Basically, it is inspired by the five notes: 13567 (C3 E3 G3 A3 B3)
Then comes melody #1: 13567- 13567- 13567- 78753
Then comes melody #2: 7—– 717531 5
Then comes melody #3: 71 5–715 715715 3–21
Then comes melody #4: 71 5–135 7–357 1-7135 6-….
#1 forms something like a piano phase.
#2,#3,#4 each echoed once.
Then some decoration.
Finish.
——————— update Mar.23, 2016 ——————–
I love nature, I always wanted to create a clean feeling with my music.
Another music I made by now is:
For my music of nature, I would like to use traditional note like the piano and wind concept, to create the feeling of harmony and mist. Maybe some more glassy and high-pitched note for my little fairies, and some deep drum as the representation of the earth.
I really love the freeverb effect from Preset:
var freeverb = new Tone.Freeverb().toMaster(); freeverb.dampening.value = 2000; freeverb.roomSize.value = 0.9; freeverb.wet.value = 1;
“Piano”:
// note part
var synth1 = new Tone.SimpleSynth( {
oscillator : {
type : "sine"
},
envelope : {
attack : 0.02,
decay : 0.8,
sustain : 0.7,
release : 2
}
}).connect(freeverb).toMaster();
“wind part”:
var synth2 = new Tone.SimpleSynth( {
portamento: 0,
oscillator : {
type : "square4"
},
envelope : {
attack : 2,
decay : 1,
sustain : 0.2,
release : 2
}
}).connect(freeverb).toMaster();
I’m trying to add PolySynth effects to the windpart so I can play multiple notes at the same time.
