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Hi people,

again something new from the orchestral & filmscoring labs. It's called "Sphere":

http://soundcloud.com/electronic-wolf

please be careful while listening, I can't pay for health damage caused by time travelling, visions or any kind of mental disorientation. I hope you enjoy the voyage anyway. the pic is created by a good friend and graphic artist.

cheers

wolf

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huge! this gave me visuals of Sinbad on his ship braving rough waters... perhaps music for a NEW Sinbad movie? hahha. man i loved those claymation monsters. beautiful composition and production Mr. Wolf :tu: :phones:
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Another very nice Soundtrack-style composition. Was it my imagination or did this have a Spanish undercurrent? I really liked the soundset used on here. Lush sounds.

Good work :)

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layzer wrote:huge! this gave me visuals of Sinbad on his ship braving rough waters... perhaps music for a NEW Sinbad movie? hahha. man i loved those claymation monsters. beautiful composition and production Mr. Wolf :tu: :phones:
hey layzer, thanks for your positive feedback! as always I like to hear about these inner pictures. :-) sindbad...yes...maybe my music somehow resembles to those movies in the 50s and 60s, with big stories and even bigger claymation monsters hehe... :hihi:
seismic1 wrote:Another very nice Soundtrack-style composition. Was it my imagination or did this have a Spanish undercurrent? I really liked the soundset used on here. Lush sounds.

Good work :)
hey seismic thanks for stopping by, cool that you liked the sounds & composition! 8) you're right, might be a tad of spanish style could indeed be heard from 1:11-1:30...

greetings

wolf

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You dod have the gift for conjuring up visual scenes with your music and this one is no exception.

I was imagining a desolate island in the sun and then the monsoon came and completely changed the setting, but in a very inventive way.

Good work Wolf.

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Lush and evocative! Definitely harkens back to classic cinema, very nicely done!

Have you said what orchestral package you're using before?

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nice composition with dynamic arrangement sounds good

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blipp wrote:You dod have the gift for conjuring up visual scenes with your music and this one is no exception.

I was imagining a desolate island in the sun and then the monsoon came and completely changed the setting, but in a very inventive way.

Good work Wolf.
hey blipp, thanks for joining and sharing your impressions! cool that the middle-part was a picture of rain for you, interesting how the different listeners associate in different ways. once again thanks for your encouraging words... 8)
polyslax wrote:Lush and evocative! Definitely harkens back to classic cinema, very nicely done!

Have you said what orchestral package you're using before?
hello polyslax, thanks for lending your ears! I appreciate your feedback about my cinematic efforts. the libraries I use vary from tune to tune, in "sphere" I've used in the intro mainly sable, in the middle part more hollywood brass and in the end some hollywood strings.
markkuja wrote:nice composition with dynamic arrangement sounds good
hi markkuja, thanks for stopping by - I'm glad you liked writing and the execution!

greetings

wolf

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Your orchestration skills are improving. There were no obvious giveaways that this was coming from a sample library.

I was a little thrown by the photo and title. I was expecting a futuristic, sci-fi spacey piece. However, the melody sounds to me like a classical interpretation of a folk dance.

Once I listened to it without preconceptions, I enjoyed it quite a bit and wanted it be longer. 2:20 is not enough!

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I'm a fan of soundtracks and I liked this a lot, the sounds are all there. And the piece moves along with some nice motifs. I'm not an expert on orchestration but it sounded good to my ears.
Great job, man!

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