wonderful atmosphere, the vocals remind me a bit of "PPP" by Beach House.

wonderful atmosphere, the vocals remind me a bit of "PPP" by Beach House.

Great progression in the music. The words are spoken so don't progress much, but still add a nice layer to it.

Great progression in the music. The words are spoken so don't progress much, but still add a nice layer to it.

Thanks! I don't hear any resemblance at all haha, it's weird how that works sometimes

Your comment got me thinking.. I think you're referring to singing? But how I took it at first was that the vocals were gently spoken throughout the entire piece, what we could do next time is actually raise the vocals as the track progresses. ("raise", in the sense that it will be said with a bit more power)
Thanks for the comment

[quote=Parallelis]wonderful atmosphere, the vocals remind me a bit of "PPP" by Beach House.[/quote] Thanks! :) I don't hear any resemblance at all haha, it's weird how that works sometimes [quote=Devieus]Great progression in the music. The words are spoken so don't progress much, but still add a nice layer to it.[/quote] Your comment got me thinking.. I think you're referring to singing? But how I took it at first was that the vocals were gently spoken throughout the entire piece, what we could do next time is actually raise the vocals as the track progresses. ("raise", in the sense that it will be said with a bit more power) Thanks for the comment :)

More in the way that spoken word, unlike singing, doesn't do pitch, so can't progress beyond what it is, although it'd be an interesting challenge to progress it anyway.

[quote=Glaze][quote=Devieus]Great progression in the music. The words are spoken so don't progress much, but still add a nice layer to it.[/quote] Your comment got me thinking.. I think you're referring to singing? But how I took it at first was that the vocals were gently spoken throughout the entire piece, what we could do next time is actually raise the vocals as the track progresses. ("raise", in the sense that it will be said with a bit more power) Thanks for the comment :)[/quote] More in the way that spoken word, unlike singing, doesn't do pitch, so can't progress beyond what it is, although it'd be an interesting challenge to progress it anyway.

The intro piano theme has a really nice cinematic feel.  Like a movie reaching it's epic final scene.  The spoken word gives me imagery of a letter being read and a memory montage flashing  by   Nice work!

The intro piano theme has a really nice cinematic feel. Like a movie reaching it's epic final scene. The spoken word gives me imagery of a letter being read and a memory montage flashing by :) Nice work!