Hayterwave

I named the genre I work in. Hyperacoustic Tech: electronic music written like a score. Every part composed, every bar planned.

I write orchestral tech house: electronic music written like a score. Every part composed, every bar planned.

A score is a promise. Every note on the page is something a real person can play.

Do you hear the drum first or the harmony first? Tell me which one pulls you into a track.

The cathedral has a door. discord.gg/rmc3zy5BPy

CONTROL YOUR BODY reaches an 8D section at 3:08. Same rule as the rest of the visual: the track is the controller.

Why write electronic music like a score? Because the questions in music do not change with the instrument: tension, proportion, motion, expectation, release.

The instruments are electronic. The thinking is orchestral. Every part composed, every bar planned, nothing left to the loop.

CONTROL YOUR BODY came out on 9 October. The music is on Spotify and SoundCloud, and the visual built from the track is on YouTube.

My records build their own cathedrals.

What is one thing in a track you only notice on the fifth listen? Come argue about it: discord.gg/rmc3zy5BPy

I came to electronic music through piano and violin. The piano studies still live on my YouTube, single takes only.

6478 frames. 129.2 bpm. E Phrygian. 22 rented GPUs. No generative AI, just geometry, code and light.

Kick is the pulse. Bass breathes the radius. Piano slices the 4D shape. The saw sets the coupling. Silence collapses the room. Every stem has one job.

A tesseract has 16 vertices and 32 edges. What you see on screen is its shadow, thrown by a light in the fourth dimension. Same math as a camera lens, one dimension higher.

In CONTROL YOUR BODY the kick drives the floor, the tunnel and the projection distance of a tesseract. Nothing is keyframed. The track is the controller.

if you make music and nobody shows you how to actually release it, this server is for you: discord.gg/nhsXKP4AnK

running a music campaign is like assembling a puzzle. every piece matters—packaging, timing, and community engagement. it's thrilling to see it all come together. if you're diving into this world, let's chat! join my discord for insights.

running a music campaign is like crafting a track—every detail matters. from the artwork to the timing, it all needs to hit just right. don’t underestimate the power of a solid plan. join the convo on my discord if you’re curious! discord.gg/KFqcpKQ7um