MUSIC FOR PICTURE
Voyager: cinematic library
Justin Scott Dixon / Voyager
Voyager pieces written with television and film in mind. Software instruments gave me room to follow the picture in my head, beyond the dance floor.
- Period
- Software-instrument era
- Contribution
- Artist
Listen on YouTube
- Chill Pill (opens in a new tab)
Uploaded by Electronic Music Underground!
- Due North (opens in a new tab)
Uploaded by thisuxbig
- Due North — ambient version (opens in a new tab)
Uploaded by thisuxbig
Alternate uploads (1)
- Chill Pill (opens in a new tab)
Uploaded by Miki87
HISTORY & CONTEXT
The writing environment
An entire studio in software
Logic 5, dual G4. Absynth, Stylus, EXS24, ES2 and EVOC. A studio in software.
Musical freedom
Atmospheric textures and rhythm libraries. Writing toward pictures in my head, free of the requirements of a DJ’s set.
Selection for library use
The later Extreme Music relationship gave these pieces a route into screen use.
HISTORY & CONTEXT
Title relationships
Tranquil → Spinfinity
My original title: Tranquil. Library title: Spinfinity.
Due North → Chill Pill
Due North became Chill Pill in the library catalogue.
Voices in the Sea → Shaderunner
Voices in the Sea, associated with the released library title Shaderunner.
HISTORY & CONTEXT
Related versions
Voices in the Sea → Electro-Wave
Electro-Wave is an edited version of Voices in the Sea. A separate catalogue entry.
Infinite Cycles → Solarnaut
Original title: Infinite Cycles. Library title: Solarnaut.
Documenting use
Music for screen and media projects.
PUBLIC REFERENCES