Outside Chance
By Autovessel on February 6, 2022 9:05 pm
Further adventures in spectral processing.
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Listening to this while playing some Rimworld. Great combo! Good outer space music. Is it all generated or some samples in there?
definitely felt like i just stepped off the spaceship - due to the "windy" sound and then the metallic whine is kind of like the engine/electronics
so visual!
horatiuromantic wrote:
Listening to this while playing some Rimworld. Great combo! Good outer space music. Is it all generated or some samples in there?
Thanks, glad it synced well with what you were playing. I’ve heard good things about Rimworld but never tried it. A mix of synth and original voice samples, plus a fair bit of processing including spectral morphing and convolution with some unconventional impulse responses.
gunnbr wrote:
Really nice!! I love the sound design here!
strolts wrote:
lush soundscape! beautiful. ethereal
Q-Rosh wrote:
timeless and beautiful music.
Thanks so much for your thoughtful responses folks, very appreciated.
orangedrink wrote:
definitely felt like i just stepped off the spaceship - due to the "windy" sound and then the metallic whine is kind of like the engine/electronics
so visual!
Great to hear your reflections on listening, I can see that, appreciate it.
Very otherwordly atmosphere. I really like leading melody that shifts in and out of focus among the different textures
ilzxc wrote:
Walks the tightrope between tender and desolate. <3
Gunda wrote:
Very otherwordly atmosphere. I really like leading melody that shifts in and out of focus among the different textures
encym wrote:
Lush and somehow ancient sounding. Beautiful!
emily wrote:
Appreciate your thoughts, reflections and responses very much!