On this #bandcampfriday, I am releasing a set of ambient tracks I performed during a candlelight yoga class last night for my first SOLO live performance EVER! These are all re-worked versions of tracks I created for the #NaviarHaiku Challenge, #DisquietJunto and #WeeklyBeats. Pay what you want or nothing at all to download here: https://thgirwnhoj.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-yoga #musodon #mymusic #originalmusic #ambientmusic
Here's my #unofFicial track for the
#FediVision2025 #song #contest
You can make yours about whatever you want but mine was recorded last year at #opo (The Old Post Office Library in #cambridge #ontario) and is mainly about making every day #caturday or #sundog
Feel free to post your song whenever you feel ready.
You can fave, boost & pin yours too for reach.
Be a Hashimoto and bring or create your own #tags.
Most 
favourited with #fv25 hashtag before 11:11pm est on #thursDeath May 1st wins (in my #unoFishial books! )
Anyone who wants to tally for another date feel free.
Reply to any song to review: Wife Liz says my song is "pretty good, for a 5year old"
#music #museodon #artiphon #orba #opo #weeklyBeats #bonkWave #februArt #mar10 #aprilFools
Lyrics in #altText so you can scroll while listening.
Use whatever platforms you think people would enjoy.
My #fv25 song is also available on #mirlo if you prefer to let it play in the background:
In 2025, to keep the #AUSPEX momentum, I thought about posting one daily loop then assembling a weekly snapshot to make a 52 track mix for the whole year.
I've written down a set of rules to define how a pattern should evolve, but I realize the result would be more interesting if I loosened the rules and just focused on releasing one track per week, while keeping this daily evolving mix idea.
So... this year I'm kind of doing my own #WeeklyBeats.
I'll post new tracks on Sundays :)
me: i'm not in the mood for #WeeklyBeats today, and totally uninspired
me: [turns on the Deluge, scrolls through presets for two minutes, enables the arp]
me, an hour later: wtf what happened and why is there basically a complete track on my SD card
Week 23 of #WeeklyBeats is a collaboration!
@Xjs and I were at #GPN22 two weeks ago and decided to jam together, record some loops, and then have each of us finish a track with that material on his own. The results are
"Goulash"
https://weeklybeats.com/Xjs/music/Goulash
and "untenrum"
https://weeklybeats.com/scy/music/untenrum
Collabs are fun! I should do more of them. Also, live jamming is too, but setting it up turned out more work than expected.
Enjoy the tracks!
The arpocalypse is upon us!
My submission for week 21 of #WeeklyBeats is a goofy euphoric #synthpop track for a sunny day, with lots of arpeggios (hence the name), filter sweeps and a medium amount of chaos.
It's week 20 of #WeeklyBeats, and I've produced "Cosine", a chill lofi synth track that feels very ambient-y and a bit mysterious.
I'm not often really satisfied with my WeeklyBeats tracks, but this time I am. I'm enjoying it a lot, actually :) Curious what people think of it.
My #WeeklyBeats song #18, called "ugh", is a result from several pieces of technology failing in the days before.
https://weeklybeats.com/scy/music/ugh
It's short and nothing special, but I kinda like it nevertheless. And it made my mood at least a tiny bit better.
Okay yeah, as expected, the mastering on #WeeklyBeats #15 is a mess. There was some clipping in the exported song, but I had run out of time to fix it.
I'm nevertheless quite satisfied with the track, even though it's darker than what I usually create or enjoy.
If you listen to it, I highly recommend real speakers or headphones, no tinny laptop or smartphone speakers, because the mix only sounds worse on them.
"Venting"
Doing #WeeklyBeats for a quarter of a year now. What started as a way to force myself to actually _do_ something with the music gear I have on a regular basis, to try to learn it and get into it has achieved just that: I'm learning by doing, getting faster and more experienced.
This week I made my first track longer than 5 minutes. Is it #synthwave? Not sure. At least it starts like it. 
https://weeklybeats.com/scy/music/move-on
It comes from a place of great melancholy, so don't be too hard on me please ;)
Didn't have much time this week, so for #WeeklyBeats number 13, I planned to do some kind of short intro/opening track.
I think somewhere along the road it became something different. The second half could probably turn into a complete song of its own …
https://weeklybeats.com/scy/music/news
#SynthstromDeluge only, in about four hours or something…?
My #WeeklyBeats track number 11 is "Flourish", a somewhat minimal, (literally) liquid d&b track with some outdoor sounds sprinkled in.
https://weeklybeats.com/scy/music/flourish
Liquid is one of my favorite genres, and it was fun to produce this one, walking around with the #SynthstromDeluge playing in my bag, walking in tempo. :)
With a bit more time, this would've been a better (and longer) track, but this is the time I had, and it's the track I got.
I absolutely did not expect this, but I guess I'll be _singing_ in the #WeeklyBeats track I'm currently working on 
With 2½ minutes left before the deadline, I've uploaded #WeeklyBeats track 08, "Headache".
https://weeklybeats.com/scy/music/headache
Definitely getting more confident with the #M8Tracker. I love some of the possibilities it brings to the table, especially when it comes to complex sequencing, but on the other hand I find it so tedious to enter notes, even when using MIDI. Let's see whether I find a good way to combine it with the #Deluge and get the best of both worlds.
Okay, so #WeeklyBeats number 5 is "Float", a short (1:08) track that's heavily inspired by the #StrangerThings intro.
New #WeeklyBeats track!
"Chapter Four" sees me dipping my toes into #LoFi territory – and petroleum refining.
https://weeklybeats.com/scy/music/chapter-four
This is yet another standalone #Deluge track. It's being carried almost exclusively by #Freesound samples, but after browsing samples for half a day I have to say that sample selection is work, too.
It also made me appreciate commercial sample collections more, because the quality at Freesound is mostly … mediocre.
Got a rough draft for #WeeklyBeats week 2.
If I can pull this off.
Okay, turns out the _real_ #WeeklyBeats challenge is to listen to everyone's submissions during the week.
379 tracks for week 1, wtf.
By the way, here's the track I've produced last week for #WeeklyBeats:
https://weeklybeats.com/scy/music/overture
I'm very open to feedback, even if it's about things you don't like, as long as you're not being a dick about it.
