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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Plantrain's music / Not Natural
Pads and drones created in Paulstretch, drum machine beats (I didn't have a chance to record new drum parts this week, so I reused some of the drum parts from an old track that had the right tempo), a mix of acoustic piano and Pianoteq piano, and a synth patch from Absynth.
Darkly cinematic. And quite long.
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It's definitely not too long.
The piano is real good and the dust like crackle is awesome.
Great atmosphere!
breathtaking slow motion and reduction to the essence. Perfect production of "not natural" scenes.
Great dark atmosphere on this one. Sounds like it should score a rainy noir film.
Pianoteq should use your tracks as a demo 
The overall mix is awesome and has a huge expansive feel to it. The cello part gives it an extra spooky feel. Music for investigating a dimly lit warehouse Nice job!
Yes dark smokey day, walking slowly through the haze. The drones slowly walk towards you, zombie faced and sunken eyes. They stumble but never flinch. You wonder when this happened? Why? How did I get here?!
very very nice!
Tasty. Not too long.
It's definitely not too long.
The piano is real good and the dust like crackle is awesome.
Great atmosphere!
breathtaking slow motion and reduction to the essence. Perfect production of "not natural" scenes.
Great dark atmosphere on this one. Sounds like it should score a rainy noir film.
Pianoteq should use your tracks as a demo
Yes dark smokey day, walking slowly through the haze. The drones slowly walk towards you, zombie faced and sunken eyes. They stumble but never flinch. You wonder when this happened? Why? How did I get here?!
Thank you all so much for taking the time to listen and comment!
