Nice man, the the atmosphere.  I like how you were able to develop a whole melodic idea out of just quarter notes against that constant piano note.  Really makes the parts where that notes drops out seem like a really drastic contrast.   

Nice man, the the atmosphere. I like how you were able to develop a whole melodic idea out of just quarter notes against that constant piano note. Really makes the parts where that notes drops out seem like a really drastic contrast.

Ah, if only I could be so grossly incandescent...

Ah, if only I could be so grossly incandescent...

Awesome sounds, evokes an image of a misty forest at night for me.

Awesome sounds, evokes an image of a misty forest at night for me.

This track is beautiful. So simple and subtle, and so elegant for it.

This track is beautiful. So simple and subtle, and so elegant for it.

beautiful mood in here. love this composition. songs like this make weeklybeats so valuable.

beautiful mood in here. love this composition. songs like this make weeklybeats so valuable.

Smooth.

Smooth.

Love this, it has that sense of solitude and wide-open space that you do so well. Strange to think we're halfway through already but there you go.

Love this, it has that sense of solitude and wide-open space that you do so well. Strange to think we're halfway through already but there you go.

Praise the sun.

Praise the sun.

That is one very nicely done delicate track.

That is one very nicely done delicate track.

pretty sure how this makes me feel is somewhere in this list: https://thoughtcatalog.com/lisa-woods/2016/10/23-words-for-emotions-everyone-feels-but-cant-explain/

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uh yep there it is number 3 "monachopsis"

pretty sure how this makes me feel is somewhere in this list: https://thoughtcatalog.com/lisa-woods/2016/10/23-words-for-emotions-everyone-feels-but-cant-explain/ ... uh yep there it is number 3 "monachopsis"

Nicely done

Nicely done

Thanks so much! The track started with that one idea, so I'm glad it turned out okay.

I had to flip a light switch a few times before everything clicked.

Neat! I like keeping nature in mind when I'm writing.

Much appreciated!

What a compliment! I really appreciate it.

Thanks!

No kidding, but hey, we finally made it. And thanks! Looking forward to hearing how everyone finishes out the year.

Thank you for the very nice feedback!

Hadn't heard of monachopsis before, or even the concept of words for indescribable emotions. Interesting!

Thank you!

[quote=Chrisfoo]Nice man, the the atmosphere. I like how you were able to develop a whole melodic idea out of just quarter notes against that constant piano note. Really makes the parts where that notes drops out seem like a really drastic contrast. [/quote] Thanks so much! The track started with that one idea, so I'm glad it turned out okay. [quote=ViridianLoom]Ah, if only I could be so grossly incandescent...[/quote] I had to flip a light switch a few times before everything clicked. :D [quote=Mission Crossing]Awesome sounds, evokes an image of a misty forest at night for me. [/quote] Neat! I like keeping nature in mind when I'm writing. [quote=hent03]This track is beautiful. So simple and subtle, and so elegant for it.[/quote] Much appreciated! [quote=Q-Rosh]beautiful mood in here. love this composition. songs like this make weeklybeats so valuable.[/quote] What a compliment! I really appreciate it. [quote=djippy]Smooth. [/quote] Thanks! [quote=hieme]Love this, it has that sense of solitude and wide-open space that you do so well. Strange to think we're halfway through already but there you go.[/quote] No kidding, but hey, we finally made it. And thanks! Looking forward to hearing how everyone finishes out the year. [quote=Devieus]Praise the sun.[/quote] :D [quote=Kedbreak136]That is one very nicely done delicate track.[/quote] Thank you for the very nice feedback! :) [quote=codydjango]pretty sure how this makes me feel is somewhere in this list: https://thoughtcatalog.com/lisa-woods/2016/10/23-words-for-emotions-everyone-feels-but-cant-explain/ ... uh yep there it is number 3 "monachopsis"[/quote] Hadn't heard of monachopsis before, or even the concept of words for indescribable emotions. Interesting! [quote=OleJazzer]Nicely done [/quote] Thank you!