Now Playing: One Two Three
Topic: Original Music
In an unfortunate lack of foresight on my part, I made all of these grand plans for album #5... right before I moved far, far away from my Fantom X. If you've been following the Thirty-Second Note since the beginning, you'll remember my mentioning that I might be going to college to learn music theory ('cos what's a composer without credentials, right?). Well, that "might" turned into a "shall", so here I am, writing this entry from my dorm room at college. At the moment, I'm about 75 miles away from my Fantom X, making any work on the "Child's Play" idea impossible.
Fortunately, I do still have NoteWorthy Composer. So, to that end, I've decided to write music in my spare time (music historians may refer to this as my "College Period").
Here is the first one I've finished.
One Two Three
This, like City Sunset, Dai Sakusen, and Freshmen 4 Ever is an example of me being a lazy composer. The entire piece is based on loops -- that is, short sections of two or four bars copied and pasted together ad nauseam. Each part is like that. Also, each part introduces itself four bars after the previous introduction (the vibraphone comes in four bars after the piano, the harp comes in four bars after the vibraphone, et cetera).
With any luck at all, there will be more TSN-exclusive songs in the near future. All I have to do is write them.
