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Future Tribes
By Ashtom on April 26, 2020 3:19 pmI took an extra hour than usual for this track and I wonder if that was an hour too much. I liked the repetitive pattern and wanted to lead the music into a entrancing beat as if a futuristic space tribe was performing one of their rituals in a ruined chapel on a distant planet.
In the end, I think that, despite the fact that the mix is a bit messy, it contributes to this idea of electronic music performed in an organic, uncontrolled way by a group of individuals driven by common beliefs and traditions.
Thank you hent03, NWSPR and Devieus for your feedback and your very motivating and humbling comments! It feels so good to share music with people who take the time to appreciate it, you really make it worth it, thank you!
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Is this another deluge track? Love the arps here. great story about the chapel!
love the beat cutting out at the end. the last person walking out of the destroyed chapel, looking back, wistfully.
No need to thank me, I'm really inspired by what you're making and sharing.
I feel like there's a lot of subtle variation in this track that makes it interesting the whole way through. Very much like the ritual you're thinking of has various elements that are "remembered" or "honored" through the different melodies and rhythms. Can't speak to the mix because mine are also horrible, but really like the composition!
I still very appreciate you making the effort to reach out and express your thoughts on my music!
Is this another deluge track? Love the arps here. great story about the chapel!
love the beat cutting out at the end. the last person walking out of the destroyed chapel, looking back, wistfully.
Yes I forgot to mention but this made on the Deluge.
Great Work
No need to thank me, I'm really inspired by what you're making and sharing.
I feel like there's a lot of subtle variation in this track that makes it interesting the whole way through. Very much like the ritual you're thinking of has various elements that are "remembered" or "honored" through the different melodies and rhythms. Can't speak to the mix because mine are also horrible, but really like the composition!