runners
By ilzxc on August 28, 2022 8:51 pm
(no m8, no sublab)
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Haven't had much time to comment lately, but you've been on a tear for a while! Aalso really selling felt instruments―everything has so much character. 
emily wrote:
Haha, now I can't unhear this―great soundtrack to be compared to, though.
noice! like a running kinda tension that keeps coming together, but leaves only an outline of where it just was... elusive sound! catchy vibe! 
This has quite the atmosphere I give you that. I hope you let it grow into something bigger.
Well that certainly kept me on the edge of my seat. Definitely not music to unwind to at the end of a long day. 
Very cool nonetheless.
This helicopter sound that pans left and right is hypnotic. The range of sounds in your tracks is always super interesting. Here, we have these deep low smooth layers, the helicopter layer, the bell like sound in the distant background. Exciting one.
RajaTheResidentAlien wrote:
a running kinda tension that keeps coming together, but leaves only an outline of where it just was... elusive sound!
this is the impression this leaves me with as well - liminal, ever-shifting, impossible to pin down, made of dust and steam. and it feels fast but not hurried. this is a masterful emulsion of texture and space. I could easily hear this in a (good) film soundtrack.
Tension filled indeed and loving how that one choppy synth sounds. The building of it towards the end with the bassy underlying sounds had a really cool effect to it. This really had a cinematic feel to it. Nice work!
It's like it started further back in my speakers and moved forward, great sound design, movement all around me, I'm hearing an ornithopter scouting for the sand worms. Builds up and leaves you wondering both what happened and what's coming next, mystery.
I was going to say that this reminds me of "On the run" but given that you called it runners, perhaps that was intent? 