Bathe at Your Own Risk (Seismic Regenerative Pre-Conditioning)

[Genetic_Junk]

Great as always!

It's very calm but mysterious and a bit stressful. A quiet moment before the big journey while starring at the sky...

I had a similar feeling. It might the ascending phrase/ostinato that starts the piece and the ominous bass that starts around 2:40. But there are hopeful moments near the end. The woodwind like sounds inspire confidence. Enjoyed! Thanks for sharing.

[seismic1]

quite ambient enough for me ...

I often find myself walking a fine line with this stuff. Good to know that you approve

moody , vague , uneasy timing ...
upper register elements open the track at just the right time ...

I was worried that moving to a new DAW might have a major detrimental effect upon my writing and arrangement process, but I think I may have been unduly concerned with the mechanics of the transition.

as always , w/ your work , admirable attention has been paid to
mixing and staging ...

It probably helps that I enjoy the mixing process, and have developed a reasonably consistent procedure for that purpose.

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

[seismic1]

Great as always!

It's very calm but mysterious and a bit stressful. A quiet moment before the big journey while starring at the sky...

I had a similar feeling. It might the ascending phrase/ostinato that starts the piece and the ominous bass that starts around 2:40. But there are hopeful moments near the end. The woodwind like sounds inspire confidence. Enjoyed! Thanks for sharing.

Calm, mysterious and possibly even soporific, in keeping with the title/subject. The final section was there to suggest a conclusion, although it does sound less gloomy than the preceding elements.

Thanks very much for listening and commenting, G_J. Glad you enjoyed it