Hilbert Space
A (con)fusion of influences - rocky stuff one day, some folky/acoustic tunes the next, and maybe some electronic ambience the day after that....
Layered sequences combine/clash in this improvised creation.
SoundClick artist Hilbert Space presents "Invincible Dreams 2", an outstanding release in the Experimental Sounds genre. There is an authenticity to the performance that draws the listener in. No external samples are used in this track. The kind of experimental sounds track that draws you in and holds your attention through to the end "Invincible Dreams 2" has peaked at #11 in the Experimental Sounds category on SoundClick. Hilbert Space continues to build an Experimental Sounds catalog on SoundClick, one of the longest-running platforms for independent artists. This song is available as free download.
A tale of twisted dreams following a bump on a head after falling off a train.
"Train Trippin' Blues" is a Blues Rock track by Hilbert Space on SoundClick. The track carries an emotional weight that lingers well after it ends. It is 100% original and free of any third-party samples. For fans of blues rock, this one is worth the listen. It has peaked at #25 in Blues and #9 in Blues Rock on the SoundClick charts. Explore the full Hilbert Space catalog on SoundClick and discover more Blues Rock music from independent creators. Free MP3 download available for this track on SoundClick.
An irreverent impression of central European folk music - a bit outrageous, noisy, and multi-tempo'd.
Independent artist Hilbert Space drops "Rhapsodea Celtica", a Traditional European track on SoundClick. The production choices feel intentional, giving the track a distinct character. It does not contain any samples or third-party loops. This is the unmistakable sound of European, and it will especially appeal to traditional european fans. "Rhapsodea Celtica" has peaked at number 4 on the SoundClick Traditional European chart. Find more from Hilbert Space on SoundClick, a platform built for independent music discovery. Get this track as a free download.
An early attempt at blending basic dance beats (on a TR707) with sequenced patterns and some overlays of synth melodies (ESQ1 keyboard, Roland MT32 sound module).
"Aliens Can't Dance" by Hilbert Space is an Experimental Sounds production available on SoundClick. Every element serves the song, creating a cohesive listening experience from start to finish. No external samples are used in this track. A solid entry in the experimental sounds space, crafted with care and intention. It has reached the top 10 on the SoundClick Experimental Sounds chart, peaking at #5. SoundClick gives artists like Hilbert Space a platform to share original Experimental Sounds music with listeners around the world. Download this track for free.
Improvised meander on acoustic guitar; simple and unstructured.
"Blue Skies In Her Eyes" by Hilbert Space is an Acoustic Guitar production available on SoundClick. Hilbert Space demonstrates a clear artistic voice throughout. It does not contain any samples or third-party loops. There is a quiet confidence to this track — the mark of an artist who understands the acoustic guitar sound. It has reached the top 10 on the SoundClick Acoustic Guitar chart, peaking at #5. Listeners into Prog, Rock and Ambient will find this track a natural fit within their rotation. Download this song for free on SoundClick.
Welcome to Hilbert Space! Actually it's my space, I just borrowed the name from David Hilbert, a maths giant around the early 1900's; he formulated the concept of what became known as Hilbert Space, which basically extends Euclidean geometric concepts of our standard 3-dimensional reality into any number of dimensions. The elements of an abstract Hilbert space are typically sequences of complex numbers or functions; I really like multilayered sequencing, so some of these songs are my distorted equivalent of an n-dimensional Hilbert Space: lots of complex sequences going in all kinds of sonic dimensions!
This small niche in cyberspace that you've stumbled upon is just another person's journey among the untold millions of us who like to dabble in the musical arts, and I'm thankful to all who have created the incredible technologies that allows us to effortlessly share our audio musings with others, rather than being discarded like "tears in rain" as Roy Batty lamented.
Anyway, cheers to Hilbert, and may we all look a bit further outside our own space.
It all started off with a cheap nylon string guitar my mum bought me when I was about 15 years old; taught myself some chords, and started crafting folkie songs and belting out some tunes. Somewhere along the line I stumbled into playing keyboards in a band and have kind of meandered between guitar and keyboards ever since.
Musical experiences in bands have been focused around pop/rock/blues genres, with an IT career and family taking precedence over performing these days. The technology allows me to easily dabble into the prog/electronic realms that I grew up with, something I never thought I'd be able to do. My musical interests are, like my instruments, split between rocky (band stuff) and synthetic (solo).
Occasionally performed in covers bands over the years at functions and public venues, and with mates doing our own music at venues around town.
Bob Dylan, Pink Floyd, Tangerine Dream, Vangelis, Brian Wilson, The Who, Klaus Schultze, Jacques Loussier, ELP, Hawkwind, Horslips.
Ivory: Ancient Ensoniq ESQ1 and Kawai K5000W synths, plus assorted MIDI controller keyboards.
String: Fender Stratocaster electric guitar, Maton acoustic guitar
Drum: A Roland TR707 can be heard in the early songs.
Virtual: Windows 10 environment, using Reaper and a potpourri of VST plugins as needed.
Here's Hilbert Space explained in 100 seconds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zASzj4DkZXY