My tenth song and last submission of 2005. Christmas day, I received a pair of brand new high-quality computer speakers from my parents. Immediately I ran to my computer, installed the new speakers, and wrote "Through the Gates" before opening any other gifts. This song portrays the scene of two armies clashing on the battlefield.
My tenth song and last submission of 2005. Christmas day, I received a pair of brand new high-quality computer speakers from my parents. Immediately I ran to my computer, installed the new speakers, and wrote "Through the Gates" before opening any other gifts. This song portrays the scene of two armies clashing on the battlefield.
An unreleased track from 2006. "The Disturbance" was meant as a dark counterpart to "Surface", written at the same time and using much of the same instrumentation. It was withheld from submission to be included on a full-length album. The album, however, fell through, and "The Disturbance" was lost and forgotten.... until now!
Here you go. First new track since 2008. "At the Speed of Light" is a journey across galaxies in search for an answer. Imagine all the wonders that may lie in the furthest corners of the universe, just waiting to be discovered. This track is my vision of this journey, and all the things one would see on the way to finding his answer.
My last submission on the Newgrounds Audio Portal for many years. This song was designed around the gradual builds and un-builds of each piece of the song. I imagine a shore line, constantly rushing in just to flow right back out again and start anew.
Written alongside Operation: Evolution, The Kriotube portrays many different ideas and themes. It is supposed to tell a short story of struggle, submission, and finally, the eventual cross into the oblivion that we call death. The opening suggests commotion and turmoil, as our character twists through the events that fall upon him. The false ending represents his entombment in "The Kriotube." Finally, as the song wraps up, our character realizes his destiny, finds peace within himself, and lets himself go, in hopes that he will find salvation on the other side.
The name suggests an ever changing state of mind, never repeating or revisiting any old ideas. Operation: Evolution was the first track of three to exhibit this idea, the other two being The Kriotube and Buzztone Symphony.
wind [n.] 1. air in natural motion, as that moving horizontally at any velocity along the earth's surface: A gentle wind blew through the valley. High winds were forecast.
2, to change direction; bend; turn; take a frequently bending course; meander: The river winds through the forest.
R.E.M. III was inspired by the movie 'Inception.' As in R.E.M. dream state, level 3! ... What? This song came out before that movie did? That's ridiculous. That could only happen....
If I wasn't a musician, I'd be doing something in astronomy or aerospace engineering. In this case, this was my attempt to imitate my fantasy of flying the clouds, and viewing the world from space. Then to fall back to Earth and re-enter the atmosphere.
Weather control would be the best superpower ever. Oh you have super strength? I'll zap you with 100 million volts of lightning. You're invisible? I'll summon a blizzard 10 miles wide to freeze you to death. You can fly? Try flying in a triple F-5 tornado of death.
I made this for the God of Noise contest for GoW II. It was a contest by popular vote for anyone to make a God of War themed song, and the winner would have his/her song put into the credits for GoW II. How'd I do in the contest? I submitted the song 1 day too late. It wasn't even heard = /. Still, it was fun. Sorry for the terrible mix, and the overly loud synths and snare.
One of my favorites, and probably the most unique piece I've done, Surface is the second most popular Dimrain47 track, only below "Twilight Techno." I hope to write more like this one day.
Originally I had this plan, to create a trance beat around 10 mins or so long. I got bored around the 3 minute mark and decided to submit the song prematurely, and actually, I feel as if it turned out for the better. Any more might have gotten too repetitive. At any rate, enjoy.
One of my favorite tracks. I imagine some sort of giant storm, swirling around and around, consuming everything in its path and forcing it to conform to the circular motion. Fun fact: - In July of 2007, this song was a "featured download" ringtone for Cingular users, and Cingular paid me royalties for the downloads. It was the first time my music had actually made me some money.
Here's another fan favorite. The inspiration behind this song comes from the movie Robocop 2; I often use story-lining and imagery to propel my musical thought process. And during this song I was picturing a proclaimed obsolete being challenging his newer state-of-the-art counterpart in battle. lol?
After discovering what would soon come to be one of my favorite melodic death metal bands, Children of Bodom, I wrote "Forsaken Neon" based off some of my favorite bodom parts from their 2000 album "Follow the Reaper."
This song nearly marks the 1-month point at which I had been making electronic music, like "The Final Hour", this song had an epic feel right in the beginning, and I knew I had to make it a battle song. As good as it turned out, I probably consider this one of my least favorite songs.
"The Final Hour" was the first song to break out of my original form. Inspired by the gaming universe, I tried to create something that might be used in some sort of boss battle or action scene.
This was my forth song in less than two weeks. I was hooked at this point. Up until now I had done everything on the demo version of FL Studio, which meant no saving, only exporting. Obviously, if I wanted to take a break in writing, that would mean I just left the program running on my computer. Well upon the completion of this piece, a power outage hit and I lost the whole thing. I spent the next many hours re-writing what I remembered of the piece, and "Frozen in Black & Silver" was the result.
I wrote this song in the middle of the night, after waking and not being able to sleep. I like to think that I had some crazy dream that woke me up and inspired the song.
Midnight Siege was my first actual song. I downloaded the FL Studio demo one day and this song was produced and uploaded that night. It was my... guinea pig of sorts, my first real "go" at using a music program of any kind. How many different sounds can you count in this song?
There are 9.
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