Experimenting with the new “Crystal Pads” instrument. I anticipate it’s going to be very useful for layering up textures.
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Happy birthday for the other day, Noah!!
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That was really lovely! Thank you for sharing it here!
Thank you Eleri; here and YouTube are the only places I do share!
Stay Tuneful!
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@ed.harper this sounds really cool and eerie, fantastic work!!
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Thank you so much @elerimorgan !!
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Hi all 
I used lots of Gong Piano and a load of different Vaults for this one, along with some Pocket strings, Demon drop and Logic perc and synths and stuff.
Also used gong piano and some tube amplification for the second nasty bass part.
It’s a bit pacey and heavy, but I like that
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Lovely work there, Leigh. The pacey, bassy parts make me think of when you’re in a rush and are super/ hyper-focussed to get through everything. You’ve created a whole lot of emotion in this one track!
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Hello everyone - for those in the UK I hope you’re surviving the heat.
Thought I share a YouTube clip of my tune Another Day … it’s a celebration of Crow Hill instruments: Imperial Electric, Small String Gestures, Marshal Brass and Guitar Hive …
All the best …
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Hi Richard! This is a great use of those instruments, sounds very cool! Also great job on the mixing, it sounds very balanced
Hey everyone! I was so excited when I saw the Absurdly Quiet Piano Pro come out, but I finally just got it recently. I wrote this piece as the main theme for the new piano project I am working on, a sort of study on Erik Satie and Joe Hisaishi, titled “Imaginarium”. I thank you all for the support you have been giving me, and I have been very excited to share this one! Stream Imaginarium (AQP Demo Version) by Noah Stockton | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
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Thank you, Noah! I really appreciate your comments … 
I love this and especially some of the Satie-esque chord changes … Sounds great on AQP too …
Attempting to build some atmosphere, primarily with Brackish Pads along with a little of the Vaults Vintage String Synth, plus some live clawhammer banjo.
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Fireflies II by KG70.
Having enjoyed creating Fireflies I, and with the numerous files from the DOW, I have chosen to create a series, utilising the audio files by way of a personal and musical documentation. Alongside this is my, low level attempt, in creating a visualiser, as I delve into learning DaVinci Resolve.
Further context and credits to the audio and visuals used can be found in the video description.
Instruments:
Myself: Electrified Acoustic Guitar with UAD Paradise Guitar Studio
Crow Hill Company: The Vertical Piano, Nocturnal Gestures, Marshal Brass, Brackish Pads, Crystal Pads, Storm Cello
Native Instruments: Marco Polo Drums, Upright Bass
Minimal Audio: Current/Memory Rites
Arturia: Acid V, Synthi V
Newfangled Audio: Pendulate
Ujam: Subcraft
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Excellent piece Kev! Really enjoyed it and the visuals too. 
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Kind words, means a lot; thank you!
Stay Tuneful!
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I have been collecting shiny new Crow Hill toys, including the recent and gorgeous Crystal Pads and Brackish Pads and this is what I have done with them (and with a few other bits too…). 
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Ed, this should be an example track, PLUS I love the artwork. Well done!
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This is pretty cool! This visualizer is already really cool, I am excited to see more!
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