@@hansmemling2311 Even if that were the case which don't think it is how does that at all diminish the quality of this. That's like saying if a specific element of the piece doesn't sound good without the entire rest of the piece then its bad.
Yep--sounds like a boss battle with some lighter sections while they slowly unveil their evil scheme through some monologuing. Not sure if it's Undertale per se but video game confrontation was definitely the vibe I got.
Beginning and ending is hella Gentle Giant vibes. Super sick. Although ur doing ur own thing with it especially as the piece develops Man Killer sound Props
@@philip.stigaardThat album that guy mentioned is one of the greatest albums ever written. Worth listening. About half the songs have death metal vocal parts but the other half doesn't if u just wanna check those Like listen to Coil man that shit is DIVINE
Genuinely incredible. Been listening to this on loop for the last few days, and it just gets more exciting - I absolutely love how the leitmotifs build on each other to make sense of such a bizarre mixed metre, and how the notation shows the phrasing even when it contradicts expectations. Harmonically, rhythmically, and vibes-wise, this is spectacular.
Ooh this epic! Love all the time signature changes throughout. How did you feel all those changes? Just like written? 'Cause in certain parts it feels like 7/4 to me.
@@philip.stigaardInteresting! Yeah I do that too often, though I really need to actively force myself to add in many time signature changes unless it's something simple and repeating like 7/8...
I wanna play this but I’d have trouble remembering the time changes. If this could be simplified to more consecutive measures of one count before it changes, I could learn it easier. Can you imagine a version of this where the count changes are easier to memorize? If there’s a way of simplifying the count in a way that’s easier to memorize.
@@philip.stigaard sorry it wasn't supposed to be a timecode marker, it was just 5 in the morning when UA-cam suggested me your video haha nice composition btw!!
this is the kind of track you compose at 3am, think it's absolute fire, then sleep and come back to it and spot like 50 things you want to change
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED
@@philip.stigaardthis comment is true but it doesnt change how gas it is
@@poisonousiodine1769 it's mostly the groove that's doing the hard work. If you were to play the notes without it I don't think it would sound good.
Except this one already sounds good so I don't like to believe it was really composed at 3 am.
@@hansmemling2311 Even if that were the case which don't think it is how does that at all diminish the quality of this. That's like saying if a specific element of the piece doesn't sound good without the entire rest of the piece then its bad.
sounds like an undertale battle
Yep--sounds like a boss battle with some lighter sections while they slowly unveil their evil scheme through some monologuing. Not sure if it's Undertale per se but video game confrontation was definitely the vibe I got.
The time signature is having a stroke and I love it
I agree with the thumbnail
Its always the 3 am tunes 😭 😭
90 procent of the time it sounds goofy when listening to it the next day💀
@philip.stigaard other 10% it's the most beautiful piece of music ever conceived
@@philip.stigaard so real
The definition of everything's in 4 if you don't count it like a nerd
“How many time changes do you want?” “Yes”
Also that bassline is crazy!
I love how weird it sounds. Cool music. If I were a musician, I wonder what kinds of things I'd make first thing in the morning.
Sounds like jamming to some beats at 1am while brushing my teeth
unfortunately there is no 5/4 in this piece for you to enjoy
It is 2:00 am on the dot and I’m currently brushing my teeth
@@philip.stigaard 5/8 is good enough
Sounds like a mix of brad mehldau and some video game music , amazing
just searched him up, and wow. He's an amazing musician
You're so right!
Rick Beato did an interview with Brad Mehldau not to long ago, that you can find on Beato's UA-cam channel. It's really worth a watch!
im loving all this mixed meter. hell yeah dude nice job!
My city's tap water has more consistency than the time signature.
I love it.
The solo, not the tap water.
i dont know what i just heard but it sounded damn good
Got that jazz funk fusion vibe that inspired the music of Pilotwings 64
yeah, jazz fusion is so underrated
@@philip.stigaard heck yeah dude. Gimme all the Takanaka and Casiopea.
Put a 5/3 drum there, and you have a nice caotic battle theme
"Don't worry the Rhodes doesn't bite"
I’d love to also hear this on piano
you're right, this goes HARD AF
Sounds like a pokemon battle theme played on an old gramaphone
Gentle Giant vibes
Prog Rock moment.
