this is so beautiful omggg

this is so beautiful omggg

It reminds me a bit of some minimalist composers like Philip Glass or Terry Riley.  And the textures are pleasant and a little mesmerizing.  I'm a firm believer that there aren't really any rules to creating music and sometimes it's good to color outside the lines.  If anything it's a little like listening to windchimes, in that they can be chaotic but still beautiful.

It reminds me a bit of some minimalist composers like Philip Glass or Terry Riley. And the textures are pleasant and a little mesmerizing. I'm a firm believer that there aren't really any rules to creating music and sometimes it's good to color outside the lines. If anything it's a little like listening to windchimes, in that they can be chaotic but still beautiful.

This is like a blanket I can just roll up inside of like a warm cuddly ball of coziness.
Beautiful, super mellow, lovely textures. Awesome work

This is like a blanket I can just roll up inside of like a warm cuddly ball of coziness. Beautiful, super mellow, lovely textures. Awesome work <3

Really pretty and meditative soundscape. I like how the three(ish?) different textures just sort of blends into each other seamslessly.

Really pretty and meditative soundscape. I like how the three(ish?) different textures just sort of blends into each other seamslessly.

while i can def understand that it maybe didn't come together how you were wanting it to...
damn, i wish you could hear it through my ears. cuz that sounded incredible to me.
did not feel disjointed at all. lovely natural flow from start to finish.
thank you

while i can def understand that it maybe didn't come together how you were wanting it to... damn, i wish you could hear it through my ears. cuz that sounded incredible to me. did not feel disjointed at all. lovely natural flow from start to finish. thank you

This is how zooming into a fractal sounds 🥹

This is how zooming into a fractal sounds 🥹

so cool! love the ebb and flow of the parts coming in and out

so cool! love the ebb and flow of the parts coming in and out

Absolutely beautiful. This breaks my brain in a good way
What a pleasant listen

Absolutely beautiful. This breaks my brain in a good way What a pleasant listen

at the start it's like 2 against 3 against 4 polyrhythm thing?? I think. and it's a really nice effect
and the clean uku coming in from the haze approx 1:25 is lovely! sounds perfectly on time to my ears hehe
some really nice little snippets that seem to happen accidentally, like around 2:20ish
yes! hope u come back to it later on when u forget it and u will see it's dope

at the start it's like 2 against 3 against 4 polyrhythm thing?? I think. and it's a really nice effect and the clean uku coming in from the haze approx 1:25 is lovely! sounds perfectly on time to my ears hehe some really nice little snippets that seem to happen accidentally, like around 2:20ish yes! hope u come back to it later on when u forget it and u will see it's dope

the imperfections in the process you describe are what make the track more memorable and interesting, really nice job

the imperfections in the process you describe are what make the track more memorable and interesting, really nice job

Honestly I think the "wonkiness" only adds to the charm. It's off enough to be interesting but close enough to be soothing.

Honestly I think the "wonkiness" only adds to the charm. It's off enough to be interesting but close enough to be soothing.

the lovely sound of string instruments dancing
- Ebrit

the lovely sound of string instruments dancing - Ebrit

Thank you for listening!

Thank you for listening and for the feedback! I think when i was making it i felt it started to sound like a piece from steve reich maybe “electric counterpoint”. I kind of tried to move a bit away from to not just be a worse version of that. But obviously it still in there haha.

Thank you for the lovely words, happy you liked it!

Thanks! Happy you liked it! I guess you’re right theres three different parts to it.

Thank you for listening! Maybe it came out a bit judgemental of the piece, i was just unsure if it was working after listening to the same things so many times. But definitely wish i could do that as well, would solve a lot of problems. Anyways, happy that you liked it!

What a cool picture, thank you!

Thank you for listening!

Thank you! That’s a good outcome haha, great to hear!

Hey! Thanks for listening. I think you might be right about the timing in the beginning, i didn’t really think about the rythm of the delays, but maybe i should have been. Also towards the end i had stretched material to 150% and 200% along with the original for a few seconds which would give that 2:3:4 relationship, which is interesting somehow…
Maybe you right i just need to give it some time before i listen to it again.

Thank you for saying that. Im happy that you hear it in that way!

Thank you for listening! Good to hear that!

Thank you for listening, thats a cool picture!

[quote=newlife+]this is so beautiful omggg[/quote] Thank you for listening! [quote=Cosmic Cairns]It reminds me a bit of some minimalist composers like Philip Glass or Terry Riley. And the textures are pleasant and a little mesmerizing. I'm a firm believer that there aren't really any rules to creating music and sometimes it's good to color outside the lines. If anything it's a little like listening to windchimes, in that they can be chaotic but still beautiful. [/quote] Thank you for listening and for the feedback! I think when i was making it i felt it started to sound like a piece from steve reich maybe “electric counterpoint”. I kind of tried to move a bit away from to not just be a worse version of that. But obviously it still in there haha. [quote=Dustsucker]This is like a blanket I can just roll up inside of like a warm cuddly ball of coziness. Beautiful, super mellow, lovely textures. Awesome work <3[/quote] Thank you for the lovely words, happy you liked it! [quote=Gunda]Really pretty and meditative soundscape. I like how the three(ish?) different textures just sort of blends into each other seamslessly. [/quote] Thanks! Happy you liked it! I guess you’re right theres three different parts to it. [quote=jwh]while i can def understand that it maybe didn't come together how you were wanting it to... damn, i wish you could hear it through my ears. cuz that sounded incredible to me. did not feel disjointed at all. lovely natural flow from start to finish. thank you[/quote] Thank you for listening! Maybe it came out a bit judgemental of the piece, i was just unsure if it was working after listening to the same things so many times. But definitely wish i could do that as well, would solve a lot of problems. Anyways, happy that you liked it! [quote=Linus]This is how zooming into a fractal sounds 🥹[/quote] What a cool picture, thank you! [quote=uhhuh_absolutely]so cool! love the ebb and flow of the parts coming in and out[/quote] Thank you for listening! [quote=doomscrolling]Absolutely beautiful. This breaks my brain in a good way What a pleasant listen[/quote] Thank you! That’s a good outcome haha, great to hear! [quote=horatiuromantic]at the start it's like 2 against 3 against 4 polyrhythm thing?? I think. and it's a really nice effect and the clean uku coming in from the haze approx 1:25 is lovely! sounds perfectly on time to my ears hehe some really nice little snippets that seem to happen accidentally, like around 2:20ish yes! hope u come back to it later on when u forget it and u will see it's dope[/quote] Hey! Thanks for listening. I think you might be right about the timing in the beginning, i didn’t really think about the rythm of the delays, but maybe i should have been. Also towards the end i had stretched material to 150% and 200% along with the original for a few seconds which would give that 2:3:4 relationship, which is interesting somehow… Maybe you right i just need to give it some time before i listen to it again. [quote=loteq]the imperfections in the process you describe are what make the track more memorable and interesting, really nice job[/quote] Thank you for saying that. Im happy that you hear it in that way! [quote=Minnamari]Honestly I think the "wonkiness" only adds to the charm. It's off enough to be interesting but close enough to be soothing. [/quote] Thank you for listening! Good to hear that! [quote=DESLRV]the lovely sound of string instruments dancing - Ebrit[/quote] Thank you for listening, thats a cool picture!

it def didn't feel disjointed at all.  a perfect symphony of delay and a wonderful journey

it def didn't feel disjointed at all. a perfect symphony of delay and a wonderful journey