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my......LAWD. I love your tones. Brother, mayhaps i humbly request that MAYBE we collaborate at sometime soon. I love your vibe, and I love your tones, and I just TRULY think, we could make something great. Let me know, i will not be offended, but GYAT DYAM

BeyondOurEyes responds:

Thank so much! I'd absolutely be down for that sometime, let's toss around some ideas sometime! \m/

Ay YO this is a SICK kind of djenty blend with synthpop and future holy shite. MAD props dude.

BeyondOurEyes responds:

Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed the blend my man! \m/

Hell yea dood! I'd give a more constructive review, but I am tired and burntout, if you bug me, I will do so another time if youd like! I just wanted to say that I like this a lot! I'm off to bed now :)

FarFromSundown responds:

I'm glad you liked it. I wouldn't mind hearing your critique on the mix if you had time, but no worries. Thanks for listening dude!

That singing occasionally has this beautiful ring that cuts through at perfect moments, and i love it. This is sick. I might need to snag some of them subharmy vox.

ADR3-N responds:

I haven't quite learned how to put overtones on the bass singing, which is a bummer, but we'll get there!

Yea this has no business slapping at all wtf

ADR3-N responds:

I swear it was supposed to be a shit post. I swear!

Man this was so long ago but this is so good! I don't even remember what I did to this hahaha.

What are the plugins you used? The french horn tone and articulation and legato sounds so good!

My review for the NGAIC. This is very good! Great pacing, great melody, great harmonization. I loooove that deep deep concert snare. I'm a percussion nerd, and I have no idea how much control you had over that, but its great. I do wish there was a little bit more variance, I really wanted it to go somewhere that gave me more intensity, but im picky, and the piece itself lends to an almost limbo state as that a veteran might feel. The overall dynamics that crescendo to the end are great! Great mixing, great room reverb and all! No complaints overall here, well done!

AceMantra responds:

Hey! Thanks for the review! The French Horn is from an instrument library called CineBrass Core from Cinesamples. I'll post the virtual instruments I used shortly for reference.

The marching snare drums were accompanied with a concert tom to give it a little bit of a deeper sound.

I agree with it needing some more variance; perhaps I'll revisit this piece later. I'm happy you took the time to listen and enjoyed it. Thanks again!

I didn't know what to expect, but All I can say is this is great, and it spoke to me. No irony here. Well done.

This is wonderful and well mixed as well, I would love to know what your plug-ins are or at least how you automate them. The articulation is superb. The mixing again is so well done. Not much else to say but simply amazing.

There's so much going on in this ambience and I LOVE IT. The chord structures that are very ambiguous in nature are so comforting AND build tension and release somehow simultaneously. I'm sure this is a key feature of all ambient music, but it was done beautifully here. I've never actively listened to an ambient piece. The very nature of ambience is to be....well....ambient. To create an atmosphere and exist in the background to instill a very ambiguous or other specific feeling within someone. Gosh. Music is fascinating.

One person listening to this might even say it isn't music, there's no real rhythm, no real chord pattern, no melody, but what I think is that it is fully music. It instills a very specific feeling, which is what to me, music does at its CORE. I have no negative feedback, the way all of the sounds and notes fade in and out is executed beautifully, the mixing is stellar. Thank you for review, and there's mine! Awesome job.

ForgottenDawn responds:

Thank you! My goodness. This piece is essentially built around Emin - Cmaj - Dmaj, but with more or less incidental sus4s and additional voicings up top overlapping with one another to create this mist-like ebb-and-flow feeling. You're most welcome for the feedback, and you love to see one more happy Ambient fan. :D

“Those who dance are considered insane by those who cannot hear the music.” ― George Carlin

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