Martin Schiff

Do you use a notation program, or Cakewalk/Sonar, and if the latter, do you play the parts in?

Listening now on YouTube.

Are you going to release the entire series as a compilation at some point?

Beautiful work, Jerry. Both the astrophotos and the music. I really enjoyed listening to the music. What libraries do you use primarily for the orchestral realization? I have the Hubble deep field photo as the background on both of my monitors, so it was on one while your video was playing on the other. 😉

Nice!

Very well done! I enjoyed listening.

I love this one! Both the images and especially the music.

Yes, it does sound better now.

I like the music, but it is kind of flat dynamically. After looking at the score, I can see why. There are no dynamic markings, or crescendos or decrescendos. That would add a lot.

Does the new computer have virus software enabled? If so, disable real-time checking and see if that makes a difference.

Beautiful composition, and it did bring me peace, if only for 6'42". Great astro images too! What is your setup for astrophotography? Before I remembered that you are an astrophotographer, I was thinking they were Hubble images.

Here's a new piece I did in SONAR called "Cloudy". https://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=14975956 Here's a new piece I did using 7 instances of Unify in SONAR. Luna 2 in Soundbox - 2 patches combined Moog Mariana 2 Unify instances SoundPaint legato cello, legato viola, legato flute and duduk each in its own Unify instance.

Beautiful work! Enjoying it very much.

Thanks @treesha. I also had a picture of the original pillars image cut from the newspaper on my fridge for years.

Here's a new ambient piece done in Sonar called "Descent". It's done with the new Hyperion library from PluginGuru.com called Cinematic Landscapes. https://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=14951165