interesting accounts on free musics.
Lucy Waterz does not exist.
The name is a metaphor inspired by the 'aquatic ape' hypothesis. Behind it, I aim to explore storytelling through digital music: evoking emotions, painting scenes, and crafting cinematic narratives.
This is a modest composition project, honestly, I don't know where I'm going with this; it's mainly exploratory and experimental, and its form and objectives may evolve over time. This project serves as my playground to learn sound synthesis, and experiment with open-source tools. By sharing this work process, I hope to open doors for collaborations.
I've been learning sound synthesis since October 2024.
In the future, I aspire to create soundtracks for theater productions or short films.
Enjoy listening, and please feel free to share any thoughts or comments that come to mind.
I like to exchange with most people. Don't hesitate to send me a message, and I'll be sure to respond.
I’m based in Belgium.
Special thanks to Alain Wergifosse, who taught me so much; Sigma, my sister in mind; my two dearest Hervé(s); my children; and Crevard d'Amour, who all sustained and blew on the fires, and still do.
I’d also like to thank Olivier Guyaux, whose exhibition "Déesses et Hiercheuses" deeply moved me, and who kindly allows me to use his images.