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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / emily's music / lost in the fog
“All that is gold does not glitter,
Not all those who wander are lost;
The old that is strong does not wither,
Deep roots are not reached by the frost.
From the ashes a fire shall be woken,
A light from the shadows shall spring;
Renewed shall be blade that was broken,
The crownless again shall be king.”
― J.R.R. Tolkien
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I don't know if its the influence of the Tolkien quote but this sounds really epic and out of an otherworldly mythology or story. Very cinematic. Great vocal work.
i love your approach to sound design and the way your voice meshes with each of your tracks is so great. loving the otherworldly vibe to this, reminds me of brian eno's apollo. great!
I don't know if its the influence of the Tolkien quote but this sounds really epic and out of an otherworldly mythology or story. Very cinematic. Great vocal work.
Excellent!
Beautiful piece.
i love your approach to sound design and the way your voice meshes with each of your tracks is so great. loving the otherworldly vibe to this, reminds me of brian eno's apollo. great!
Yes. Epic and pure. Beautiful.
the tolken quote came later after writing this - it seemed to fit - it's been so foggy here lately & it feels like another world especially out hiking & watching the ice thaw off various bodies of water - it's been a beautiful close to winter! i'm glad i was able to create a slice of the soundtrack though i feel this offering didn't quite encompass the epic beauty of the foggy landscape
& now i need to check out eno's apollo - thank you all for listening!
The choir/pads with that solo voice floating above is so beatyfull!
I like your music and looking forward to each new track you post...every week time for a little rest 
just awesome. i can't add any thing that wasn't said above, so i'm just echo'ing their sentiments. great work
just awesome. i can't add any thing that wasn't said above, so i'm just echo'ing their sentiments. great work
The choir/pads with that solo voice floating above is so beatyfull!
I like your music and looking forward to each new track you post...every week time for a little rest
So beautiful... I love
Well you all just made my day! Thank you for listening!
Oh yeah. This is really good. I'm right there in the middle of the fog. The vocals are just perfect.
MMMMmmm really lovely track! I love the juxtaposition of Tolkien and these synthy choral sounds. Puts me in a somehow familiar and pleasant headspace. 
Oh yeah. This is really good. I'm right there in the middle of the fog. The vocals are just perfect.
MMMMmmm really lovely track! I love the juxtaposition of Tolkien and these synthy choral sounds. Puts me in a somehow familiar and pleasant headspace. <3
as an artist i strive to create an astral projection experience - words so often fail me - thank you for listening!
Gorgeous piece with the incantation vocal and Eno-like reverb! (Some interesting tips on how that Eno/Lanois reverb was done are on Sean Costello's blog, of course!)
Took me on nice journey, calming. Thanks for another transforming soundscape! Agree, the Tolkien quote and your image helped send me off, lovely how it all works together to transport.
Gorgeous piece with the incantation vocal and Eno-like reverb! (Some interesting tips on how that Eno/Lanois reverb was done are on Sean Costello's blog, of course!)
what a compliment - thank you!
Perfect start to a Monday morning.
here's to a non manic monday/week!
Took me on nice journey, calming. Thanks for another transforming soundscape! Agree, the Tolkien quote and your image helped send me off, lovely how it all works together to transport.
thank you for listening!
I think this is my favourite tune of yours. It is indeed very "Apollo"-ish. Are all those your vocals layered, or are you using some synth voices? Sounds sooo relaxing
I think this is my favourite tune of yours. It is indeed very "Apollo"-ish. Are all those your vocals layered, or are you using some synth voices? Sounds sooo relaxing
thank you! - there was a stock chorus texture loop that i used & actually made 3 tracks of with varied effects & panning & then there are layers of 5 of my own vocal tracks some singing around the synth chorus & then some diverging - i wish i had a real choir to record & sing with sometimes!
laguna wrote:I think this is my favourite tune of yours. It is indeed very "Apollo"-ish. Are all those your vocals layered, or are you using some synth voices? Sounds sooo relaxing
Oh, I wish you had it too. I'm sure you and your great imagination would get wonderful things done. Anyway, as you are, you're releasing some very fantastic and very distinctive pieces
thank you! - there was a stock chorus texture loop that i used & actually made 3 tracks of with varied effects & panning & then there are layers of 5 of my own vocal tracks some singing around the synth chorus & then some diverging - i wish i had a real choir to record & sing with sometimes!
kaedo sevaada wrote:laguna wrote:I think this is my favourite tune of yours. It is indeed very "Apollo"-ish. Are all those your vocals layered, or are you using some synth voices? Sounds sooo relaxing
thank you that is nice
Oh, I wish you had it too. I'm sure you and your great imagination would get wonderful things done. Anyway, as you are, you're releasing some very fantastic and very distinctive pieces
thank you! - there was a stock chorus texture loop that i used & actually made 3 tracks of with varied effects & panning & then there are layers of 5 of my own vocal tracks some singing around the synth chorus & then some diverging - i wish i had a real choir to record & sing with sometimes!
