Jupiter's Moons

Hi to all,
I recently recorded an electronic music piece at a slow tempo (45 bpm). It is called Jupiter's Moons and I also made a video for it:

The main instruments are a Crumar Bit 99 synthesizer, an Arturia Drumbrute Imact, an Arturia Microfreak and the main theme is played on a Stylophone.

I hope you'll enjoy it!

Welcome to the forum @DarwinNE !

I left you a thumbs up, subscribed and also a comment on YouTube! I'm impressed by how differentiated the video is! Including your own music notation of the composition as well as yourself playing it and also natural landscapes was just great to see and hear! I would have loved to see some images of Jupiter's moons thrown in as well! Thanks for sharing and welcome once again!

Many thanks, @PeterthePapercomPoser

Two years ago, I (almost) discovered I had Final Cut pro that was coming along with Logic Pro when I bought it with my computer. So I thought it was the occasion trying to put together some music video. They require a lot of work, though, but I had great fun doing it.

For my electronic music, I don't usually notate everything, but I still like to work on paper to scribble notes and thoughts. I found nice to show them in the video 😅

I love this so much!

The way the melody develops, starting from the chords to then the satisfying dunnn-dunnnnnnn (G flat to F flat) THEN WHEN IT OPENS UP (liek around the exact halfway point) it just sparks everything that I think of when I think "Jupiter's Moons" (especially that Stenophone paired with the twinkling) and THEN to close it with chords and that satisfying melody is just so poetic and perfect.

I have to ask, do you know of the song "Space Song" by Beach House? It's really popular online, did you take inspiration from that song? It sounds even more within the aesthetic than Space Song did (if you ask me.) How long did this take to make (the composition itself, not the editing process)

Consider me wowed,

Forty6