Beginning and ending is hella Gentle Giant vibes. Super sick. Although ur doing ur own thing with it especially as the piece develops
Man
Killer sound
Props
My thoughts exactly
that actually sounds soo good
appreciate it man
Holy crap that DOES slap
Sounds like something from Watershed by Opeth. i love their keyboardist he's just SASSY
Sassy is the perfect word to describe this music😭
@@philip.stigaardThat album that guy mentioned is one of the greatest albums ever written. Worth listening. About half the songs have death metal vocal parts but the other half doesn't if u just wanna check those
Like listen to Coil man that shit is DIVINE
@@philip.stigaardfor the record I don't think this sounds like Watershed at all but that's not a bad thing lol
This is certified paranormal jig
Genuinely incredible. Been listening to this on loop for the last few days, and it just gets more exciting - I absolutely love how the leitmotifs build on each other to make sense of such a bizarre mixed metre, and how the notation shows the phrasing even when it contradicts expectations. Harmonically, rhythmically, and vibes-wise, this is spectacular.
Dude, i'm downloading it right now.
elliot carter writes jazz
It reminds me of Machines on the Loose by Kevin Oslon because of the frequent time signature changes and complex arpeggios
amazing
This is gas. Subbed, can’t wait for more.
I’m gonna make more👍
It's sounds like some soundtrack from kingdom hearts but more jazz. Goffy ah 3 am
Holy Kapustin's goatee, that slapped!
I wish to be this talented
Yo this go hard wtf 😩🔥
type shit
interesting time signatures
Nice...
Ooh this epic! Love all the time signature changes throughout. How did you feel all those changes? Just like written? 'Cause in certain parts it feels like 7/4 to me.
You know that feeling when you hum a random melody? That's how i came up with it. Best way imo
@@philip.stigaardInteresting! Yeah I do that too often, though I really need to actively force myself to add in many time signature changes unless it's something simple and repeating like 7/8...
@@pjotrkolster One good sounding measure in odd time will get you a long way
Didn't expect to see you here! I've got to agree, this is definitely epic
Sounds pretty funky! How long it took you to write it?
yo who brought prokofiev back
🤣🤣🤣
fire
👏🏻
slaps
Feels like its from the toystory game on snes
This sounds like what gets tacked on to the beging of a prog song as a solo because the rest of the band doesn't know what to do with it.
its always 3 am
How do you write so fast? Wich program do you use?
I write with midi keyboard, it's very fast as a pianist. It’s even faster when i compose for piano. I wrote this piece with musescore
Very nice! What are some of your inspirations / Favorite artists?
Thanks. I got inspired by Prokofiev's Precipato to write this piece. I like a lot of different artist and it always changes so i don't really know
@@philip.stigaardreal question, prok or shosty?
@@soupisfornoobs4081 probably Prokofiev because of his second piano concerto but every Shostakovich piece goes hard
We calling electric pianos synths now?
I kinda wanna record like drums and stuff over this
I was thinking the same, but then i realised i know nothing about drums
@@philip.stigaard Seconded, got the sib/musicxml file?
which app is this?
Try it in e guita
I wanna play this but I’d have trouble remembering the time changes. If this could be simplified to more consecutive measures of one count before it changes, I could learn it easier.
Can you imagine a version of this where the count changes are easier to memorize? If there’s a way of simplifying the count in a way that’s easier to memorize.
I can try. I already made the sheet music easier to read in the description using dorico since the video was made with musescore
Song name?
did you dreamt it?
This has a pretty wide range, would it be performable on a polysynth or would you need an 88 key MIDI controller to play this?
I think it would be playable on a polysynth if you transpose every note an octave down but idk
That's why we love you! That's why we admire you!
I saw this on musescore awhile ago, fun stuff! I use odd time signatures all the time; this made me really happy haha.
Oh yeah i remember your music, i loved your nocturne
5 :35 am here it makes complete sense for me right now even with more odd rhythms and chromatisms 😂
5:35?
@@philip.stigaard sorry it wasn't supposed to be a timecode marker, it was just 5 in the morning when UA-cam suggested me your video haha nice composition btw!!
oh, my bad that makes sense
Jesus Christ
this has inspired me to
wow, that’s great man
Why even have measures at this point
a stable pulse is for the weak
Just add trap drums + 808 over it
It’s hard because it changes time signature all the time, and I’m bad at working in DAW. It would be so perfect
The beginning is so good! Then it becomes a bit of a mess
Add some drums and its a undertale battle theme
I have never played undertale, is it the enemy aproaching OST?
@@philip.stigaard yeah, that one!
@@Woodeater45 the melody in the right hand is very similar lol
Now play it using church bells
I’m doing the Mary J Blige jig to this
Fire beat
I can see this blowing up