Tears in Rain (ElectroProg - NOT Seismic Evangelism)

[seismic1]

This is lovely. Nice and dark,very cinematic and the rain gives it a feeling of loneliness. Great atmosphere. As it happens I have just re watched Blade Runner so I can place this in there easily. Fantastic work Tim!

Glad you enjoyed it, jb, and thanks very much for listening and commenting

Blade Runner was one of those films that "crept up on me". I first saw it in about '87. I thought it was ok at the time, but it wasn't until I saw it again about 10 years later that I started to appreciate it. Now it's one of my favourite films.

Yes, but was it the original or the directors cult or the redux or the, I could go on and on
On further listens to this piece more details emerge each time, like watching a film again after several years
The rhythmic water section really does bring a great character to this, the Rutger Hauer of the track

I prefer the 1991 "Director's Cut", it seemed to work better than the original, although my memory of that is quite fuzzy.

I'm currently re-working the EQ setup on here, using Equivocate only for the Z3ta+2/Aether combo, and I'm getting some interesting results, with some slight harmonic differences. I'll have another listen on Sunday, and if I'm happy with it, I'll put it up on SoundCloud next week. I'll leave the original up too.

[seismic1]

Tension. Love it.

Short and sweet. Thanks very much for the comments, and for listening. Glad you enjoyed it

[markkuja]

Well done soundtrack with the exciting ambiance.

[seismic1]

Late to the party (as usual)
This is really, really good. Fantastic atmosphere that grabs you right from the start. It neatly straddles that boundary between something you just have in the background, and something you sit an listen to

Thanks very much for listening, and for the great comments, folderol. Glad you liked it

That "boundary" is an interesting neighbourhood

[seismic1]

Terrific sound design. Love the changes at the beginning best.

Thanks very much for that, jan. Glad you liked it

For some reason, I currently have a hankering to write a track called "Monolith"

[jancivil]

that deal with the monolith, all the times I went to see that on acid - it was rather de rigeur, and I took acid frequently af anyway - was a religious experience for me

[Jonathan10]

Very Nice Track, I appreciate the atmospherics of the track. Well done

[seismic1]

still enjoying this one, Tim

Good to hear that, layzer What I have planned for the next one will probably not be so "comfortable"

[Allomerus]

Having another listen. Nice work Tim!

[seismic1]

Well done soundtrack with the exciting ambiance.

Thanks very much for checking this out, Markku. Glad you enjoyed it

[seismic1]

that deal with the monolith, all the times I went to see that on acid - it was rather de rigeur, and I took acid frequently af anyway - was a religious experience for me

I went to see it on the bus I was too young to be trusted with chemicals at that time (I think I first saw it in '73). It was religious for me in the sense that I usually went to the movies on Sundays.

[jancivil]

My sister and I saw it in first release. I was 11, maybe 12 meaning she was 9. We saw it with no parent present, oddly.
I was not tripping at that age.

[seismic1]

Very Nice Track, I appreciate the atmospherics of the track. Well done

Thanks very much for listening. Glad you liked it, and I hope you didn't get too wet

[seismic1]

Having another listen. Nice work Tim!

Thanks very much John. Glad you're still enjoying it

I remixed it a few days ago (different EQ setup). It seems to have given the track a colder character, almost icy. I'll master it in the next few days and put it up on SoundCloud.

[seismic1]

Here is the 2018 "Frost" remix. I made some volume automation changes on the outro and simplified the EQ setup on the main synth and its reverb. It suits the current UK weather.

https://soundcloud.com/whatsisname/tear ... -frost-mix