September 6ths
9/6/2006 Studio: “LaGrange Point”. The string tremulants give a sense of motion, with French Horn swells placed a minor second above, giving a sense of drama and foreboding. As film music, it could be used in a penultimate scene to a battle of some kind. Here, it gives one the sense of being in a large cavernous space. [9/6/2026: Suno blocked an upload of this. Ownership is now based on the sound of a piece of music, not the actual music that can be reduced to notation in a score. It's full of dissonances that aren't cliche. What it hears are the cinematic “John Williams” score cliches: Timpani, horn swells, and snare drum. It also blocks similar lyric lines but again, the cliche of them. Perhaps in the future artists will own words, just as colors can be copyrighted . Now those claims are stupidly made by algorithms with no justification or evidence. It just is. Even a microsecond of a piece of music is enough to identify a recording]. 9/6/2012 ...
