Channel: Ross Bugden

Category: Music

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Description: Watch the performance video! youtube.com/watch?v=_PuGYt61hjE I started a second channel! I’ll be uploading more music, performance videos, vlogs/tutorials and more! If you want to keep up with everything I’m working on, go subscribe! If you don’t, then no worries, this channel will be completely unchanged! I made it because there was so much going on in my life that I wanted to share, but couldn’t upload to this channel. It’s very important to me that I maintain the loyal support base that we’ve built, so I decided to make a secondary channel and upload it there instead :) INSTAGRAM! : instagram.com/rossbugden (rossbugden) TWITTER! : twitter.com/RossBugden (@rossbugden) This music is completely free! However, if you are willing to donate, my paypal address is rfgb@hotmail.ca. Even amounts as small as a dollar are big helps everyone, so thank you! I’ve recently moved from my small hometown to the center of a large city. This shift has been extremely exciting, and I couldn’t resist writing about some of my impressions of this very different lifestyle. As is apparent from the title and (hopefully) the piece itself, this particular impression is one of complete stillness and calm. Specifically, it’s about the late evening when the hectic pulse finally begins to die down. More specifically yet, the experience of this time period from the rooftop of my building (where much of the performance video was filmed). Thousands of lit windows, each showing tiny fragments of people’s lives. People with experiences and ambitions equally as complex and rich as your own (as a 17 year old, often moreso!). Makes you feel quite insignificant, in a very relieving and pleasurable way. IF YOU EVER RECEIVE A CLAIM FOR USING MY FREE MUSIC, DISPUTE IT AND INFORM ME IMMEDIATELY. This track is licensed under a ‘Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License’. You can find the link to that license here: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 Basically, you can use this music for absolutely anything, including commercial/monetized projects. No need to get permission. There are only 3 rules: 1) Credit me! In most cases this means posting a link to my channel or the video of the track you used. This takes about 10 seconds to do, while the track you’re using probably took me hours and hours (and hours). Doing this helps me keep the music free :) 2) You may NOT use my music in an audio track that you intend to put into the Content ID system. This will result in false claims given to people who use my music in their videos. These situations are illegal and have resulted in people being banned from networks etc. DON’T DO IT. 3) Subscribe to me! Okay, this one isn’t really mandatory haha. But it takes a lot of work to make this music, and there is no better way to repay me than to join this community! I'm constantly putting out more free music (and it's constantly getting better). Download WAV (huge file, great quality): drive.google.com/file/d/0BybDVHKKq-7YWkczOEszbWluVHc/view?usp=sharing&resourcekey=0-cKU5iaXuHqZj7_2sfJzdLw Download MP3 (small file, good quality): drive.google.com/file/d/0BybDVHKKq-7Yck9LLTJJQ0pKQXM/view?usp=sharing&resourcekey=0-0i5ZbJ-M3e2GXO30vCQOCA Sheet Music: drive.google.com/file/d/0BybDVHKKq-7YYVhpWXNWVGZFTXM/view?usp=sharing&resourcekey=0-1fBLlDwDVfJNSGqaBwrUHA Background Art: flickr.com/photos/yvonnert/6262612721 FAQ Q: Can I use this for my project? Should I credit you? How? A: Yup and yeah. See the above information. Q: Can I donate? A: Why yes you can, kind dude. PayPal e-mail is rfgb@hotmail.ca (in all seriousness this is hugely appreciated). Q: Will you score my project? A: I am always looking for new scoring opportunities, but as I only have the time to do a few per year, they have to be large scale projects that will push my career forward as a composer. Things like YouTube gaming montages or vlogs are things I am almost never able to do, sorry. Q: What programs do you use? A: For this track I used Zebra 2 and NI Massive for electronics, and a live piano. The piano was mic'd with an Audio Technica AT 2020, and a Zoom h5. Q: How do you do that light bar thingy? A: It’s usually called an Audio Spectrum and I make it using After Effects. I typically start with this template (youtube.com/watch?v=A5Fz2ylTFTM) but it can be done from scratch.