This version is for sure a little too energetic to fall asleep to, but I can hear the tones that would be inviting to sleep to in here.  As it is I get the feeling of being in the middle of a windy storm, which then starts to pass when the mellow melody enters, although I can still hear the storm rumbling off in the distance. 

This version is for sure a little too energetic to fall asleep to, but I can hear the tones that would be inviting to sleep to in here. As it is I get the feeling of being in the middle of a windy storm, which then starts to pass when the mellow melody enters, although I can still hear the storm rumbling off in the distance.

when the track started I had a feeling of a persian instrument that was playing, but then it got confusing and I could not keep this picture. tons of stuff to concentrate on. I enjoyed the relaxed outro of the song.

when the track started I had a feeling of a persian instrument that was playing, but then it got confusing and I could not keep this picture. tons of stuff to concentrate on. I enjoyed the relaxed outro of the song.

I like how this goes in many directions with the different sound elements yet remains still focused on the twinkly ukelele that starts the track, nice use of the nature sounds.

I like how this goes in many directions with the different sound elements yet remains still focused on the twinkly ukelele that starts the track, nice use of the nature sounds.

I like this picture, The storm raging them passing. I suppose I have been thinking about the hurricane a lot these past weeks too, hearing all the destruction, so tragic.

Yes it does get quite crazy. I'm not sure the drums work out so well after all, but an experiment for sure. I have a long version of the relaxing outtro part here: https://soundcloud.com/miraclemiles/stargazing-sheep-disquiet0562, much less going on there

Thanks, yeah I liked the ukelele sound a lot, glad it could anchor things down a little.

[quote=CosmicCairns]This version is for sure a little too energetic to fall asleep to, but I can hear the tones that would be inviting to sleep to in here. As it is I get the feeling of being in the middle of a windy storm, which then starts to pass when the mellow melody enters, although I can still hear the storm rumbling off in the distance.[/quote] I like this picture, The storm raging them passing. I suppose I have been thinking about the hurricane a lot these past weeks too, hearing all the destruction, so tragic. [quote=Q-Rosh]when the track started I had a feeling of a persian instrument that was playing, but then it got confusing and I could not keep this picture. tons of stuff to concentrate on. I enjoyed the relaxed outro of the song.[/quote] Yes it does get quite crazy. I'm not sure the drums work out so well after all, but an experiment for sure. I have a long version of the relaxing outtro part here: https://soundcloud.com/miraclemiles/stargazing-sheep-disquiet0562, much less going on there :) [quote=Jason Nijjer]I like how this goes in many directions with the different sound elements yet remains still focused on the twinkly ukelele that starts the track, nice use of the nature sounds.[/quote] Thanks, yeah I liked the ukelele sound a lot, glad it could anchor things down a little.

I love all the shimmery sounds here, and in such a cavernous space, feels like floating through a cloud of tiny crystals that are tuned harmoniously so that as you crash through them they all form a brilliant chord-like mass of sound collisions

I love all the shimmery sounds here, and in such a cavernous space, feels like floating through a cloud of tiny crystals that are tuned harmoniously so that as you crash through them they all form a brilliant chord-like mass of sound collisions <3

Lovely imagery your bring up here, Love it. All about floating through the crystally clouds and grooving with the storms.

[quote=RajaTheResidentAlien]I love all the shimmery sounds here, and in such a cavernous space, feels like floating through a cloud of tiny crystals that are tuned harmoniously so that as you crash through them they all form a brilliant chord-like mass of sound collisions <3[/quote] Lovely imagery your bring up here, Love it. All about floating through the crystally clouds and grooving with the storms.

so soothing until the dissonance and compressor CRONCH come in! love it. those resonant noise bug sounds that come in around 3 minutes are dope too.

so soothing until the dissonance and compressor CRONCH come in! love it. those resonant noise bug sounds that come in around 3 minutes are dope too.