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Synthfreak
I started making music by learning to play the piano, and I still do so. I like to create electronic music with a synthesizer and with the computer, in the style of the 70s and 80s. I'm a huge fan of Klaus Schulze and Tangerine Dream.
Please write me, in which kind of music, of what I've already uploaded, you are mostly interested, so I can make more music, you like and prefer.
The third track of the Isolation-Cycle...I hope it won't take another 6 years to make the next part.Copyright the same as for the Single Version of Part I and Part I & II.
In Dreilützow, there exists a Castle ("Schloss" in German), where nowadays a vacation center for children is established. But I always imagine festivities back in the old days.
The Origin of the Coverphotograph is https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wittend%C3%B6rp#/media/File:Dreiluetzow_Schloss_2008-05-15.jpg
A new track, created after having listened too much to Depeche Mode's "Enjoy the silence".
Basic Photography of the Cover: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universum#/media/File:425985main_Cas_a_composite_unlabeled.jpg
Fitting perfectly in the last cold days of this winter, I created "Desert Storm" an the basis of an old track, recorded one year ago. With the name I don't mean the US Operation during the First Gulf War, but the original sense of the term.
cover Photography by Jessie Eastland, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Thunder_Sunrise.jpg?uselang=de
Part one of the "Four seasons Suite".
The original Photography comes from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Log_houses_in_Norway?uselang=de#/media/File:2012-04_Eggene.jpg
I created this track, thinking of my last holidays in Brandenburg in a little Youth Hostel, called "Prebelow".
I was inspired by the calm there in the autumn and the nature around me.
This track has been inspired by the unique landscape around the Telemarkkanal in Norway. It has been created with plugins only.
Cover and music published under CC.
Now in Summer, you want to cruise through the land, wether with a motorbike or not. But don't forget this music as a companion. And enjoy the landspace.
CC by the music and the cover as the following.
Just relaxe in a mild summer night and observe the sky? Listen and imagine you would be there up in this endless field of stars.
The track has benn made with my Moog Werkstatt 01, plus some internal effects of GarageBand. The Coverpicture comes from Wikimedia Commons https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universum#/media/File:Hubble_ultra_deep_field.jpg
It's one fo my older Tracks, enirely recorded with my one-and-only Synth. Please enjoy and feel free to comment.
This track was made with a software synthesizer for the leadmelody and my Moog Werkstatt 01 for the bassline.
"Sonnenuntergang" is the german word for a sunset. It marks the end of a day, nearly everything comes to it's end and slows down. It's the final track in the Dreilützow album, in the temporal order. That doesn't means, that the work is done, I will sometimes upload some tracks and put them in the middle of the album. But after all this explanations, now listen and enjoy, and as always, feel free to comment.
All the sound on this track was generated by the Moog Werkstatt 01, and recorded with a computer, but the sound is fully analog.
Copyright of the cover (including photograph) by myself. You're free to reuse it, according to the CC-License, that allowes you to download the track.
"Schaukel" is a german word, that means to sway. Move to the track and swing.
The bassline was recorded with the LFO of the Moog Werkstatt 01. The Rest comes from the Computer
Copyright of the cover (including photograph) by myself. You're free to reuse it, according to the CC-Regules, that allowe you to download the track.
"Dampfhammer" is the german word for steam hammer. I chose it, because I didn't knew any better name. If you've got one, please write it in the comments.
Copyright of the cover (including photograph) by myself. You're free to reuse it, according to the CC-Regules, that allowe you to download the track.
It's an older track I made with a slightly detuned Moog Werkstatt 01, and a software synthesizer pad.
Copyright of the cover (including photograph) by myself. You're free to reuse it, according to the CC-Regules, that allowe you to download the track.
This is the second part of the Isolation cycle. I hope you will enjoy. If I've got enough time to complete it, I will soon upload another part of it.
Copyright the same as the Single Version of Part I and Part I itself.
This is the whole track Isolation I, from which I already uploaded a single version.
Copyright the same as the Single Version of Part I and Part I itself.
The "Gutskapelle", a chapel belonging to a big farm, is the village church of Dreilützow. It's build in the 15th century in gothic style. In the 18th century, the quadratic steeple has been added.
I've never been in the church, although I've seen it many times from the outside. But imagine you stand in this silent and dark room. Then you walk into the light, passing through the windows and in this athmospheric air, you wouldn't wonder if you would see angels.
(c) of the photograph by Niteshift https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dreiluetzow_Kirche_2008-05-15_011.jpg
Imagine, you're stranded on an uncivilisated Island and you must wait for your rescue. So you are alone, with the elements, wich you feel, see and hear.
If I've got enough time to remaster Isolation II (the following part of the Isolation cycle), I will put it on my Soundcloud page, as well as the Original Version of this piece of music (Isolation I).
Copyright of the cover photograph by Ralf Roletschek https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:14-08-13-Helsinki-Kanu-RalfR-N3S_1112-081.jpg
"Sonnenaufgang" is the german word for sunrise, the time of day, where everything wakes up.
Copyright of the cover (including photograph) by myself. You're free to reuse it, according to the CC-Regules, that allowe you to download the track.