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تصفح أوراق البيانو لـIdealism على Zen Virtual Piano. Idealism is the music of Lassi Kotamäki, a Finnish composer living in the south of France, whose own site says he starts with piano and adds everything else after. He says he played drums from age seven to seventeen, never took piano lessons and picked up the piano only about a year and a half before the interview. Ten years of drumming before the piano hints at a way of hearing music that starts with rhythm. He had always liked music and wanted to make some as a hobby, but other interests, among them moviemaking and special effects, came first, until he outgrew them and decided to try music. A drummer who came to the piano without lessons suggests a musician who found his own route to the keyboard. Two editor friends encouraged him, he made a SoundCloud page, and he started playing around with vaporwave and samples and learning Ableton. In a Finnish interview with Yle he adds that a friend in high school began making music, which motivated him to start producing his own. He had an old Xbox gamertag, IdeaL, and was still doing video editing and motion graphics on YouTube. A gamertag, YouTube edits and a SoundCloud page suggest that online habits shaped how and where he began to publish. He normally records the piano first, then adds the overall ambience and textures to settle the feel of the song and the kind of beat that would fit. A whole track, he told Yle, began from a small piano loop on which drums and other sounds were built. He names his own life as a source: relationships, good and bad moments, holidays, sunsets and sunrises, people and nature. Starting from a short piano loop and ending with a full track hints at a method where small ideas grow by layering. Stereofox notes that he is one of the producers Chillhop Records picked for Raw Cuts 2. A label picking his work for a compilation suggests that it reached listeners well beyond his own page. Of his EP Amaranthine he says it has no deep meaning and story like Hiraeth had; it is a collection of genres that he likes, has tried and is proud of. A normal day, as he describes it, is class, exercise, then video games or making music, and he calls it a hobby that he still takes very seriously. A hobby taken seriously and a record that gathers many genres suggest an artist who values range over a single polished sound.
تصفح أوراق البيانو لـIdealism على Zen Virtual Piano.
Idealism is the music of Lassi Kotamäki, a Finnish composer living in the south of France, whose own site says he starts with piano and adds everything else after. He says he played drums from age seven to seventeen, never took piano lessons and picked up the piano only about a year and a half before the interview. Ten years of drumming before the piano hints at a way of hearing music that starts with rhythm. He had always liked music and wanted to make some as a hobby, but other interests, among them moviemaking and special effects, came first, until he outgrew them and decided to try music. A drummer who came to the piano without lessons suggests a musician who found his own route to the keyboard.
Two editor friends encouraged him, he made a SoundCloud page, and he started playing around with vaporwave and samples and learning Ableton. In a Finnish interview with Yle he adds that a friend in high school began making music, which motivated him to start producing his own. He had an old Xbox gamertag, IdeaL, and was still doing video editing and motion graphics on YouTube. A gamertag, YouTube edits and a SoundCloud page suggest that online habits shaped how and where he began to publish.
He normally records the piano first, then adds the overall ambience and textures to settle the feel of the song and the kind of beat that would fit. A whole track, he told Yle, began from a small piano loop on which drums and other sounds were built. He names his own life as a source: relationships, good and bad moments, holidays, sunsets and sunrises, people and nature. Starting from a short piano loop and ending with a full track hints at a method where small ideas grow by layering.
Stereofox notes that he is one of the producers Chillhop Records picked for Raw Cuts 2. A label picking his work for a compilation suggests that it reached listeners well beyond his own page. Of his EP Amaranthine he says it has no deep meaning and story like Hiraeth had; it is a collection of genres that he likes, has tried and is proud of. A normal day, as he describes it, is class, exercise, then video games or making music, and he calls it a hobby that he still takes very seriously. A hobby taken seriously and a record that gathers many genres suggest an artist who values range over a single polished sound.
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