Toy Music Box was: new piece uploaded for sharing

["Rick Walker" <looppool@cruzio.com>]

This piece is just magic,  Per,   one of my favorites of all the music 
I've 
heard (which says a lot, because I love your music).
I love the mixture of the composition played in real time and then the 
recontextualization of many of the sounds.   I'm amazed that you came up 
with such an amazing bass drum sound using the music box.............any 
hints about what magic you created in your sound design for that one?

As far as that goes,  I'd love to hear your description of how you created 
this marvelous piece of music.   It's just beautiful...........just the 
right balance of melodic composition, randomness and generated sound.

It also makes me realize that I've composed my UR toy music box recording 
but have yet to actually punch the paper yet.   I devised a way to compose 
for the toy music box (under $15 USD) using Fruity Loops FL Studio 
Producers 
Edition ($150) and my MacBook Pro running Win XP ($3,000 USD).

This is what my wife lovingly refers to as UMAD recording, 
or an Unholy Mixture of Analogue and Digital.

Anyone else interested in this delightful composeable toy music box can 
write to me and I'll show you where to buy one.

I gave several away to composers I admire in an attempt to create a new 
project for the CT-Collective but I"ve been so busy with touring, 
performing 
and the loop festivals that I haven't had a chance to follow through.

Perhaps in 2009.

I can be reached at looppool(at sign)cruzio(dot sign)com