The Lost Village

[folderol]

Once again, I don't know who those people are. Will look them up.

They are both film composers. One of them gave birth to a kid who is very famous in KVR circles for his electronic music. He gives huge outdoor concerts with elaborate light shows and video projections where he mimes playing keyboards.

I found who they are and I also found Jean Michel Jarre who I've also never heard of, though apparently more than a few do know him. I listened to a few snippets of his music - sounded awful.

{sharp intake of breath} Dangerous. Very dangerous

[Harthstein]

Thanks a lot for the feedback. What you described is almost exactly what I was aiming for. May I ask if you see a lost village through that mist?

No, I saw only pure nature. But I can imagine, that there is a lost village.

[artlowell]

I think you accomplished what you were after. Personally, I don't require absolute authenticity in all instruments. A certain amount of suspended disbelief is just fine, especially in something surrealistic like this.

Thomas Newman (son of Randy) is the only movie composer I ever took the trouble to follow. Jarre was my introduction to "atmospheric" music many years ago. You're in good company.

Very nice sounds.

[artlowell]

I've been listening to your sounds, and I like them a lot. I haven't really explored the electronic end very much, but am interested to do so.

You are pretty prolific. My few offerings are here. https://soundcloud.com/artlowell . I would welcome your input. You seem to have great taste.

[Shangsean]

Thanks for the comments guys. Sorry for the late reply. I've had internet trouble. Had it quite a bit lately, unfortunately. Seems to be fixed now though.

Harthstein - Trust me, there's a lost village (and a lot of nature and mist).

artlowell - Thanks for the kind words. I commented on your track. Sorry I took so long.