very interesting.

Cool! a human beat box plus.

Can't read most of the "about" for some reason but this is uplifting and wild! Fab!

This is *tons* of fun. Love it! :D

Haha, well done! Silly fun that brightened my morning.

That is great fun!

To directly quote MMI: *Waves glowstick side to side*

The most charming breakdown ever :-)

To paraphrase Sister: *Waves glowstick side to side*

Beautiful.

This would sound happy without seeing the title... but the title kind of makes it creepy! Well done. :)

Nice and simple. Very pleasant listen. Bravo!

Ooooo! cool, real cool, I dig that 70's style organ.

All nice new tracks!

Lovely!

Beautiful

what sort of recording are you doing midi? with a synth software? if so what are you using?

it's nice to hear some more piano on the site

Nice

Lovely melody!

Damn. How on earth do you manage to get all of these separate things to fit together so well? And reading through the liner notes.... I am in awe of your ability to focus on one piece for so long and what must be an amazing attention to detail. Where can I get me some of that? :)

Very out there man! I'd love to see a walkthrough of your setup some time.

Another lovely one! Looking forward to the next.

Really interesting to hear your take on electronica, if you will. Definitely looking forward to seeing what hybrid electronic/acoustic songs you come up with!

Enchanting. Love all of the change-ups (if that's the word) that you have in this piece.

Dig all of the guitar layers going on in this one!

Dig this funky little track. Leaves me wanting more!

I hear some cinematic themes here. Lovely and moving!

(Hoping I'm hearing this right...) There's something that really works about the tunings that adds some lovely depth and color to this!

First let me say that this is wonderful, especially for someone who keeps claiming that things "are a mystery to me". :) When it comes to song form, I'd say it's a big fat "it depends". Probably most of the time, you would want one section to lead into another via some... thread? So this could mean anything from like a chord progression, a melody, lyrical content, even instrumentation I'd think. But then again, you may also find that you can get the emotional impact you want by having an abrupt change from one section to another. It all depends, eh. :) That said, I think you did a fine job on the transitions between verse and chorus on this piece. They're different enough that they sound like independent sections, yet lead well from one to another. As for harmony, I want to say that it was Aaron Copland who said something pithy along the lines of "There's no such thing as dissonance - it just means you haven't heard enough of it." Personally, I feel like the chord/melody at about :45 and 1:28 are a little too clashy for my tastes. Though it's such a blip in the grand scheme of the song and not all that noticeable, even for someone who's looking for it. I'd say you have a good ear for picking the right patches and effects to make a piece really gel as a whole. And I'm impressed because it sounds like you're really progressing with each new piece you release. Keep 'em coming!

so beautiful

lovely!

Kirk Lynch does indeed humble us all. But you're also not giving yourself enough credit. :)

short but beautiful!

Wow. Just so lovely and... drift-y.

I love this one on so many different levels!

"and I haven't matched it since" I've had that feeling before. And there's only one fix for it. Write more material. So keep going. :)

I won't claim to know anything about expiring free trials. :) You might give Reaper a try. I haven't used it, but I've heard good things over the years. And it's the "full, uncrippled, unexpiring evaluation version". http://www.reaper.fm/

"blah blah blah" Proof that some of the things that the composer finds mundane, fascinates the rest of us. Where's my "how to glu" distance learning course?

Lovely as always! And cute story. :)