[New Age]Project the five buddhas: Almighty Conqueror
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Seva Randeep Sing Seva Randeep Sing https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=449228
- KVRist
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- 68 posts since 6 Oct, 2019 from Roermond, The Netherlands
https://soundcloud.com/sevarandeep/almighty-conqueror
Workingtime: 4 hrs
Used: FL Studio, Omnisphere and Alchemy 1.5 (there's still no soft synth like Alchemy for a windows machine)
Workingtime: 4 hrs
Used: FL Studio, Omnisphere and Alchemy 1.5 (there's still no soft synth like Alchemy for a windows machine)
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Death Row Archie Death Row Archie https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=457341
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- 66 posts since 17 Feb, 2020
I like the lush quality of this. The instruments blend well. The bell/wind chimes sound felt a little cliched. I like the single note lead and its interplay with the sitar-y part. It's mixed well. This could work as a film score. I could hear a hand drum or other percussion texture mixed in at points, I don't think that would have compromised the new age feel of the track. Nice work.
I'll be posting some of my music soon.
I'll be posting some of my music soon.
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Seva Randeep Sing Seva Randeep Sing https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=449228
- KVRist
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- 68 posts since 6 Oct, 2019 from Roermond, The Netherlands
Thanks for your feedback.Death Row Archie wrote: ↑Mon Feb 17, 2020 10:38 pm I like the lush quality of this. The instruments blend well. The bell/wind chimes sound felt a little cliched. I like the single note lead and its interplay with the sitar-y part. It's mixed well. This could work as a film score. I could hear a hand drum or other percussion texture mixed in at points, I don't think that would have compromised the new age feel of the track. Nice work.
I'll be posting some of my music soon.
- KVRAF
- 1793 posts since 9 Apr, 2011
As far as New Age music goes, this was well done! The shifts in lead instrument over the course of the piece kept things gently varied enough to avoid becoming stale, without being too jarring. The atmosphere was very lush.
I agree with Archie that the wind chimes were a bit cliche. I also agree that some sparse percussion here and there may have been nice, but not essential. Some of the release times of the instruments (synth parts and strings) sounded a little too short, so that they sounded cut off rather than smoothly releasing into the void of shunyata . The delay made up for this a bit, but I would still have liked to hear smoother releases.
The bell and throat-singing-like sounds made sense with the Tibetan imagery, and the throat-singing-like sound was really really cool. In general the way the soundscape played with overtones made for a deep, shimmering vibe. Hoping we get to hear the other four
I agree with Archie that the wind chimes were a bit cliche. I also agree that some sparse percussion here and there may have been nice, but not essential. Some of the release times of the instruments (synth parts and strings) sounded a little too short, so that they sounded cut off rather than smoothly releasing into the void of shunyata . The delay made up for this a bit, but I would still have liked to hear smoother releases.
The bell and throat-singing-like sounds made sense with the Tibetan imagery, and the throat-singing-like sound was really really cool. In general the way the soundscape played with overtones made for a deep, shimmering vibe. Hoping we get to hear the other four
"musician."
http://soundcloud.com/nine-of-kings
http://soundcloud.com/nine-of-kings
- KVRAF
- 21196 posts since 8 Oct, 2014
Finally getting around to listening to this. Hard to believe you did all this in just 4 hours. Anyway, very well done. Nothing I can think of to nitpick about. Two
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Seva Randeep Sing Seva Randeep Sing https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=449228
- KVRist
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Thanks