Meteor Heart : T1000

[@meteorheartofficial]

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[@babekerque2383]

Wow! I love it!!!! 💃

[@meteorheartofficial]

Hey there, thanks for the kind words. Hope all is good in the hood.

[@robertmartin60]

Just found this again, and I must say it is improving with age.

[@synthsamuraiproductions]

Absolutely humbled by the shout out. This is one of the coolest tracks I’ve ever heard, and you are such a talented artist. This is the kind of song I could only dream of making and you should be really proud of the music you’re making this really awesome keep it up brother. Keep rocking to keep shining the light. I’m blasting it in the car driving 100 miles an hour baby. Wooooooo’ 🥷.

[@meteorheartofficial]

I could say a thousand thank yous, and it would still not be enough to describe how this made me feel. The greatest compliment, and because of the love and positivity you bring, I will endure. The Samurai walks helping those in need of hope an act of beauty. You're a beautiful soul Samurai.

[@wolfmanlove]

Man this is incredible. It sounds SO professional. What is your workflow? Shades of Carpenter Brut! As a fellow member of the Synth Samurai's Dojo, I am thrilled to share the mat with an absolute legend like you.

[@synthsamuraiproductions]

You both are huge inspirations and legendary artists. You wield the sonic sword of synth with epic precision and beauty!!! Wooooo!! Lets go babaaay!!!!

[@meteorheartofficial]

Thank you, thank you, I'm lucky to have your support. I usually start by finding an idea that i like, usually happens in the sound design process, but also happens when i'm just playing on my keyboard. i'll be making a sound or playing and I will feel compelled to record, then i'll start work on the drums, then once everything starts feeling good, i try to add layers of other sounds to create support and width, and to make it interesting, a lot of subtle layers and ideas, i try to go as far as i can with the layering and what ever becomes too much, i turn into a different part of the song, once i have a general structure and theme, I'll try and figure out how i can add to the feeling, and how i can make it more interesting. I do the big no no lol and I kind of mix while i work, and once i feel i have got enough musical ideas in the structure of the song that's when i really start mixing to try and make sections pop, for instance like the delay on the top layer of the shimmering arp sound. At this point if i did a good job, i'll have to listen to the track for a while to really determine what i like and what doesn't work. I might spend more time trying to find that last little the that really pulls it all together, in the case off this track, it was the Samurai's song that really made the difference, being both a main them and also becoming a supporting counter melody. Then i'll master. I'm still learning new things all the time and spend a good amount of time analyzing how others work, and music in general, i spent a lot of time, analyzing songs from, The Midnight, Kavinski, Daft Punk, Prime Thanatos, Vangelis, oh sweet Vangelis, Mike Dean, Lisa Bella Donna, Synth Samurai, and Wolfman Love, amongst many, many others. Not sure if you're familiar with the last two names but i Gotta tell you, those guys are the shit.😉😉