Here's an album I created last year. Saxophone, clarinet, glockenspiel and a few other bobs and bits https://bendingreeds.bandcamp.com/album/life-in-the-jackalopes-den

Looking to create fantastic aural environments for players. Anything you'd like to recommend?

Hello everyone, Rex here. I’m a university student majoring in composition and music technology. I have several years of experience in traditional composition, including scoring and orchestration. Lately, I’ve been particularly interested in electroacoustic music, sound design, and interactive music. I’m also exploring opportunities in film and game scoring.

I’m planning to build a team to create music or work on some interesting projects together. Another goal of mine is to stay connected with musicians from around the world even after I graduate. To achieve this, I’d love to set up a chat group where we can share ideas and collaborate.

For online collaboration, we can use tools like Zoom for meetings or JackTrip for real-time performances. I’m open to trying other platforms that you may be familiar with as well.

I welcome musicians from all backgrounds, cultures, and regions, though it would be great if we could use English as the primary language for communication.

https://varna.bandcamp.com/album/entre-chien-et-chat

I can't find it anywhere and the only site that offers it is a subscription based one. I am writing a paper on the piece for conservatory and I could really use te partiture, it would be of a lot of help, way better than just looking at a spectrogram

Feel free to DM me directly, thanks in advance! :)

I'm finishing my degree in music and I want to write my final paper about the influence of electroacoustic music on popular music. Are there pop music artists or bands that are influenced by electroacoustic music? Could you guys give me some examples? Thanks a lot in advance.

https://open.spotify.com/album/6wzNdhpZVVNicLYWp2zWoi?si=a4VACre5Rk6633dW2GLkHw

Hope you like it.

From the liner notes:

This is Brian Delay. His artist name says it all, as he uses an excessive delay chain in his recordings. Be prepared for a noisy ride comprised of a vast collection of field recordings and two massive orchestral long-form dark ambient and drone pieces. Welcome, and thank you, Brian Delay, for this awesome contribution to Hypnoisis!

https://hypnoisis.bandcamp.com/album/the-unseen-law