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Harmony Tuning for Composers: With Liquid Notes, creating harmony is ingenious and simple

Written by Roland Trimmel | Categories: News

Another product review. And yet another great outcome for our intelligent music production tool, Liquid Notes: Germany's Sound & Recording liked what they saw in Liquid Notes, and they praised it for its intuitive access to complex harmonic interrelationships and its simple use.

Summed up, they conclude that "Liquid Notes is a potent music production tool that is already able to competently assist in songwriting and making changes to an arrangement".

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The Instant Effects of Electronic Dance Music: Floating in Unity

Written by Stefan M. Oertl | Categories: Optimal Music Experience

This article is a continuation of the series about the instant effects of electronic dance music.

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The first part of the article emphasizes on music being a catalyst for social bonding and forging group identity. The second part presents discoveries on the significance of simple bass lines and a steady kick drum beat at high volume levels leading to a floating sensation.

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A Strong Partner: Best Service becomes the international reseller for Liquid Notes

Written by Stefan M. Oertl | Categories: News

Re-Compose is proud to have partnered up with Best Service as a sales partner. Best Service is one of the largest global sales companies for music software and hardware with a high quality standard. At the same time, our website is now available in German and we have released version 1.3.2 of Liquid Notes with new improvements.

Best Service, one of the largest international companies for sales and distribution of music software and hardware with an impressive product portfolio (e.g. Vienna Symphonic Library and Native Instruments) has included Liquid Notes in its choice of products. We are very proud of this partnership due to the fact that Best Service guarantees a high quality standard with its products.

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Startup Innovators Showcase: Re-Compose at the 12th SF MusicTech Summit

Written by Roland Trimmel | Categories: News

SF Music Tech Summit is always a delight to attend. It brings together "visionaries in the evolving music / business / technology ecosystem, along with the best and brightest developers, entrepreneurs, investors, service providers, journalists, musicians, and organizations who work with them at the convergence of culture and commerce."

SF MusicTech Summit Startup Innovators Showcase This year's event was no different. Plenty of startups and new ideas in music, and Re-Compose amongst the winners of the Startup Innovators Showcase. We've been named one of ten Notable Startups to watch out for, thus stay tuned!

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Inspiration. Serendipity. Control. Personality. Not Necessarily in that Order.

Written by Stefan M. Oertl | Categories: News

This is the first article in a series of posts from users of Liquid Notes reporting about their experience with our intelligent composing assistant. In the weeks to come we will present you with more such articles, giving you a better idea about how Liquid Notes is perceived, and what others use it for and how.

Dinu Ivancu Dinu Ivancu is a freelance sound designer, architect, and musician who loves to manipulate and contextualize both sound and forms. His focus is on conveying emotions through harmony and abstract sounds, following an organised but organic structure.

The fascination for sound and music from a young age led him on a path that had him discover the fantastic properties of sound and be forever fascinated by it. Having a few years of classical training in his youth made this connection permanent.

Even though later in life he specialised in architecture, sound and music were always of high interest to him. This had him involved in various events indoors or outdoors, from traditional events/parties to experimental and avant-garde venues.

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Building Chords and Harmonic Movements out of the Ordinary by Adding Tension

Written by Stefan M. Oertl | Categories: Features

I you want to spice up your composition, one way to do so is by adding tension notes to chords. This way, the harmonic movement throughout a song becomes much more unique and exciting.

Today, we will explore just that and present you some background information on the topic of chords and harmonic movement, and show you how to do this with Liquid Notes.

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