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Electro Techno Free Jazz progresses. May 2019



Two tracks #02090519 and #03090519, a second and third takes, got published on YouTube.

As a rule I record three takes and choose the best one, but after re-listening I found out, that 2nd and 3d takes are both interesting and worth publishing. 

My interests for now are a) developing of my own language of improvisation b) music developing at all. 



Second Take  
Third Take
Backing track 

Some notes about the sound.

I have decided to go toward headphone acoustical comfort and pleasure. Therefore, some antiphase issues are exist, though it is the big no-no in EDM and mixing in general. I suppose my music will not be so popular on the dance floor, but will be listened a lot on headphones as most people do. And then - Techno Music + Free Jazz is VERY nice combination of "Butter and Bread".  


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