It's absolutely beautiful, for peeping leaves, or any other time.
- Devieus

It's absolutely beautiful, for peeping leaves, or any other time. - Devieus

Leaf Simulator 2022 OST - 5 stars

Leaf Simulator 2022 OST - 5 stars [url="http://channelfrederator.frederator.com/post/93827157810/spark-flow-studios-channel-frederator-network"][img]https://media0.giphy.com/media/XRODC1lUXlKTK/giphy.gif?cid=790b76113b50bc885255d28bbf8cd37e5533ff302ffc6ab9&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g[/img][/url]

Oooh love the sound of that piano.  Such a lovely chord progression with some overworld vibes

Oooh love the sound of that piano. Such a lovely chord progression with some overworld vibes :)

a beautiful fall-kinda cozy vibe, so badly needed

a beautiful fall-kinda cozy vibe, so badly needed <3 [img=cozyfalllove]https://media.giphy.com/media/6LbxewmUrp06A/giphy.gif[/img]

Happy Equinox!  This is lovely!

[img]https://media.giphy.com/media/gmuxUGlIbWo8g/giphy.gif[/img] Happy Equinox! This is lovely!

Splendid composition, and the sound quality is pristine (is that the #cinesamples in the tags?).

Splendid composition, and the sound quality is pristine (is that the #cinesamples in the tags?).

Anytime's a good time to peep some leaves!
And thanks for the kinds words.

[quote=Devieus]It's absolutely beautiful, for peeping leaves, or any other time. - Devieus[/quote] Anytime's a good time to peep some leaves! :D And thanks for the kinds words. <3

"Too many leaves. (7.8/10.)" - IGN

[quote=Ipaghost]Leaf Simulator 2022 OST - 5 stars [url="http://channelfrederator.frederator.com/post/93827157810/spark-flow-studios-channel-frederator-network"][img]https://media0.giphy.com/media/XRODC1lUXlKTK/giphy.gif?cid=790b76113b50bc885255d28bbf8cd37e5533ff302ffc6ab9&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g[/img][/url][/quote] "Too many leaves. (7.8/10.)" - IGN :P

Thanks so much!

[quote=Tone Matrix]Oooh love the sound of that piano. Such a lovely chord progression with some overworld vibes :)[/quote] Thanks so much!

Glad to hear it scratches that autumnal itch! (That hedgehog looks like it totally would too.)

[quote=RajaTheResidentAlien]a beautiful fall-kinda cozy vibe, so badly needed <3 [img=cozyfalllove]https://media.giphy.com/media/6LbxewmUrp06A/giphy.gif[/img][/quote] Glad to hear it scratches that autumnal itch! (That hedgehog looks like it totally would too.)

Thanks! So's Snoopy, of course.

[quote=emily][img]https://media.giphy.com/media/gmuxUGlIbWo8g/giphy.gif[/img] Happy Equinox! This is lovely![/quote] Thanks! So's Snoopy, of course. <3

I think this track made me realize something that I love so much about your music.

There is so much "implied rhythm" in your work.  I know you have percussion sometimes, but the stutter of the strings, the piano melody implying a "restart" - It really makes me feel these really awesome drum beats in my body.  I don't know if I'm using the term correctly, but there is some music [Portishead's album "Third"] where the thing that really gets me is not the beat, but the beat that is implied in the silent spaces.

You (obviously) have such awesome melodies, textures, mixing, arrangements, and chord progressions, but I think the unsung (lol) hero is the rhythm.

If I was a member of the LCB orchestra as we went on tour around the world and performed with backdrops of landscapes around the world and SNES RPG footage, I would be one of the drummers, and we would bring the "live energy" and all the fans would be like, "oh SNAP THIS IS SO TIGHT" and they'd love it because they've all listened to the albums non stop but this would be a fresh interpretation, but one that really "made sense"

...does that make any sense or even relate to what you think about when you make your work?

I think this track made me realize something that I love so much about your music. There is so much "implied rhythm" in your work. I know you have percussion sometimes, but the stutter of the strings, the piano melody implying a "restart" - It really makes me feel these really awesome drum beats in my body. I don't know if I'm using the term correctly, but there is some music [Portishead's album "Third"] where the thing that really gets me is not the beat, but the beat that is implied in the silent spaces. You (obviously) have such awesome melodies, textures, mixing, arrangements, and chord progressions, but I think the unsung (lol) hero is the rhythm. If I was a member of the LCB orchestra as we went on tour around the world and performed with backdrops of landscapes around the world and SNES RPG footage, I would be one of the drummers, and we would bring the "live energy" and all the fans would be like, "oh SNAP THIS IS SO TIGHT" and they'd love it because they've all listened to the albums non stop but this would be a fresh interpretation, but one that really "made sense" ...does that make any sense or even relate to what you think about when you make your work?