How did you build those layers? I really like the bass, subtle and clear between the different emotions that came and go in your piece

How did you build those layers? I really like the bass, subtle and clear between the different emotions that came and go in your piece

Fits well with the peaceful mood over here at the moment. it is liberation day in the netherlands and everyone is still hungover from the night before

Fits well with the peaceful mood over here at the moment. it is liberation day in the netherlands and everyone is still hungover from the night before ;)

great job. kinda reminds me nick cave and warren ellis' soundtracks.

great job. kinda reminds me nick cave and warren ellis' soundtracks.

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Nice mood indeed - and retaining some freeform feel, this reminds me of old Cul De Sac too a little, lovely.

Nice mood indeed - and retaining some freeform feel, this reminds me of old Cul De Sac too a little, lovely.

Thanks; it's a few layered guitar tracks (mostly through a Moog MurF), and some noises that I am so fond of (that most people edit out, such as humming)

Nice! I got inspired, amongst other things, by Hiss Tracts.

Cheers --- Those are two of the greatest soundtrack composers, I love "The Proposition"

Cheers guys!
Check out this new and radically altered version too if you like:
New Late/Early with a wealth of added elements

[quote=laguna]How did you build those layers? I really like the bass, subtle and clear between the different emotions that came and go in your piece[/quote] Thanks; it's a few layered guitar tracks (mostly through a Moog MurF), and some noises that I am so fond of (that most people edit out, such as humming) [quote=dreikelvin]Fits well with the peaceful mood over here at the moment. it is liberation day in the netherlands and everyone is still hungover from the night before ;)[/quote] Nice! I got inspired, amongst other things, by Hiss Tracts. [quote=Color TV]great job. kinda reminds me nick cave and warren ellis' soundtracks.[/quote] Cheers --- Those are two of the greatest soundtrack composers, I love "The Proposition" [quote=Ipaghost][url=http://giphy.com/gifs/xVKgkio9GPQlO][img]http://media1.giphy.com/media/xVKgkio9GPQlO/200.gif[/img][/url][/quote] [quote=tim koch]Nice mood indeed - and retaining some freeform feel, this reminds me of old Cul De Sac too a little, lovely.[/quote] Cheers guys! Check out this new and radically altered version too if you like: [url=https://soundcloud.com/encym-soundtracks/lateearly-extended-elements/]New Late/Early with a wealth of added elements[/url]

that is most beautiful

that is most beautiful

Thanks yan_g, much appreciated!

[quote=yan_g]that is most beautiful[/quote] Thanks yan_g, much appreciated!

Very peaceful and reflective track.  I love the way the guitars float in and out creating the melody.  Really cool, nice job!

Very peaceful and reflective track. I love the way the guitars float in and out creating the melody. Really cool, nice job! :)

Cheers mate!

[quote=Tone Matrix]Very peaceful and reflective track. I love the way the guitars float in and out creating the melody. Really cool, nice job! :)[/quote] Cheers mate!

Cheers guys, and here is an expanded variation on the same theme.

[quote=yan_g]that is most beautiful[/quote] [quote=Tone Matrix]Very peaceful and reflective track. I love the way the guitars float in and out creating the melody. Really cool, nice job! :)[/quote] Cheers guys, and [url=https://soundcloud.com/encym-soundtracks/lateearly-extended-elements/]here[/url] is an expanded variation on the same theme.