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Thank you for taking time to watch and listen and for the appreciation! 🙂

haha.... yes... I see the resemblance now :)))). Thanks for having a look/listen.

Hi Mark - thanks for the comment. Hope viewing doesn't spoil your sleep .... :))

@@markbennett4784 Hi Mark! Hope you both had a great time in Madeira. Thank you for taking time to listen and comment. Glad you thought it was worthy 🫂

Thanks for listening again Mark! I wasn't sure if it would work on piano alone, but it seems ok.:)

Haha! I hope you're not disappointed when you do! Thanks for looking in. Hope yours goes well. :)

The experience of living in or near declining port towns is much the same wherever you look. I'm glad it stirred your memories Kev. Thanks for listening and taking time to comment. :)

Thanks for listening Kev :)

Thanks v much KG :)

Dohhh!! Stupid me.... Thank's for the heads-up KG. Well, I've shot my bolt there. Not sure I could pull the piano part out of it in a way that I would still be happy with the result. I might have a go at something else, but probably won't have time now. (Note to self - don't skim read the brief in future....)

@@enlimila I don't know you know, there's some beautiful notation on that Attic Grand. The intro pulls you in and then, that chord progression! You should find the time and have a little edit!!!

Hi there Mark, thank you so much for those kind words. Never thought of the Sigur Ros aspect until you mentioned it but it's lovely to have that comparison 🙂.

@@jchoude1903 Thanks indeed for taking time to listen and comment JC. 🙂

Thank you so much Giancarlo! Your comments are much appreciated. If you do get the instrument I hope you enjoy using it. I am still exploring... :)

Sorry for slow response Kery, but thank you for taking time to view, listen, and leave a comment! :)

Hi Mark! Thanks for the appreciation and taking time to watch and comment. :)

No probs Mark. Thank you as always for looking in and for the kind words :)

Hi Richard! Thank you very much for your kind comment and for taking time to listen. I too, have not read the manual as I just wanted to crack on and experiment with my new toy. I also have String Murmurations and Small String Gestures which I think operate in a similar fashion regarding the aleatoric elements, but I have not worked out where the trigger for these aspects arises - whether it is at a fixed point along the arc or whether some other aspect creates the variations. I wanted the core of the sound to be warm and subdued to reflect that end-of-summer/early autumn feeling, but also to have the unexpected chirps, staccatos, etc to convey a slight dissonance/disruptive element. I found occasions where the random additions were not wanted, so I would shorten the midi-notes to the point before the change occurred and work around it that way. I also used 2 instances of NG each with different settings, one of which was more smooth throughout the arc with less random variations, and swopped between them as necessary to get the sound I wanted. I was not totally satisfied that I had got the best out of this instrument on this occasion, but as it was only my first go with it I pleased to achieve a finished piece with it. :)

When you are young, you don't realise that things will change or fade and disappear. You always expect there will be another chance to get that photo, visit that place, have that conversation. By the time you realise what's going on it's often too late. I had photos from when I lived in Kilcreggan as a young man, and my parents had lots of photos from when we went on trips "Doon the Watter" but I don't know where they've all gone to. Must make time to look for them. Thank you so much for watching/listening and taking time to comment. :)

Glad you think it works Mark. :) Thanks for looking in.

Means a lot to have your approval of the visuals as well as the music Mark! :)

Thanks so much for having a look/listen Mark. Glad you enjoyed it. Hope you and D are both well! :)

@@enlimila We are both doing pretty well. Best to you and Bridget.

Thank you for dropping by Alex :)

??? most of it you can still do on the Waverley.

​@@stephenwilson5043Thanks for taking time to watch and comment Stephen. I agree you can get a flavour of what it was like by going on the Waverley, but the excitement of the crowds, the variety of ships (each with it's own characteristics), the quality of the catering on board etc, can't really be reproduced, sadly.

Thanks indeed Mark! :)

Thank you for taking time to comment Mark! Much appreciated :)

Thanks for taking time to comment as well as listen Mark. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Best, Ali. :)

Thank you so much Dave! That's really nice to hear :) If you ever get any flight video footage like you were contemplating a while ago then let me know. Could be a good collab project in it. :)

@@enlimila - Will do! The weather is starting to improve, so I anticipate more flying soon!

Hi David! Thank you for listening and taking time to comment. Hope the tinnitus is gentle ripples and not angry waves... Glad you enjoyed this. :)

Thank you so much David. Glad it moved you. :)

Thanks as always Mark for making time to look and listen (and comment) :)

Thank you David! :)

Cheers Mark! I was given 3 free instruments and set myself a challenge of creating a soundtrack using only these. Then I didn't have a film to put a track to, so I had to make that as well... I'm glad it worked for you. Thanks for watching/listening. :)

Thank you so much Mark! Great place for a refreshing walk if you are ever down that way. :)

Ancestral home (maternal side..) Haven't been back in a long time though.

Thanks David! :)

Thank you for checking out my "post" David. Glad you liked it. :)

Thank you so much Francois! :)

Thank you for listening Guillermo and taking time to comment. :)

Thank you :) xx

Thanks for listening Rich!

Thank you very much Petri! Glad you enjoyed. :)

Thanks for listening and commenting! I agree with your assessment of the swells.... something I've not totally mastered yet. Might have been different if the allowed time frame was longer than 30 secs. I found that quite constraining to be honest. :)

Thank you for taking time to listen and comment Olivier! :)

Thanks Rui! :)

Thanks for checking it out Lee! :-)

Thanks for watching/listening Chris and for the kind words. :-)