whydoesthewindthroughwaterflow (first version)

why does the wind flow through water
    why water is flowed by the wind
        why flows the water in the wind
            flows the wind through water
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    does
        the
            wind
                through
                    water
                        flow

                why does the wind flow through water
            why water is flowed by the wind
        why flows the water in the wind
    flows the wind through water
water flow wind flow
            

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THIS IS VERSION ONE OF whydoesthewindthroughwaterflow.

whydoesthewindthroughwatersflow exploded.mid

It sounds good but the notes look so damn messy.

I mean, it seems as if you just exported a music sheet from a midi file without looking at it first.

Could you please upload the midi file itself instead?

15 hours ago, Rabbival507 said:

It sounds good but the notes look so damn messy.

I mean, it seems as if you just exported a music sheet from a midi file without looking at it first.

Could you please upload the midi file itself instead?

 

thx for your "sound" comment.

yes, i did just export it like that, the notes used in this piece came from a keyboard noodling session and i was curious to know exactly what i had played and thus exported notation from the midi.

midi uploaded.

"So, what's your piece about?"

"Oh it's a beautiful story about an Absus4 chord."

"Sounds fair to me."

Well I think that it's good as a minimalistic piece, or if you try to convey one state for a very long time.

On the other hand, there are ways to "go nowhere" and still keep on moving, taking braver steps but not in the usual method of tension and relief.

I'd recommend listening to Debussy's preludes as well as other piano pieces from the era. I think I even listened to a talk about this very topic lately.

If I remember correctly, it's that one:

On 3/27/2021 at 9:48 AM, Rabbival507 said:

"So, what's your piece about?"

"Oh it's a beautiful story about an Absus4 chord."

"Sounds fair to me."

Well I think that it's good as a minimalistic piece, or if you try to convey one state for a very long time.

On the other hand, there are ways to "go nowhere" and still keep on moving, taking braver steps but not in the usual method of tension and relief.

I'd recommend listening to Debussy's preludes as well as other piano pieces from the era. I think I even listened to a talk about this very topic lately.

If I remember correctly, it's that one:

 

 

oh this piece i posted will not be changed in any planned way by me. because i planned nothing about it at all. i noodled away on a keyboard for about 10 minutes, notes automatically captured by my virtual piano instrument software, took the midi, threw it into a daw, assigned midi to virtual piano, added at random various effects such as reverb, echo, delays. got the result presented here. i did not compose it, i stumbled across it, what right do i have now to alter whatever course it is now on.

you are wrong kind sir. the state of this piece changes constantly if you LISTEN. it doth appear static but 'tis not. refine your hearing and hear. weird that it sound like nothing else here on YC.