Made it with Pluto Synth,..
Hope you like it U.L.I.
It is a sort of Bach like composition,..
It took me a few ours to compose....
But i like to do(cause this is new to me
Gr. Volt.

Yikes!!! 
Too much honor for me to dedicate  a song to me, Volt.    

You composed this in a few hours? Not bad.
It's quite interesting to combine a classical theme with this synthsounds. The sound is like a hybrid : lil bit of "church organ character" and a lil bit of "growling synthpad". It fits very well.
The continuing modulation of the synth is really compelling in combination with the classical composition.
Like it, coz it´s so unusual.

Keeo up experimenting and composing (but not for me. Do it for yourself  ).

U.L.I.

Thanx U.L.I.

   
Gr. Volt.

Feels like I'm sitting in a church with a head full of LSD ... it all comes and goes in waves .....  
Is the idea that ULI puts more on top of this ?

He he,..
No,..ULI wanted to hear how that program sounds(if i correctly understand you
That Pluto synth program.

Allright now i understand(took me a moment),..
You mean: to put ULI on the top of the waves
?

Nice work - you could do a lot with this, build on it, change it into something else etc

Just one thing the Bass sounds too staccato in places IMHO

Enjoyed listening to something different on the AMP 

Keep it up!!

Thanx Denis,..
I didn"t hear any to staccato basses,..
but that's because i don"t have good monitors
Last few days i am working with a trial of fruity loops,..
lets say the sky is the limit with that program,..
Gr. Volt.

I love the atmosphere of this piece! It is very well constructed, musically, the changes of harmonies, "plot twists" so to speak, evokes a lot of images.

Indeed this is not a polished song, it's an experiment, and certainly a showcase of your musicality.

I can think of some kind of short artsy movie with this.

very very nice stuff!

Bach reincarnated in Jean Michel Jarre?
This is something I didn't expect to hear and it actually is really interesting. The baroque gone psychedelic sound really nice! You could even develop this into something a bit space rock-ish and it would be fantastic!

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