In 2005, composer and MetaSynth pioneer Glen Bledsoe and U&I Software wanted to release the CD "MetaSynthia 2", as a follow up to the double "MetaSynthia" CD (2000) where I participated with "Japan Electronic Suite". When I considered what I should submit this time, I remembered that since I started making music on the Mac in 1987, I had dreamed about creating a full musical piece with only one sound source. Since the greatest rivers and waterfalls are nothing but water molecules - and they produce sound scapes with an enormous amount of energy, variation and sound - I decided to use a single drop of water. MetaSynth was the best tool I could wish for to manipulate this sound!
Note: Read more about this track in the 25 pages pdf Booklet that comes with the album download at Bandcamp:
homelessballoon.com/album/meta-landscapes
