Description : Something that I've managed to pluck out from my overcrowded mind. Usually there's so much going on up there that I don't know what to do first.
I'll leave it up to you to interpret the message in this piece ;) It's not that hard to figure out.
Used a midi keyboard, plus soundfonts, using Microsoft DirectMusic as my sequencer. Then mixed it using Cool Edit Pro. It was hell to play (still is), and my fingers were probably about to fall off, but it was worth it.
Everything, 100%, by me. No samples. Just me, my brain, and my hands.
Hope you like it poppets,
Ria Rosa
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You are such a precise text book type player! I wish i could be like that. Anyways this song sounds like fun and you did extremely well. You have truely inspired me to be more creative. Mad props!
wonderfull, that is all i can say, any further words are useless, for the hands speak for themselves. i can hear u breath into the mic afterwards, rest easy lady:)
What a talent u r!My fingers nearly fell off just listening,How yours are still on ,is amazing!
Cool title,fits the track well and altogether,a good production.
It reminds me of those very old movies where there was no sound,just a piano playing.My gran was one of those pianists and I totally respect you for bringing this back.I hope the younger generation apreciate the enormous amount of talent it takes to do something like This!Absolutely awesome!
And no kidding?! Your gran used to be a silent film pianist?! Dude, that's amazing! I really really respect and admire them, for their sheer talent and unbelievable dexterity.
there's absolutely nothing i can say that hasn't been said...that said...your playing is so perfect... i'm lost as to what else to say..incredible...i'll be checking more of your songs as this is the first time i came your way on this site...congrats on a fantastic comp..
I love this track & the style first one of yours ive listened to so far, your gonna set thoose midi ivorys on fire! love the can can swing of it at first then right into the dramatic silent film dual/stand off type atmosphere the modest drums in the background blend well, dont over crowd things and the follow with the military style mental picture im getting thats good as well, the end seems too remind me of old silent cartoons but it has a rejoycing victorious survivor type feel to it, but then the very end gives me the impression that our boy got smoked! Kinda cruel in a way to end a song like that! but hey, art imatates life and life dont always end well! mad piano/key skills on this one, i really appreciate the style/feel that seems far to overlooked in this moderen day and age!
I'd definitely love to do a collab but at the moment I'm interstate, where I don't have a keyboard =( I'm planning on buying one though, so I'll let you know asap once I acquire another second hand keyboard!
You are so talented! I love the very mystique sound of this entire composition! It's unlike anything I've ever heard, and it does sound like "it was hell to play." I am simply impressed by the song and by you, the artist Scriptique.
Born Charles Spencer Chaplin, Jr.
16 April 1889 (1889 -04-16)
Walworth, London, United Kingdom
Died 25 December 1977 (aged 88)
Vevey, Switzerland
Occupation Actor, Director
Much like an early Chaplin Sound Track.
Excellent work.
Voltage
Sorry to double post. But I went to listen to some more of your music. And big disapointment. Only 2 songs. I've heard both. Lets get some more music posted. Your fans are waiting.
Thanks again for the kind review. I'm working on a number of material right now... the thing is I'm quite... shall we say a very harsh critic of my own works...
Definately a silent movie sound to it. I see why you said it killed your fingers. I look forward to hearing what you put out when you have a mini home studio. Another excellent piece.
NOOOOO!!! Why is it so short! Man, that's a really great piece. the piano work is astounding! I could never get my fingers to agree to that. This has turned out to be a wonderful piece. Bravo!
keep up the good work sargeant G........was this inspired at all by the recent ANZAC day publicity?......"rapid fire" piano was made with courage and valour......my salute to you
lol thanks. No not at all. I composed this ages ago and was actually initially titled "Infestation". It originally had knives sharpening and unknown things being sliced up in the background (and it would have conjured quite a different image to what you're hearing now)
But after sampling with the snazzy guns, I decided that the WWI theme suited it better. I then changed the tempo, cut up sections and added new ones, en voila, a pest infestation turned into an infestation of a different kind!
