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Dephinite
by Dephinite
Ingo Philipp a.k.a. Dephinite (born 1984). I started with 'producing' music when I was about 13 years old using a visual midi editor with which you clicked notes onto the look of a sheet score. Having always been interested in creating music I somehow managed not to learn an instrument to a somewhat advanced skill so that I could create music by playing an instrument. So I had to rely on software for the practical (audio producing) side. I prefer using keyboards and my skill level is enough in order to play around with music theory. Knowing of the theory enabled me to produce music and thanks to good producing software (DAWs) my lack of an instrument skill wasn't an issue. My prefered Genre to listen to has always been EDM stuff. What came out of my 'productions' was always a combination of techno, house or trance. So my interest in producing this kind of music led to my introduction into the electronic music scene by coming into contact with DJs etc.. It took a while for me to conside
Episodes
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Deap 2018 (Garage Influx) [testversion]
Edit: https://soundcloud.com/ingo-philipp/dephinite-deap-2018-spaceschneider-edit Basis: https://soundcloud.com/ingo-philipp/dephinite-deap-2018
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Deap 2017 (first audio export)
Started fiddeling with something complete new. I'm looking for the sounddesign, that I hope to find some time ;P. But it seems to be the first time, the "mastering" / feel of the sounds is at 90% ... yay Listen on Musicoin: https://musicoin.org/nav/track/0x21f12fa749804a01179d1d5c67c1da371521106b
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Nights Last Song
this sound started out as a Template song which I would use a starting song. To keep it simple, I used quite many samples and sample loops as they provide the greatest margin of freedom to play quickly with sounds or melodies... Now I seem to like it. Hence, I uploaded it. Spotify (remastered):...
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Blues minimal experiment (v4)
Left out v3, but v3 didnt seem to be worth uploading. Did a lot of transition work and "harmonizing". Doesnt sound bad, not at all :) Listen on Musicoin: https://musicoin.org/nav/track/0x5c30532791afea1479b6db4c85d6b01485eadbce
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Deap 2017 (v2)
Fiddled a little more. Listen on Musicoin: https://musicoin.org/nav/track/0xbf05905ca33796e99b88c8a31bb659c7ef51c37b
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deap blue
Deep and Groovy. Perfect for the time called 'after-hour' thus for tired legs and yet rythm in the mind. Dancable ftw x_X Listen on Musicoin: https://musicoin.org/nav/track/0xf971828a0e94cb67dd1cf1d6e9fd76dbbccade4b
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Background moods (epic)
Now background moods with an epic feeling. big strings and solo violine. some brasses and stuff. Sounds quite big and don't forget, it's a demo about how it might and not WILL sound.
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Background moods (lil mysterious)
Background moods, this time, the same instruments as before but with an additional cello@tremolo
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DnB Samba
Found a little samba sample and liked it so much, I was compelled to create a little sound around that. Result was a little DnB @ 150bpm (funtime ^^) Listen on musicoin https://musicoin.org/nav/track/0x21f4566cbf94c1a541d977c361eff94ff9e0ee6b
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Blues minimal experiment v2
Finally, I've got time again to do my little experiments und this time, I created a little percussive texture that really kicks in after the second big transition (At least, I think so :P)
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Bababass (3.5)
Slight improvements, changed the base sound und added some harmonic elements. i prefer this version ;D but still, mastering sucks ^^
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Ingo Philipp a.k.a. Dephinite (born 1984). I started with 'producing' music when I was about 13 years old using a visual midi editor with which you clicked notes onto the look of a sheet score. Having always been interested in creating music I somehow managed not to learn an instrument to a somewhat advanced skill so that I could create music by playing an instrument. So I had to rely on software for the practical (audio producing) side. I prefer using keyboards and my skill level is enough in order to play around with music theory. Knowing of the theory enabled me to produce music and thanks to good producing software (DAWs) my lack of an instrument skill wasn't an issue. My prefered Genre to listen to has always been EDM stuff. What came out of my 'productions' was always a combination of techno, house or trance. So my interest in producing this kind of music led to my introduction into the electronic music scene by coming into contact with DJs etc.. It took a while for me to conside
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