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really beautiful waltz :3
Level 26 Chipist
furnace
4th/28
pulsitudinous
40th Σ5.631
triangulation
71st Σ5.097
blip factor
67th Σ5.425
famicommunism
51st Σ5.473
NES in pants
53rd Σ5.474
burdock
2A03 + 3 channels PC Engine
For this entry I challenged myself to write the melody first, then chords, bass, and drums -- the reverse order of how I usually work. It was tough but good practice I think!
Oscilloscope view: https://youtu.be/tcDHzzCO0WA
image credit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Burdock_Closeup.jpg
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it's a very different process writing melody-first - perhaps unsurprisingly it can lead to a much more memorable and expressive melody (not that you can't get that the other way too), but it's cool how it also winds up informing the rest of your arrangement decisions too. like, i hear your harmonic sense in here still as ever, but there's an extra level of detail in the fact that it's trying to creatively underscore something already there.