You have a great talent. I love the use of your piano. My husband overheard your song and said it sounded great and asked me to give you a good review. I look forward to the day that I can break free of pre-recorded loops and make my own music like you have. God willing I will have a mini studio some day ;)
Ohhh I'm so sorry. I have loads of tracks, but I've written "Rerecord" on every single one of them, whether it be the piano, or the vox, or the whole damn thing. I'm never really quite happy with my music. $%*#!
The Piano is great. It's the first I've heard from you, mainly because its your first song uploaded to Looperman lol,. I like it. I agree with Johnny's creative mind as well lol.
~Fareel
what a fun to listen to .......!!!!!!!
this is genius ....
I can see Buster Keaton or Charlie Chaplin right before me ....
perfect job, both playing and mixing ...
I really enjoyed this track, puts a bright smile into my face, thx a lot ...
Hey welcome to the Loop MsG.....At last someone who shares my passion for Vivaldi...I can see this is going to be a fantastic journey with your music!...Johnny's spot on about this piece evoking old WW1 footage..except this is spiced with wit and humour....very enjoyable...cheers planet.....ps great to have another ozzy here
32507/9th Batt York & Lancs Regt
C Company
12 Platoon L.G.S.
I.E.F.
Dear Kate
Just a line to let you know that I am going on alright and that I am in good health. I had a letter from Ilkeston telling me about dad, I was very sorry to hear it but it as been wonderful how he as kept up. The weather here as been very changeable just lately plenty of rain but we have had it hot now and again. We can get plenty to eat were we are just now, such as fruit and eggs. The scenery is also very pretty. did you get over to Ilkeston, if you did, how long did you stop. I have had a letter from Jack and he told me that Mr Thomas's eldest son had been killed in Palestine that is the second son he has lost it is very hard lines and I was sorry to hear it. They were both officers. one was in the West Riding's Batt. There is only one son left but he is only about 17 1/2 years.
I have put a letter for you in Ethels envelope I hope you get it alright, let me know if you get it. Write every week if you can, it does not matter if it is only just a line or two.
With Best Love
Harry
Nice Touch with this one ! it reminded me of a black and white montage of war footage, whilst the music plays in an 8mm stuttered visiual old film type scenario............
"A moment of silence for ALL the lost soldiers
lost and killed in battle since the beginning of
time"....................................Johnny Gadget
Description : Short piano piece composed by me. I made this in about 30 mins using Nexus2. I hope you'll enjoy it and tell me what you think :) You can use it in your Youtube videos, but please paste link here so I can see it too. :)
Description : Hi, I just had to try and do my own type of music tribute to the sad and unfortunate events in Manchester the other night
I start the song off with a type of music box to represent like a young child and then i go into a violin strings to try and set the sadness and then after a while i used some soft drum and clicks to represent time ticking and then with just the piano and then in the middle of the track it picks up pace a bit and i decided on this because to represent the strength of the people that will stand strong and i once again also put the music box in with this and my reason was to be strong for the rest of the children and then i finsh up with the piano again and the ending on the drum to remember the lives sadly lost and a type of silence if it were
i really feel so sadened by this event and it trully has me in bits
may we all come together and forever be strong and stand up to these horrible people who think they can destroy us and our children and families and loved ones
Description : my brother gave me a new piano on kontact...i was blown away by the sound...could hear the pedals the wood etc....this was first thing i played last december...my brother dave said its good n my dad came up with title...i still like it
Description : This is my first try at doing a waltz after hearing Andre Rieu
My tunes are not mixed mastered becuase they always stayed on my hard drive.
Free to use for whatever purpose so have fun.
Description : Recorded this a while ago.. Raw, lovely.. I'm an electric guitarist so this is unfamiliar territory for me... I always wanted to master classical acoustic and I will one day. Video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMt7o3ty9pw *Edit* Despite this being painfully obvious, this is not my composition, it's an effort to learn classical guitar and note the progression for future nostalgia.. This site is making me think I should give the anti-vaxxers some credence. Ffs.
