32 Ticky Things After Ligeti

[ahanysz]

Here's my reinterpretation of a 20th century classic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5aEiP_KRwY

[Rene Asologuitar]

Very interesting video, and recording.
Love the production, and the recording is well done.
Very entertaining, and enjoyable!
Rene

[envlpx]

Very nice! It's been ages since I've used csound

[ahanysz]

Thanks!

It's been ages since I've used csound :-)

Me too. It just felt like the right tool for this job, since I didn't need MIDI at any stage. (Csound doesn't quite predate MIDI, but it's close.)

[vurt]

i love me some ligeti, so that's a winner straight away
but the video is cool! so simple, yet effective

awesome work!

[ahanysz]

i love me some ligeti...

Me too, but this is very much the easy option. I've tried playing some of the studies on the piano, and it nearly killed me.

Thanks for listening and watching :-)

[eph221]

I don't know what to say, except that it was enjoyable.

[CrystalWizard]

Very nice. Does Ligeti justice imo. Really well done.

[rp314]

[ChameleonMusic]

Very 'Meccanico' indeed!

Particularly appreciated the nod towards Ligeti's own references to parts of compositions where there was a sense of 'machines having gone awry'.

Very well judged in terms of the ebb and flow of space between the notes.

[ahanysz]

Very well judged in terms of the ebb and flow of space between the notes.

python.random says thanks for the compliment :-)

Glad you enjoyed it!