Ganymede's Inertia - ElectroProg (Seismic Convection)

[seismic1]

...ah good ol' Ganymed!
I liked how the tune evolves. the different melody lines come up and disappear again. all tasteful put together! also a cool outro.

thanks for posting

wolf

Thanks very much for listening and commenting, wolf. Glad you liked it

That outro was a late bolt-on addition. Fortunately, it seemed to work out quite well.

[seismic1]

Tim !
After a stressful and fulfilling day this is an excellent piece
to get down.
There are some "old" sounding synth sounds - remembers me of
"Monkey Island"
What a flashback of this awesome game ...
... but you combined those sounds with modern vibes.
Nicely done my friend !

(( D ))

Hey Daniel. Really glad you enjoyed this and that it helped you to relax. Thanks very much for listening and commenting

This one features some old VSTis and a few newer ones. It's nice to mix things up a little.

The next track really can't be classed as chillout

[seismic1]

Oh boy I enjoyed this immensely.

Those snares early on in the piece

Thanks very much for listening, Mushy Mushy. Glad you liked it

snares courtesy of Construct.

[folderol]

Where to start?
This is a really enjoyable piece. A simple intro, then layers smoothly blending in. Especially like the use of those choir sounds

[Jesse Gorter]

The production is super clear. The mood is chill. Liking it

[seismic1]

Where to start?
This is a really enjoyable piece. A simple intro, then layers smoothly blending in. Especially like the use of those choir sounds

Thanks for listening, and for the great comments, folderol. Glad you enjoyed it

EVM Ultrasonique generated the choir sounds on here. I've used a 'tron on my next but one piece, which also has a choir.

[thomekk]

Very organic athmosphere this has. I like the smooth mellow piano sound and the hypnotic slowness. Was not so keen on the choir samples first, but after all everything integrated well. Well done, thanks!

[PurpleCatfishBettie]

the only thing that struck here after a couple of listens was: maybe the lead instrument(s) could bemore dynamic, volume-wise; recede a bit more here and there, then return a bit?

[seismic1]

The production is super clear. The mood is chill. Liking it

Thanks very much for listening and commenting, Jesse. Very glad you like it

[seismic1]

Very organic athmosphere this has. I like the smooth mellow piano sound and the hypnotic slowness. Was not so keen on the choir samples first, but after all everything integrated well. Well done, thanks!

Thanks very much for the listen and the comments, thomekk. Glad you liked it

Maybe the choir should come down by 1 or 2 dB. I'll probably remix this later in the year so I'll add this to the to-do list.

[seismic1]

the only thing that struck here after a couple of listens was: maybe the lead instrument(s) could bemore dynamic, volume-wise; recede a bit more here and there, then return a bit?

Thanks very much for listening and commenting, mrblitz.

More food for thought. I think you may be on to something. When I remix this, I'll take a look at this.

[MRBOWMAN]

Agh!!!

I am writing a project on a 2020 mission to Ganymede, and I need to write extensively about Ganymede's seismology and tectonic inertia. All I could find on google was this link... which is a song.. aghhhhhhhhhh

[seismic1]

I've been rumbled

I came up with the title after reading Ganymede's Wikipedia page. With my forum name, how could it be otherwise?

Things could never be the same after TMA-1

Dave? Dave?