It's almost as if you channelled the flight into this, like a prelude to something grand
Love the airy arp
- Ebrit

It's almost as if you channelled the flight into this, like a prelude to something grand Love the airy arp - Ebrit

A prime example when the basics are so solid, the track doesn't need much complexity. Such a great choice of instruments. Hope you made the flight!

A prime example when the basics are so solid, the track doesn't need much complexity. Such a great choice of instruments. Hope you made the flight! ;)

That opening line reminds me of something, but I can't remember now what it is. Gah, now I'll obsess about it.

A very pleasant track. Lots of space. The bass is the most chiptune-ish here with the heavy aliasing. The lead and the lofi beats fit very well!

That opening line reminds me of something, but I can't remember now what it is. Gah, now I'll obsess about it. A very pleasant track. Lots of space. The bass is the most chiptune-ish here with the heavy aliasing. The lead and the lofi beats fit very well!

Thank you!

Thank you for the kind words. And yes I did make the flight! But it ended up being delayed by a couple of hours, should've brought the M8 with me

Thank you! Yes, just a good ol' low-bit triangle wave, which is a sound I'm really fond of, probably all the NES exposure.

At first this track had a higher tempo, and there the arp reminded me a bit of owl city fireflies (not a huge fan, but undeniably catchy tune). At a lower tempo, it actually reminds me of the zelda II NES intro (which was partly where the title comes from).

[quote=Devieus]It's almost as if you channelled the flight into this, like a prelude to something grand Love the airy arp - Ebrit[/quote] Thank you! [quote=jimmac]A prime example when the basics are so solid, the track doesn't need much complexity. Such a great choice of instruments. Hope you made the flight! ;)[/quote] Thank you for the kind words. And yes I did make the flight! But it ended up being delayed by a couple of hours, should've brought the M8 with me :D [quote=rplktr]That opening line reminds me of something, but I can't remember now what it is. Gah, now I'll obsess about it. A very pleasant track. Lots of space. The bass is the most chiptune-ish here with the heavy aliasing. The lead and the lofi beats fit very well![/quote] Thank you! Yes, just a good ol' low-bit triangle wave, which is a sound I'm really fond of, probably all the NES exposure. At first this track had a higher tempo, and there the arp reminded me a bit of owl city fireflies (not a huge fan, but undeniably catchy tune). At a lower tempo, it actually reminds me of the zelda II NES intro (which was partly where the title comes from).

this has a great vibe, love the crunchy NES drums

this has a great vibe, love the crunchy NES drums

THANK YOU, now I can sleep again! That triangle is also at the beginning of "To Die For" by The Birthday Massacre.

[quote=ddmm64]zelda II NES intro[/quote] THANK YOU, now I can sleep again! That triangle is also at the beginning of "To Die For" by The Birthday Massacre.

Thank you!

[quote=Nanonic]this has a great vibe, love the crunchy NES drums[/quote] Thank you!

Oh wow, that is a pretty similar arp! And it's a good song too, never heard of the band. The songs you pick as comparisons are good recs and also flattering ;D

[quote=rplktr][quote=ddmm64]zelda II NES intro[/quote] THANK YOU, now I can sleep again! That triangle is also at the beginning of "To Die For" by The Birthday Massacre. [/quote] Oh wow, that is a pretty similar arp! And it's a good song too, never heard of the band. The songs you pick as comparisons are good recs and also flattering ;D

Can't go wrong with Triangle Bass!
Ain't no one blowing in that cartridge! Cool chill nostalgic vibe :3

Can't go wrong with Triangle Bass! Ain't no one blowing in that cartridge! Cool chill nostalgic vibe :3