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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / levelcapybara's music / monachopsis & comfort
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Space is very big.
You are very, very small.
You’ll fit in just fine.
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CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)
Oh wow, the piano immediately makes me sit up and pay attention. Lovely arrangement. The string lines opening up are mesmerising. The breathy choir pad at 01:35 is absolutely gorgeous too. I really love this!
the problem is finding the right place
this is very romantic, I really love this 
- Ebrit
got a beautiful feeling of drifting in circles, with a sense of arrival and belonging through each and every cycle 
A delicate melody deploying itself in the starry sky. The violin floats sparsely above all this. Very pretty.
Oh wow, the piano immediately makes me sit up and pay attention. Lovely arrangement. The string lines opening up are mesmerising. The breathy choir pad at 01:35 is absolutely gorgeous too. I really love this!
Thanks! I'm pretty bad at sitting up and paying attention myself, but I'm glad the track had that effect. 
the problem is finding the right place
this is very romantic, I really love this <3
- Ebrit
For sure. But it's worth the journey to find it.
And thank you!
got a beautiful feeling of drifting in circles, with a sense of arrival and belonging through each and every cycle
And in return you've given me a beautiful gif and description. Thank you!
A delicate melody deploying itself in the starry sky. The violin floats sparsely above all this. Very pretty.
Thanks so much! 
Didn't know I've tuned out for 4 weeks and missed so much quality capy material. I guess that's a good thing, it's like binge watching a good tv show . Super beautiful dreamy piano-scape! I love this particular haiku, it really speaks to me. Perfect with the song too.
Love it when you put in the music u-turn in the last measure. I livvvvvve for that stuff! Is that technically a key change?
Didn't know I've tuned out for 4 weeks and missed so much quality capy material.
I miss out on weekly stuff, but then it's like you come back to a full album!
Didn't know I've tuned out for 4 weeks and missed so much quality capy material. I guess that's a good thing, it's like binge watching a good tv show
Love it when you put in the music u-turn in the last measure. I livvvvvve for that stuff! Is that technically a key change?
ViridianLoom wrote:Didn't know I've tuned out for 4 weeks and missed so much quality capy material.
I miss out on weekly stuff, but then it's like you come back to a full album!
Thanks to both of you!
Which of the Cinesamples products do you have/use?
My go-to's are CineSymphony Lite, CinePiano, and the Tina Guo (cello) and Taylor Davis (violin) packs - most of which I used here. 
On other projects, I tend to used CineBrass Descant Horn and Voices of War: Men of the North. In my experience, the soloist VSTs are the most worth it - most DAWs have pretty convincing stand-ins for ensemble sounds. Hope this helps!
orangedrink wrote:Which of the Cinesamples products do you have/use?
My go-to's are CineSymphony Lite, CinePiano, and the Tina Guo (cello) and Taylor Davis (violin) packs - most of which I used here.
...Okay, I lied, I thinking of a different track from a different week. This one just uses CineSymphony Lite and the Taylor Davis VST. My bad.
