A classical song from mine

[Kukulkan]

Hi my music addicted friends Last Sunday I released a new classical song. This track is slow and calm. Composing this music was some sort of meditation for me. I tried to break out from the usual chords and chord progressions - to offer you something "new". Give it a try and listen multiple times. I bet you quickly start to like it

Composed and produced with absolutely zero AI usage!

https://soundcloud.com/vschmid/sinner?s ... al_sharing

[wheatBread]

Nice! It wouldn't feel out of place if this were background music for a movie.

[Ciderwell]

I've been watching this one. And wasn't going to see it disappear onto Page 2 without a mention.

Give it a try and listen multiple times. I bet you quickly start to like it /quote]

I liked this straight out of the gate. A very nice collection of planned randomness and clever twists and turns.

[Ciderwell]

oops!!!

[Ciderwell]

I've been watching this one. And wasn't going to see it disappear onto Page 2 without a mention.

Give it a try and listen multiple times. I bet you quickly start to like it

I liked this straight out of the gate. A very nice collection of planned randomness and clever twists and turns.

[procrastive]

...I liked this straight out of the gate. A very nice collection of planned randomness and clever twists and turns.

Me too! Very nice piece and thanks Kukulkan for making it downloadable!

Just bookmarked your Soundcloud.

[Kukulkan]

Thank you @Ciderwell and @procrastive for the kind words!

[DCrown]

Very beautiful, I like it a lot
Thanks for labeling as ai-free production!

[Kukulkan]

Very beautiful, I like it a lot
Thanks for labeling as ai-free production!

Thank you, and I think it is important today to label AI-free music. I stay completely away from any AI tool for making music. No matter if for composing, mixing and mastering or lyrics.

[thedeadsoul]

Nice tune, it reminds me of soundtracks of old PC games, like Heroes III or some older point and click games. I really enjoyed it. And as I'm a big fan of reverb, do you think adding more reverb to some of the sounds will work?

Best,
Adi

[Kukulkan]

Thank you for the nice words, Adi. I also like reverb but I follow the advise to add only that much reverb that you don't hear it until you turn it off. I don't like it, if the reverb is noted prominent by the listener. Of course, except of using it as an effect. For example, in my tune Schildmaid (for the anime series "Ashborn Idiots"), I used a long reverb tail as effect at 1:19 and 2:02. I explicitely rise the effect here with a long shimmer reverb as effect.

https://soundcloud.com/vschmid/ashborn- ... id#t=01:15

[Hipster Bales]

Composed and produced with absolutely zero AI usage!

Nice! I'm not keen on using AI either. Anyway, your piece sounds like actual classical music (good), rather than some noise I heard in my music course in school (I don't mean to be rude, but it was someone saying their song was classical, but they made it in 20 minutes, and authentic classical music takes way more time).

[Hipster Bales]

Downloaded it btw, it'll be good if I'm on the go.

[Kukulkan]

Thank you @Hipster Bales. Don't forget to follow me on Soundcloud

If you like "Sinner", check out my other songs there, too.

[Hipster Bales]

Thank you @Hipster Bales. Don't forget to follow me on Soundcloud

If you like "Sinner", check out my other songs there, too.

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