Thanks for listening and commenting mrblitz000. Glad you like the 'Tron. I seem to have a lot more difficulty using Redtron and the like in my more modern pieces. It doesn't always sit well alongside synths, although I can get away with it in pieces written in an older style.mrblitz000 wrote:-- as far as the Mellotron goes, you could just hold a note and I'd be a happy camper--
i was having a very similar reaction.
It sounds like a movie soundtrack. This would be excellent in a sci-fi/horror/intrigue movie.
Omen (ElectroProg - Seismic Darkness)
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I feel like I'm watching Vertigo. Now here come the spaceships. Love those deep chimes around 3:20. Love the choirs. I could definitely hear this on a movie soundtrack. A scary movie. Good stuff.
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Thanks for listening rlahalla and glad you liked it. I listened to the track again (the original mastered wav) and was horrified to hear some distortion on there! That's what I get for mixing/mastering at 3AM.rlahalla wrote:Yeah, this is sweet. I love the pulsing and movement of it. I think the only thing I would say (mixing-related) is that it may need a little teeny cut @ about 400hz or so (not at my mixing box) with a narrow band to reduce the mid overflow. Should smooth things out slightly. The content and feel is spot on and I enjoyed it thoroughly
So I went back into energyXT and shaved 0.5 dB off all of the instruments, added a parametric EQ cut around 400Hz to most of the "competing" instruments in the second section and then remastered with a less aggressive gain. It sounds cleaner now, and that distortion has gone. Thanks for the tip. It is much appreciated.
I replaced the original track on soundcloud with the new version.
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Thanks for listening and commenting osiris. Glad you liked this one. I enjoyed making it. It was only when I had completed it that I realised how dark it sounded.osiris wrote:I feel like I'm watching Vertigo. Now here come the spaceships. Love those deep chimes around 3:20. Love the choirs. I could definitely hear this on a movie soundtrack. A scary movie. Good stuff.
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i guess, everything has already been said, so i just go with: 
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you're right! and here it is: http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=337169seismic1 wrote:Thanks very much astrochimp. Glad you like it. It's about time you put up a new track I think!astrochimp wrote:i guess, everything has already been said, so i just go with:
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Excellent track, very cinematic feel. Starts like Zeit-era Tangerine Dream, then goes into the 70s Italian horror soundtracks realm (not quite Goblin, but something in that vein). Enjoyed immensely, thanks for sharing!
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Glad you like it Jazz Franco. Thanks very much for listening and commenting. Zeit was an amazing album which I think was unique for its time. It is 40 years old next year!Jazz Franco wrote:Excellent track, very cinematic feel. Starts like Zeit-era Tangerine Dream, then goes into the 70s Italian horror soundtracks realm (not quite Goblin, but something in that vein). Enjoyed immensely, thanks for sharing!
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Man the opening of Omen is like Gabriel era Genesis meets 1950's "The Outer Limits" soundtrack... I love it and oh no here comes some bass...
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Thanks for listening and commenting AetherCoyl. Glad you liked it.AetherCoyl wrote:Man the opening of Omen is like Gabriel era Genesis meets 1950's "The Outer Limits" soundtrack... I love it and oh no here comes some bass...
I love poking around with these free VSTis. You can do so much with them. The trick is finding complimentary sounds. This track was written sequentially, so I started with the opening 'tron and then found the vibrato synth, etc. It came together pretty quickly. I hope I can repeat the mood/feel of this in a few months, but in the meantime, I have plenty of remixes to deal with.
