this makes me wish i was laying on a rooftop looking up at the stars, but seeing it in that time-lapse motion speed with the fisheye angle   oh and i like the bassy organ sound too, well done!

this makes me wish i was laying on a rooftop looking up at the stars, but seeing it in that time-lapse motion speed with the fisheye angle :) oh and i like the bassy organ sound too, well done!

this is nice work. I like the rumbling, haziness to it.

this is nice work. I like the rumbling, haziness to it.

moving

moving

This is nice. Ambient, but still melodic and gives a feeling of movement. Thanks.

This is nice. Ambient, but still melodic and gives a feeling of movement. Thanks.

stargazing tunes right here. saving this one for summer outdoor evenings. love the ms2000.

stargazing tunes right here. saving this one for summer outdoor evenings. love the ms2000.

I love it when stuff like Supercollider comes up. Really nice track too.

I love it when stuff like Supercollider comes up. Really nice track too.

outstanding.

outstanding.

Beautiful track, really like how it's calm but continually moving and changing just enough.

Beautiful track, really like how it's calm but continually moving and changing just enough.

Gahh my MS2000B has been covered in dust, clothing, and hot sauce packets for far too long and you just made me remove all of it out of guilt, thank you. This is a great piece and really shows off a more ambient range of the synth that I wasn't aware of! Love the overall progression of the song, every once in a while a new instrument / sound will pop in for a bit and make its presence quietly known and then retreat back into the soundscape, I really like that.

Gahh my MS2000B has been covered in dust, clothing, and hot sauce packets for far too long and you just made me remove all of it out of guilt, thank you. This is a great piece and really shows off a more ambient range of the synth that I wasn't aware of! Love the overall progression of the song, every once in a while a new instrument / sound will pop in for a bit and make its presence quietly known and then retreat back into the soundscape, I really like that.