Description : A short sonata like form composed with a 1967 Steinway Grand and the BBC Symphonic Orchestra plugins. More originals can be found on my soundcloud - listed on my profile.
Description : I'm an English teacher for Spanish speakers and I actually used this in the classroom while the students were doing a 5 or 6 minute writing preparing for a conversation activity.
Cool title,fits the track well and altogether,a good production.
It reminds me of those very old movies where there was no sound,just a piano playing.My gran was one of those pianists and I totally respect you for bringing this back.I hope the younger generation apreciate the enormous amount of talent it takes to do something like This!Absolutely awesome!
And no kidding?! Your gran used to be a silent film pianist?! Dude, that's amazing! I really really respect and admire them, for their sheer talent and unbelievable dexterity.
this is awesome, you are a treat on that piano!!!
id love to get some piano loops off you and maybe do a collab or something! what you think?
anyway, this is a great tunes
PEACE!
Butcha
I'd definitely love to do a collab but at the moment I'm interstate, where I don't have a keyboard =( I'm planning on buying one though, so I'll let you know asap once I acquire another second hand keyboard!
~B.~
Cheers!
Ria
Great job!
16 April 1889 (1889 -04-16)
Walworth, London, United Kingdom
Died 25 December 1977 (aged 88)
Vevey, Switzerland
Occupation Actor, Director
Much like an early Chaplin Sound Track.
Excellent work.
Voltage
better
equipment.
(Need donations?)
Got
any
spare
change?
When i was listening this song i was imaging like if i was at black white films which was Really Great.
Just a question what was that weird noises at the end.
They sound like a creepy monster jeje but they sound good
That sound at the end was supposed to be a heartbeat lol
Just remember: Patience is a virtue hehehe ;)
Hehehe! Thanks mokeone!
-Ria Rosa
lol thanks for the review =)
Hehehe!
But after sampling with the snazzy guns, I decided that the WWI theme suited it better. I then changed the tempo, cut up sections and added new ones, en voila, a pest infestation turned into an infestation of a different kind!
Oh god a mini studio... *drools* I would love one too.
Please take a listen to some of mine. I don't have the talent you do, but I try.
All The Best
John59
But thanks for you kind words! =)
~Fareel
down to the comedy of the soldiers running into each other..and for some reason theres a car
can't wait to hear more of your work
this is genius ....
I can see Buster Keaton or Charlie Chaplin right before me ....
perfect job, both playing and mixing ...
I really enjoyed this track, puts a bright smile into my face, thx a lot ...
peace, rei
And yes, your interpretation is exactly what I wanted to say.
Thanks for the review!
-Ria Rosa
32507/9th Batt York & Lancs Regt
C Company
12 Platoon L.G.S.
I.E.F.
Dear Kate
Just a line to let you know that I am going on alright and that I am in good health. I had a letter from Ilkeston telling me about dad, I was very sorry to hear it but it as been wonderful how he as kept up. The weather here as been very changeable just lately plenty of rain but we have had it hot now and again. We can get plenty to eat were we are just now, such as fruit and eggs. The scenery is also very pretty. did you get over to Ilkeston, if you did, how long did you stop. I have had a letter from Jack and he told me that Mr Thomas's eldest son had been killed in Palestine that is the second son he has lost it is very hard lines and I was sorry to hear it. They were both officers. one was in the West Riding's Batt. There is only one son left but he is only about 17 1/2 years.
I have put a letter for you in Ethels envelope I hope you get it alright, let me know if you get it. Write every week if you can, it does not matter if it is only just a line or two.
With Best Love
Harry
Nice Touch with this one ! it reminded me of a black and white montage of war footage, whilst the music plays in an 8mm stuttered visiual old film type scenario............
"A moment of silence for ALL the lost soldiers
lost and killed in battle since the beginning of
time"....................................Johnny Gadget
-Ria Rosa
lve the piano it reminded me of a scary horror movie includeing some sort of kill child clown...
lol
nice job