Seeing that deer (god) in person must have been a really cool experience.  The music has a bit of a low-key feel, but there's still a sense of majesty, magic, and wonder.  I like the field recordings of the nature sounds.  They provide a nice ambience.  I'm guessing the strings that came in are from the sampled recording?  They fit in seamlessly with this piece and were a nice addition.

Seeing that deer (god) in person must have been a really cool experience. The music has a bit of a low-key feel, but there's still a sense of majesty, magic, and wonder. I like the field recordings of the nature sounds. They provide a nice ambience. I'm guessing the strings that came in are from the sampled recording? They fit in seamlessly with this piece and were a nice addition.

Sweet folky/prog vibes from the lyre and organ (amazing patch!). The percussion gives it a bit of a filmic vibe.
When the strings come it's just absolutely magical, feels so natural. It's as if they were written and recorded for this piece. It al fits in beautiful with the background story. Lovely work!

Sweet folky/prog vibes from the lyre and organ (amazing patch!). The percussion gives it a bit of a filmic vibe. When the strings come it's just absolutely magical, feels so natural. It's as if they were written and recorded for this piece. It al fits in beautiful with the background story. Lovely work!

Thank you! The lowkey-into-majestic move was what I was hoping to do, so I'm glad that came through. You're right, the strings are from the classical sample.

Thank you! The transition to the string sample was the part I was most uncertain about, so I'm glad it worked. I need to dig more into prog-folk, but I'm a big fan of Comus and of the Decemberists album "Hazards of Love"

(Happy to share the organ patch if you're interested. I meant to share the bundle here, but it is already in the Jam 53 submissions thread)

[quote=Cosmic Cairns]Seeing that deer (god) in person must have been a really cool experience. The music has a bit of a low-key feel, but there's still a sense of majesty, magic, and wonder. I like the field recordings of the nature sounds. They provide a nice ambience. I'm guessing the strings that came in are from the sampled recording? They fit in seamlessly with this piece and were a nice addition.[/quote] Thank you! The lowkey-into-majestic move was what I was hoping to do, so I'm glad that came through. You're right, the strings are from the classical sample. [quote=Dustsucker]Sweet folky/prog vibes from the lyre and organ (amazing patch!). The percussion gives it a bit of a filmic vibe. When the strings come it's just absolutely magical, feels so natural. It's as if they were written and recorded for this piece. It al fits in beautiful with the background story. Lovely work![/quote] Thank you! The transition to the string sample was the part I was most uncertain about, so I'm glad it worked. I need to dig more into prog-folk, but I'm a big fan of Comus and of the Decemberists album "Hazards of Love" (Happy to share the organ patch if you're interested. I meant to share the bundle here, but it is already in the Jam 53 submissions thread)