ex_penumbrae

Let me know if you haven't solved this. i've used these in my music for years, & it's simplicity itself to do.

Threads like this really disappoint me. They demonstrate a complete lack of awareness of what composition is all about. Of course 'atonal' (for want of a better word) music is structured. i guess my music's not really featured a strong 'tonal' presence since my early 20s, simply because it's not relevant to anything. There are so many aspects that are part of the compositional landscape: melody & harmony of course, timbre, behaviour, density, dynamic range, forms of interaction & reaction... Much of the time - & i say this without any intended unkindness - those who find it hard to 'understand' 'atonal' music are simply those you have some way to go before reaching a more mature comprehension of what music is, & - more importantly, what it can be.

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Too monotonous, in my opinion. & all your chords are root position, which makes it very dull as it continues. It's hardly genreless; there are elements of post rock, with some gentle electronica too; "genreless" to me suggests something totally way out, & as this is so conventional, it hardly qualifies for that word! Out of interest, what software did you use for this?